A sophisticated twist on a McMuffin, have your McBreakfast in the form of a Cheesy Bacon Flatbread made from streaky bacon and melted cheese folded into a toasted flatbread.
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The bottom of the flatbread was perfectly crispy, but the inner layers of the flatbread had just a touch of softness — something I don't mind when it comes to pizza.
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Gene's Chinese Flatbread Cafe: Flatbread Cafe might sound like an odd name for a Chinese restaurant, but when you try the pork flatbread sandwich, or go through the process of breaking up pieces of bread in your bowl, onto which they pour heaping ladles of spicy lamb or pork intestines, it makes more sense.
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She bakes a slightly different flatbread than what's found elsewhere.
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The dinner menu listed steak tartare with fermented potato flatbread.
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For vegetarians Our pick: Tomato mozzarella flatbread and classic salad If cheese is your protein go-to on a vegetarian diet, then Panera's tomato mozzarella flatbread should be at the top of your list.
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Throwing a flatbread on the grill is always a good idea.
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Test Kitchen Tip: As with flatbread, this baby browns up rapidly.
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The charred flatbread remains were found in stone fireplaces in Jordan.
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"We ate flatbread pizza, and it was family time," she says.
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Brushed with rosemary, this Sardinian flatbread shatters when you tap it.
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More flatbread sandwich sales ultimately meant less money for the company.
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The company behind Wawa's flatbread sandwich decision was Applied Predictive Technologies.
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Test Kitchen Tip: Keep your eyes on your flatbread at all times.
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It's like eating a Big Mac but it's baked on our flatbread.
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Crescia, a specialty savory flatbread, hails from Trabocchi's hometown of Le Marche.
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Jammu, India: This homemade lunch contains flatbread, a turnip dish, and mangoes.
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My brother is making Mediterranean chicken kebabs and a Greek flatbread pizza.
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Pair this robust curry with rice or flatbread, and you've got dinner.
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WATCH THIS: Take 5: Five-Minute Caprese Garlic Flatbread Active time: 10 minutes
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WATCH THIS: Take 5: Five-Minute Caprese Garlic Flatbread Fat-Free Greek Yogurt
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Hiding beneath it all is Mr. Johnson's Nana bread, a lavishly layered flatbread.
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WATCH THIS: Take 5: Five-Minute Caprese Garlic Flatbread PB&J Protein Muffins
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Eventually she began bringing him homemade flatbread and water from the Euphrates River.
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He also had 3 Jack & Cokes, plus flatbread and croquettes (on the menu).
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WATCH THIS: Take 5: Five-Minute Caprese Garlic Flatbread Broc 'n Cheddar Crustless Quiche
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I order a chipotle chicken flatbread and fries, which are overpriced but not bad.
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He has a pre-made flatbread pizza to heat up for his dinner later.
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Available in three varieties, it's served with homemade laffa bread, a type of flatbread.
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In reality, I managed to make eggs and heat up a flatbread bruise-free.
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I like, as well, David Tanis's new recipe for lamb-topped flatbread with za'atar.
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We order food, a flatbread for R., and a blackened chicken wrap for me.
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We share a pork-belly appetizer, prosciutto-pear flatbread, pickerel, and s'mores for dessert.
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However, I was impressed by the look of the Burrata, Prosciutto, and Arugula Flatbread.
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The flatbread pizza has three servings in every box and is priced at $4.99.
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The flatbread, flipped once, cooks for a few minutes until lightly browned and pliable.
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The star, though, was the roti, or flatbread, with chickpeas, a simple yet magical combination.
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Other favorites included pizza, fried chicken, shrimp and pupusas, a stuffed flatbread from El Salvador.
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I get a Parmesan waffle cone filled with lentils and two sides of the flatbread.
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The sacral lobiani , a kidney-bean-filled flatbread, has been wantonly garnished with crunchy bacon.
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We loved the way the gooey, cheesy texture complemented the crispness of the flatbread pieces.
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Ugandans see me eating injera, our sour Eritrean flatbread, and they ask, what is that?
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The imitation steak tasted like real cow, and the scallion flatbread added an interesting twist.
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Pork or chicken are the choices to have wrapped in Korean flatbread with assorted dips.
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On our first date, we split a mushroom flatbread — my choice, because I'm a vegetarian.
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As a starter, maybe asparagus with my go-to rendition of pissaladière, a savory flatbread.
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Tracy said the flatbread concept was one of the more unique recipes created for the kits.
