Just googled it. It's flat bread no yeast
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What's For Dinner?
- Thread starter SalixIncendium
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Just googled it. It's flat bread no yeast
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
It is as shown in the recipe that @crossfire linked. It is simply a dough where instead of baking it one fries it in oil. Sort of like a doughnut without any sugar.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
It can have yeast, but many recipes use baking soda, or a mixture of baking soda and yeast.
We have something similar here but call it damper. It's just flour, salt and water then cook it on a camp fire. Or if you want to get fancy use milk instead of water and add some butter and baking powder.
I always use yeast. I had Paul make me low bake oven, to keep rising time consistent
Entricote steak and baked potatoes with a cracked pepper sauce
Pears in honey
Pears in honey
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
My housemate is from the Blackfeet Nation so I Googled a Blackfeet recipe. Just flour, water, baking powder and salt fried in oil. It turned out very good. Thanks to @crossfire for the suggestion of using a baking soda only recipe.
Chicken and mushroom pie avec roast root vegetables.
Date and walnut cake.
I always wanted to know what "avec" was on a french menu, now i know.
Date and walnut cake.
I always wanted to know what "avec" was on a french menu, now i know.
Hooded_Crow
Taking flight
Veggie haggis (could never eat real haggis - sounds disgusting).
I've eaten both real and veggie. Veggie is quite ok but real, sliced and fried with a full Scottish breakfast is very good.
Hooded_Crow
Taking flight
I'll take your word for it. Haven't eaten meat for over 35 years and am not about to start now!
an anarchist
Your local loco.
I like to eat dinner for breakfast, so my dinner breakfast this morning is chicken! I got a breast marinating in garlic ranch, and another one marinating in honey mustard. Cooking makes me feel like a mad scientist because I experiment like Einstein!
an anarchist
Your local loco.
My boyfriend says he can’t eat “dinner foods” for breakfast. Says he’d lose his appetite if he considered tacos for breakfast. I don’t get it.
Do you ever eat breakfast for dinner or dinner for breakfast? Food is food, no matter the time of day!
We had our first seafood pizza (with a cup of outstanding chili) last night with family.
Tonight we're out for Italian with friends.
Tonight we're out for Italian with friends.
Breakfast i usually have cereal but on occasion go for full English or full Scottish breakfast which is essentially a dinner meal.
I always eat dinner foods for breakfast.
So do I according to Karen. It's what I'm used from when I was a kid, we'd get up about 4 have a cup of tea then go help milk then come back a couple of hours later and have a huge breakfast before going to school.
Secret Chief
Veteran Member
Penne, red pesto, toasted walnuts and lemon & herb queen olives. Sorted.