Fattir
The flaky bread of the Tajik table: a layered flatbread of flour, water and butter or fat, rolled into spirals and baked until it shatters — made to be torn for qurutob. Ingredients: flour, water, salt, butter or sheep fat for layering.
What it is
The flaky bread of the Tajik table: a layered flatbread of flour, water and butter or fat, rolled into spirals and baked until it shatters — made to be torn for qurutob. Ingredients: flour, water, salt, butter or sheep fat for layering. Recipe: 1) Knead a simple dough; rest. 2) Roll paper-thin; brush with melted fat. 3) Roll into a rope; coil into a spiral; flatten. 4) Bake until golden and layered. Serve: warm with tea, soups, and as the base of qurutob. Flavor: buttery layers, wheaty crisp. History: fatir (from the unleavened breads of the region's deep past) is daily bread across Tajikistan — its layers are a home baker's signature. See also: Qurutob, Oshi Palav.
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