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It's a decent size, especially considering the $4 price, and comes in a sturdy flatbread bun.
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British scientists analysing charred samples from Jordan discovered that flatbread was being made 14,400 years ago.
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British scientists analyzing charred samples from Jordan discovered that flatbread was being made 14,400 years ago.
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American Flatbread at Lareau Farm, 46 Lareau Road, off Route 100, Waitsfield; 802-496-8856; americanflatbread.com.
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I also make a flatbread with a Flatout wrap, turkey, pepper jack cheese, salsa, and giardiniera.
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Take the socca, a pancake-like flatbread made with chickpea flour, water, olive oil and salt.
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U+1F959 STUFFED FLATBREAD First of all, call it a pita, or lavash, or something specific.
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These are often eaten with deep fried dough balls, burak, or with various forms of flatbread.
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Or you could layer everything in the flatbread and fold it up for a sandwichesque experience.
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Serve it alongside a hearty salad or with a stack of flatbread for an easy meal.
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I also picked up some Roti Canai, a type of flatbread with a curry dipping sauce.
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In its review, Morning Chores notes that the stone makes excellent cookies, flatbread, and baked bread.
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The Burrata, Prosciutto, and Arugula Flatbread is well known among fans of Trader Joe's frozen section.
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A Florentine bakery donates a crunchy flatbread and pizza that even patients undergoing chemotherapy can swallow.
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We'd hike in the Zagros Mountains, paddle kayaks on Lake Dukan, and eat kebabs and flatbread.
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"My great-aunt made a form of flatbread — paratha — so that's what it's celebrating," Mr. Johnson said.
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The chain also said that its pan, all American thin, and flatbread crusts are vegan as well.
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The women order French fries, burgers and bulani, a traditional Afghan flatbread stuffed with chives or potato.
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As for the pancakes, you eat them on their own, rolled up like an empty shawarma flatbread.
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Ms. Deravian was fretting over hers, worried that the flatbread would burn or the rice turn mushy.
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In Mumbai, a frankie is street food, a flatbread, like a wrap or burrito, enclosing a filling.
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For food, there's bubble tea, blueberries, an olive, a bell pepper, flatbread, tamale, fondue and a teapot.
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Scoop it up using a piece of flatbread and bask in the warm earthiness of the beans.
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Our foursome spent a sweet happy hour there snuggling by the fire and snacking on flatbread pizzas.
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Everything in this smoked cod roe starter with parsley and flatbread is made with locally sourced ingredients.
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"I used flatbread as the base with a spread of mayo and a sprinkle of seasoning," they said.
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Said flatbread gets stuck in the toaster and I try to free it for minutes without electrocuting myself.
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After all, pretty much every single culture of note has its own variant on the iconic flatbread dish.
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Staple food also includes tomatoes and 'bazlama', a flatbread made from freshly ground flour bought on the road.
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The customer, who was not identified, reportedly purchased a "super-veg rainbow flatbread" in Bath, England, last year.
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Customers can order the breakfast item with a gordita flatbread to cover up the egg, if they choose.
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Dabbed on flatbread, they make for quick cocktail nibbles: Le Bon Magot condiments, $13 for 8 ounces, lebonmagot.com.
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He and other asylum seekers chip in for flatbread, rice and vegetables, which they cook using a kettle.
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Seafood predominates, as do Indian-style curries eaten with rice and breads, particularly the flatbread known as faratas.
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The restaurant is open for breakfast too; try house-made lefse, a traditional Norwegian flatbread, with cured ham.
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The flatbread was an oversize oval, blackened at the edges and bulky with tomatoes, mozzarella and ricotta-arugula pesto.
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I make a wrap for lunch (lavash flatbread, red pepper hummus, swiss cheese, tomato, onion, spinach) and get ready.
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I put it to the back of my mind and make myself an egg, turkey sausage, and flatbread sandwich.
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They come out more like crackers than flatbread, but I spread them thickly with taramasalata and they're still delicious.
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My fiancé notices that they stocked the Moroccan flatbread that I like, so he grabs two pieces for me.
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The menu includes traditional Syrian dishes from Kabsa, a spicy chicken with rice, to Fattoush, a salad with flatbread.
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The crust is thin to medium in its thickness but resembles more of a pie rather than a flatbread.
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But I could also see serving them with a big salad and some warm flatbread for a light supper.
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His irresistible warm potato flatbread, which comes nestled in a square of homespun linen, is drenched in golden butter.
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The menu gives the name of this delicate Azerbaijani flatbread, the diameter of a pita but thinner, as kutaby.
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Jim and Margery aren't on air, but a flatbread pizza and a slice of cheesecake are on my radar.
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There are five recipes to choose from: chicken Parmesan, chicken enchiladas, Dijon chicken, pan-roasted chicken and chicken flatbread.
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He ended up with a hearty, dense flatbread that contains up to 4 grams of fiber and only 20 calories.
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That is when Hurricane Irene flooded Vermont, killing six people and decimating hundreds of homes and businesses, including American Flatbread.
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"Bäco is a filled flatbread I developed years ago that holds all the flavors I love to eat," Centeno said.
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Then, the signature dish of Georgia arrives: khachapuri , a leavened flatbread, flaky on the outside, with tangy melted cheese within.
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This flatbread satisfies with fresh mozzarella and tomatoes and basil pesto sauce, and it has only 460 milligrams of sodium.
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My friend and her boyfriend meet us there and we split a flatbread, brioche french toast sticks, and tangerine mimosas.
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Price: $10.49 per orderThis spinach-artichoke dip comes with a large assortment of flatbread crisps and it's served bubbling hot.
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In the Middle East, the equivalent of panzanella is fattoush, a salad peppered with fried pieces of flatbread called khubz.
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The word is also the origin of an even more exciting Arabic dish using stale flatbread, and that is fatteh.
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When done right, this flatbread is silky and buttery and melts on the tongue in a puddle of succulent flavors.
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Then, from September 24 to October 20, customers will be able to purchase chicken flatbread and pan roasted chicken meal kits.
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When it comes to breads, the chain's nine-grain wheat bread and multigrain flatbread are richest in whole grains and fiber.
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Give the donuts a hard pass but indulge in some oatmeal and egg white omelet with toasted multigrain flatbread at Dunkin'.
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So I had some wings earlier, soon as I touch down I'll make me some corn with chunky tuna and flatbread.
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Plates offer a little something of everything, complete with house flatbread, house pickles, marinated cabbage and onions, olives, and seasonal greens.
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There's also a "stuffed flatbread" that looks like all kinds of late-night, face-stuffing fare; perhaps a döner or falafel.
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Lambi roti, also known as matka or randani roti, is a type of flatbread from the Vidarbha Region of Maharashtra, India.
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His more recent show in Istanbul was about the rise of repression and intolerance, discussed over a pide, or Turkish flatbread.
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Most of the clientele were Ethiopian, eating the flatbread called injera and drinking either coffee or tej, a traditional honey wine.
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All of this is served on a small blue plate alongside a flatbread covered in buffalo butter and another spice mix.
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Along with a side of flatbread, brimming with herbs and onions, it made a for a filling and eye-opening breakfast.
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A recent offering featured Maison David's buttery soft, rosy pink Wagyu pastrami, and crisp cabbage slaw tucked into a semolina flatbread.
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Whatever you call it, whether focaccia or cabucio, a stuffed pizza or flatbread, this dish is well worth making at home.
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"And this last one is just for fun," he added, a tiny Scandinavian "shawarma" of potato flatbread wrapped around pickled herring.
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I stay in bed for another half hour and then finally put a frozen ham and gruyere flatbread in the oven.
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As the flatbread is tossed onto the grill, Ekstedt explains that his style of cooking harks back to traditional Swedish techniques.
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The new breakfast items include a Mini Skillet Bowl with seasoned breakfast potatoes, scrambled eggs, melted cheese, and Pico de Gallo; a Breakfast Soft Taco featuring a warm flour tortilla filled with scrambled eggs, bacon or delicious sausage, and cheddar cheese; and the Sausage Flatbread Quesadilla, a grilled flatbread filled with cheese, sausage, and scrambled eggs.
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She has a couple beers, and I opt for my signature Jack and Diet, along with potato skins and a Margherita flatbread.
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Instead, he plays Russian roulette with one of his favorite foods: his wife's lefse, a Norwegian flatbread made from potatoes and flour.
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One of our favorite appetizers was a crisp tuna flatbread with slices of rare fish, cucumber, pickled ginger, edamame and avocado hummus.
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The centerpiece of the dining experience is freshly baked laffa, a generous oblong Jerusalem-style flatbread made with yogurt but no yeast.
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Sure, you could go for the savory patty melt, but why not share the very shareable Persian flatbread and carrot spread instead?
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But I associate the ritual of the flatbread served with tea with Manitoba's capital city and the surrounding area into northwestern Ontario.
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Alongside traditional soups and noodle dishes, the chain also serves up stewed pork and spicy cumin lamb burgers in folded flatbread buns.
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The rest of the family always eat injera, a sourdough flatbread that is Ethiopia's staple food, with red pepper instead of stew.
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Arguably an underdog in the battle of the frozen meals — the Burrata, Prosciutto, and Arugula Flatbread — turned out to be the best.
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If you're not in a rush, order a turkey sandwich with shredded cheddar, and ask for it to be toasted on multigrain flatbread.
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The Boston-based company, known for its crackly-crust flatbread, said it would continue to pursue a sale during the course of bankruptcy.
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We thoroughly enjoy the short rib poutine and pulled pork sliders but get a little overwhelmed by the ricotta cheese on the flatbread.
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Polar is also well known in Venezuela for producing the flour to make the beloved national staple "arepas", a form of cornmeal flatbread.
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Taco Bell is releasing the Toasted Cheddar Chalupa, which will have six-month aged cheddar cheese baked right into its fried flatbread shell.
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For $5, this comes on flatbread from an Egyptian bakery in Queens, livened with spiced vinegar; for $6, over rice stained by turmeric.
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If you enjoy flatbread, the Gordita supreme with steak is another iron-rich option that offers a balanced combination of carbs and protein.
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We're not too hungry, so I order a glass of Cab Sauv and we share roasted brussels sprouts and a mushroom spinach flatbread.
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He briefly offered a kebab burger on naan khasa, an Afghan flatbread, but couldn't manage it without another cook to watch the grill.
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The meat dish every Serbian will ask if you tried is cevapcici:minced meat rolled into a rod shape, grilled and served with flatbread.
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Lavash, a traditional regional flatbread enjoyed around the South Caucasus and western Asia, is an essential part of Armenian, Iranian, and Turkish cuisine.
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I also got an Arabic pide (flatbread) later in the flight and could help myself to snacks, so I certainly didn't go hungry.
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I get cheese fries and a flatbread but I'm feeling too exhausted and in need of a shower so I can barely eat.
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Guests filled their plates from a buffet of stewed meats and vegetables and injera, a type of squishy flatbread that doubles as cutlery.
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If you're looking for a mini-meal before a training session, the egg white veggie flatbread delivers protein to help repair and strengthen muscles.
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Our top low-sugar pick is the turkey breast sandwich with cheddar cheese on toasted multigrain flatbread, which has only 25 grams of sugar.
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We spend over three hours catching up about everything under the sun and share two bottles of wine and a small meat lover's flatbread.
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My favorite is the pumpkin flatbread topped with cubes of butternut squash, goat cheese crumble, baby spinach, pumpkin seeds, and a drizzle of honey.
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Minnesota: Lefse At Norsland Lefse FactoryThis Norwegian flatbread is a Scandinavian specialty that is traditionally made from potatoes and sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar.
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He agreed to quit eating cakes and to adhere to a traditional, carbohydrate-rich Ethiopian diet of stews and a spongy flatbread called injera.
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Beyond that, it's hoping to branch out into even more flat-bread varieties, which is, incidentally, how Flatev (Flatbread Evolution) got its pithy name.
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Other episodes feature companies like Singapore startup Zimplistic, makers of a bread machine that uses AI to produce perfectly-baked roti, an Indian flatbread.
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"When roti was available to people in Kerala, they were slaughtering the cow to eat her meat," he added, referring to an Indian flatbread.
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Bengali aloo dum — spicy potatoes, at once floury and fiery — are scooped up with puri, the puffed, fried flatbread typical to Indian home cooking.
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On Gris-Gris beach the next day, I ordered a piping-hot farata (flatbread) with chicken and cheese from the Hungry Angry Girl Cabana.
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The customer died in December 2017 after eating a "super-veg rainbow flatbread" that contained a yogurt that was supposed to be dairy-free.
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A close relative of the flatbread Mr. Chang's crew originated at Majordomo in Los Angeles, it is perceptibly tangy and salted, without being salty.
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Pinch it shut — messily is fine — and the flatbread cooks with no oil, on a hot griddle, until it's lightly speckled with brown char.
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An uncommon specialty is focaccia di Recco, a parchment-thin double-crusted flatbread filled with stracchino cheese ($7 a slice), a specialty of Liguria.
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When Tom Dodds sent a complaint to British food chain Pret A Manger about their crayfish flatbread, though, it was the start of something beautiful.
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Don't worry, if that sounds too scandalous first thing in the morning, it can also be ordered with a warm Gordita Flatbread covering the outside.
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The sommelier paired a silky Chilean pinot noir with beef tartare, though the lavash, a flatbread that came with the tartare, crumbled under its weight.
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A good, but filling, sharing option among the starters is sabaayad , a piece of flatbread piled high with freshly roasted vegetables tossed in cilantro aioli.
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While a bit expensive at $15, it contained a generous portion of beef and lamb meat in soft flatbread, along with a tangy tzatziki sauce.
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CALL it pizza, pitta or fougasse: when Europe's holidaymakers head for the Mediterranean this summer, they will feast on some type of flatbread with condiments.
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I ended up with a rather delicious but not remotely ricotta-like paste, which I crumbled over the spelt flatbread, tomato sauce and sautéed mushrooms.
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I highly recommend starting with a wheel of flatbread baked in the tandoor, and a cup of raw young vegetables or one of the dips.
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In the past couple of years, AMC theaters have also started offering upgraded concessions (like flatbread pizzas and sliders) and, in some locations, alcoholic beverages.
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The kitchen buys boxes of that flatbread from Italy, and each piece is warmed right on the flames of the grill until its edges char.
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Entrepreneurs are jockeying to be the Shake Shack of Chinese dumplings, of vegan food, of Lebanese flatbread, of Japanese ramen noodles, of artisanal fried chicken.
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Then read John Eligon's dispatch from Trinidad and Tobago on the preparation and history of roti, a staple flatbread of that West Indian nation's cuisine.
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My food order included flatbread topped with a whipped sesame spread and a salad made with gem cos, a lettuce that was new to me.
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Here's a recipe for Grilled Cheese & Tomato Flatbread that brings together the best of smoky grilled pizza with creamy cheese and bright garden-fresh tomatoes. Yum!
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Each year before Passover, Mr. Leviev sends supplies of matzo, an unleavened flatbread, to Bukhara so that the few remaining Jews there can celebrate the holiday.
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Making pizza dough is a great way for beginners to understand the nature of yeasted breads — for what is a pizza but a type of flatbread?
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Fiancé gets a waffle cone filled with curry chicken and sides of vegan sausage with sweet potatoes and a flatbread with goat cheese and mint spread.
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Since it's rare to find tomato foods that are lower in sodium, the tomato mozzarella flatbread, which has 460 milligrams of sodium, is also worth mentioning.
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I mean just imagine: Soon you'll be able to get all the nutritional value of ketchup sauce flatbread, only without the hassle of minimal human interaction.
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He makes traditional flatbread every day and, like his father's oven, has had to improvise a cooker from an upturned wok placed over a gas ring.
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Take, for example, the "rotzaa", or a pizza fashioned out of that staple Indian flatbread, the roti - something a thousand Indian restaurants have on their menus.
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Other firsts at this Eataly include a salad bar, a gastronomia for prepared food, and La Piadina, where traditional flatbread sandwiches will be made to order.
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There the owner made him something close to an Israeli sabich, flatbread barely holding in fried eggplant, hard-boiled egg, hummus, pickles, falafel and French fries.
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Tigelle, a variety of flatbread from Modena, in northern Italy, is served with a choice of dips, including a thrillingly spicy one made with charred eggplant.
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And squares of flatbread under a potent heap of red and white onions laced with Arctic thyme from Iceland, which the ancients believed cleansed the blood.
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Doubles are the thing here: two palm-size discs of plush, chewy fried flatbread (bara) that sandwich a subtly spicy and velveteen-smooth chickpea curry (channa).
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Recipes: Black Grape, Blue Cheese and Thyme Flatbread | Roasted Grapes With Caramelized Wine and Yogurt Ice Cream Follow NYT Food on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest.
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It also recently began offering a Papadia flatbread sandwich in four different varieties, a way to increase sales during other parts of the day beyond dinner.
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Fun fact: There are 102 incidences of the entry ROTI in the New York Times Crossword, but only eight of them refer to the Indian flatbread.
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I bought a container of hummus, some spanakopita, grape leaves, freshly baked pita chips, and tangy flatbread covered in thyme and sumac, all for about $2100.
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For each meal he made flatbread to order from a batch of homemade dough, roasting it to perfection in a pizza oven mounted on one wall.
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City Kitchen This common Middle Eastern flatbread, topped with olive oil and za'atar, can be enjoyed at home, not just at the markets where it's served.
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I could see mopping that up with warm flatbread in the light of a candle and thinking myself deeply content at the top of the week.
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On May 12, flatbread lovers at the Notting Hill Pizza Festival in London were dismayed to be left waiting for hours after an oven broke, BBC reports.
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From a crispy sandwich to "grilled guacamole," we've got a bunch of unique grilling ideas to help you make the most of your next cookout. 1. Flatbread
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That means that while teaching new employees how to cook Arab flatbread on a saj (a convex griddle) and handling death threats, she had stomach-churning nausea.
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I've been a fan of Enlightened The Good-for-You Ice Cream for ages, and Flatout Flatbread has added ProteinUP Carb Down varieties to its product line.
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A traditional village dish of beans, sausages, meats, and flatbread was served with apricot compote and keepsake "moustache spoons," tilted at an angle for men with moustaches.
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Here, more than 100,000 people gather every Sunday to buy camel milk, sheep stew, yak yogurt, roasted pigeon, various kinds of flatbread, and all kinds of livestock.
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While the origins of the taco are debated, documentation of maize flatbread "tortillas" date back to the Spanish arrival in the Americans in the early 16th century.
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Struck by inspiration after she watches flatbread being fried, Tara pitches her low-cost Mars mission idea to Rakesh, who in turn takes it to the bosses.
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Try the chicken shawarma at Aleppo Bahebek, a Syrian food stall, or the vegetarian injera, a traditional Eritrean flatbread served with organic-vegetable stews, from Injera Palace.
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Abgoosht will please others, a lamb and chickpea soup situation that is as much ceremony as dinner, best served with lots of flatbread, pickles and fresh herbs.
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Better yet is m'smen, a square of flatbread made of wheat flour with semolina kneaded in, stretched by hand and folded repeatedly, each layer painted with butter.
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The restaurant's food consists mostly of bar fare, like charcuterie plates, pizza bianca with various toppings, and dips like a take on cacio e pepe with flatbread.
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As an entree, a flatbread spread with shredded cabbage, an undercurrent of kimchi and oyster aioli, and an abundance of fried oysters was the star of our evening.
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Chick-fil-A plans to release two recipes at a time but will debut five total: chicken parmesan, chicken enchiladas, Dijon chicken, pan roasted chicken and chicken flatbread.
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The fare offered, which featured natural local ingredients, was so well received that a wait of two hours to eat at American Flatbread became common, and still is.
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I get a chicken Caesar salad, my husband gets a BBQ chicken flatbread and a Southwest salad, and we order a tomato soup kid's meal for the toddler.
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The avarebele akki roti—pan-fried flatbread made with rice flour mixed with a generous amount of beans—is a customer favorite and is flying off the shelves.
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After that sugary appetizer, the guests will be served a grilled flatbread sampler, Thai shrimp spring rolls, rotisserie chicken salad, and the chef's selection of sushi and sashimi.
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I didn't even really need any groceries, but made the mistake of walking through the frozen aisle and got self-coerced into buying an arugula burrata prosciutto flatbread.
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Lahmacun is a portmanteau of the Arabic words for meat and dough: a kerchief-thin flatbread covered nearly to the brim with minced lamb and broken-down tomatoes.
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I spread some hummus on a GF Norwegian flatbread from TJ's and top it with a few slices of cheddar, and then have a cookie from last night.
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Sop up the fish with green mango curry (153 rupees) or the ginger-garlic prawns (450 rupees) with appams (fermented-rice pancakes) or a parotta, a flaky flatbread.
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The anchovy butter that comes with the order of warm flatbread is pungent, smoky and irresistibly salty, like the perfect marriage of garlic butter and lox cream cheese.
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For the athlete Our picks: Original oatmeal with dried fruit topping; egg white veggie flatbread; iced latte with skim milk Dunkin's original oatmeal is a power pre-workout meal.
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The discovery means that ancient hunter-gatherers were using the wild ancestors of domesticated cereals, such as wild einkorn and club-rush tubers, to make flatbread-like food products.
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Lunch sounds especially delicious at the Harambe Market with dishes like the all-beef gyro flatbread, served with green papaya slaw and black-eyed pea, corn and tomato salad.
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And even though the Roman Empire conquered Naples around 300 BC — before pizza existed in the form we recognize today — Greek flatbread truly did lay the foundation for pizza.
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And, speaking of, some night soon I'd like to make Yotam Ottolenghi's newest recipes, either for a grape-blue cheese flatbread or for roasted grapes with yogurt ice cream.
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English was spoken in homes and in schools established by the churches, and other culinary and cultural traditions were passed along, like gingerbread and "johnny cakes," a cornmeal flatbread.
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For an Eritrean mother and children, an Ethiopian family who had arrived earlier supplied a meal with injera, the soft, spongy flatbread that is a staple in both countries.
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This flatbread is of course ideal for tearing and swishing into the thick yogurt dips, one mixed with golden raisins and shredded cucumber, another with minced shallots and chives.
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While there's hummus at Reem's — thick and silky — the brief menu is built around man'oushe, a Lebanese flatbread that Ms. Assil bakes on a domed griddle called a saj.
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Recipe: Lamb Flatbread With Za'atar This savory Middle Eastern dish calls for a juicy red with lively acidity, which will both refresh and cleanse the palate after each sip.
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Lavash, a thin flatbread, bakes up nice and crispy in the oven, while the two ingredients necessary for the dip may already be in your fridge: Salsa and Greek yogurt!
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We also make a flatbread out of half a ball of prepared pizza dough from Whole Foods (which are so good and only $1.29!) and eat it with some hummus.
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We go to a Lebanese place that's one of our favorite haunts, and I order a halloumi plate with flatbread, hummus, sweet potato, aubergine, and a courgette and cucumber salad.
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Ahead of their projected 2018 debut, the MRE slices (which, if we're being honest, look more like flatbread than pizza) were tossed into a 100-degree environment for six months.
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Its menu also extends beyond kitschy bar food with selections like soup du jour, barbecue grilled flatbread, gourmet pot pie and grilled chicken with applewood smoked bacon and goat cheese.
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The UNESCO list, currently composed of over 400 elements, already includes various foods and traditions from all over the world such as Turkish flatbread, Austrian horsemanship, and Chinese shadow puppetry.
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Add herbs and cheese if you're fancy, but at its most basic, this simple Iranian-inspired potato and egg flatbread will get you through rent week feeling full and happy.
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You can taste the world in the local dishes; the more traditional flatbread is baked in clay ovens, similar to a tandoor, and khinkali, broth-filled dumplings, rival Hong Kong's.
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An impressive array of housemade salumi and regional specialties like tigelle, a kind of embossed flatbread from Modena, for slathering with thrillingly spicy charred-eggplant dip, are worth a visit.
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In Irvine, she found a bakery making fresh sangak, a giant dimpled flatbread named for the pebbles that line the oven floor on which the slabs of dough are baked.
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But the lamb ribs, the marinated lamb chops known as chalahac and the flatbread-wrapped Azerbaijani version of kofte called lulya kebabs (made from chicken or lamb) are extremely good.
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But the final product, which tastes similar to a rustic flatbread pizza crust, was a hit with her family — even with her son, James (now 15), who typically shunned vegetables.
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Others, like Mohamed Ali Basha, the owner of a Yemeni-style restaurant that serves grilled fish and massive discs of baked flatbread, said he would welcome business from military personnel.
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The latest incarnation, at the gallery's 22nd Street location, includes food: dishes like sunchoke soup, tuna salade niçoise and vegetable flatbread, $5 to $17, made by the caterer Great Performances.
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Deep dish, while delicious, is obviously not so much a pizza as a casserole; conversely, if you want to put pizza toppings on a cracker, why not just order a flatbread?
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For breakfast Our picks: Egg whites with Swiss cheese, spinach and tomato on multigrain flatbread If you have a hunch that breakfast at Subway consists of breakfast subs, well, you're correct.
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Those first few weeks, as she made mana'eesh dough, an Arab flatbread she's known for, the bakery was bombarded with death threats over a mural of Rasmea Odeh that hung inside.
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The "traditional" kind is based on Catholic teaching (since abandoned) that Jews killed Christ, and on medieval blood-libels (accusations that Jews killed children to mix their blood with Passover flatbread).
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The vertical rotisserie-style meat that is stuffed into flatbread with toppings is a popular street food dish in New York City, which is where Bryan and Fallon's music video begins.
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At one point during the party crawl, he urged Mr. Backman to eat more than a truffle flatbread pizza for dinner, given that the guys had been drinking since 4 p.m.
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I'm here to watch her demonstrate how to make nan-e barbari, a dramatic Persian flatbread that looks a little like foccacia that's been stretched to the length of a skateboard.
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RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (Reuters) - As the north prepared for the battle of Winterfell, people in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi were surprised to see Tyrion Lannister serving flatbread at a local restaurant.
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There's something on the menu for everyone—freshly baked biscuit sandwiches, cauliflower hash, sweet potato grain breakfast bowl—but the specialty are plachintas, a Romanian flatbread stuffed with cheese and veggies.
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Reserve a table for the full eight-course feast (850 kroner), which recently included tuna belly tataki, mackerel salad with grilled flatbread, and pork-head tacos made with blue-corn tortillas.
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This is to encourage diners to use their hands to pick up salami slices and pieces of a crackerlike flatbread called carta di musica, which usually arrive first to the table.
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All of the meals we tried were under $5 and an underdog in the battle of the frozen meals — the Burrata, Prosciutto, and Arugula Flatbread — turned out to be the best.
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These days, you can find tasty protein bars packed with more than half of your daily recommended allowance of fiber, as well as easy-to-eat fibrous flatbread crackers for avocado toasts.
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We favor the egg white sandwich with Swiss cheese, spinach and tomato on multigrain flatbread, which is packed with protein, carbs and fiber to get your day off to an energizing start.
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He added another piece of flatbread on top—presumably to keep maggots from jumping into my eyes, which was suddenly seeming like a real liability—and my Spartacus moment was upon me.
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There are also hot food stalls, notably the barbecue stand serving tibs and injera (sautéed seasoned beef strips and a spongy sourdough flatbread), conveniently located next to a delicious honey wine stand.
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Rob, with his sunburn and pulled muscle, could not defend himself against the smaller and wilier Stan, who punched him in the nose, causing him to bleed all over the mushroom flatbread.
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The wood-fired flatbread with toppings like blue cheese and mushrooms (32 lei), or salami and eggplant (28 lei) make a nice snack with a glass of Romanian Alira rosé (17 lei).
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Or follow the smell of barbecue and smoke to Green Grill NY by Pershing Hall, where the move is the Turkish-style lamb chops on warm, puffy flatbread with onions and peppers.
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In Gaza, a thin flatbread called saj or makouk is dipped in stock, which is often loaded with garlic, lemon and chiles, and topped with freshly cooked white rice and toasted nuts.
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Roti arrived on the island of Trinidad around the time slavery was abolished in the late 1830s, with indentured servants from India, where the unleavened flatbread has been popular for many centuries.
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"I miss my wife, but during Ramadan I will miss my mother's food more," joked Swaid a few days before Ramadan, eating pieces of flatbread stuffed with chicken shawarma and garlic paste.
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Ideally, whichever meat you choose will have built up a dark outer bark that can be lopped off with a few knife strokes and stacked on to a disc of griddled flatbread.
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"They were interested in bringing the mountain to the valley," said George Schenk, the founder of American Flatbread at Lareau Farm, a landmark Mad River Valley restaurant that has become a national brand.
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Another day, I stopped by a small doner kebab stand on Aleko Bogoridi Boulevard and picked up a big flatbread stuffed with grilled chicken, French fries and parsley-based slaw for 3 lev.
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The flatbread is usually made with teff flour, or sometimes a mix of teff and other flours — and is flat, spongy, and also serves as an eating utensil for whatever dishes it accompanies.
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Those include Rohingya curries, a traditional Syrian sweet known as basbousa, as well as crowd favorites like hummus, stuffed Afghan flatbread known as bolani and dumplings covered with yogurt and dhal called mantu.
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The restaurant will serve French bistro fare with American items, such as roasted duck breast with lavender and peppercorns, red snapper with artichoke barigoule, a burger, a flatbread pizza and Mr. Yosses' pies.
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For her Lebanese-American family, she prepares juicy variations on fattoush: a range of crunchy vegetables, herbs and leafy greens tossed in a simple lemon-sumac dressing with pieces of warm fried flatbread.
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They are people like S. Singh, 24, who works at a diner where the Indian lunch crowd on a recent afternoon dined on spicy lentils and spinach with flatbread and sipped masala chai.
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Carrot diamonds jut out of a deep green cilantro-lime marinade for razor clams; sunny yellow broccoli flowers decorate a crushed-potato flatbread covered with grilled broccolini and a young sheep's milk cheese.
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Once they are filled with passengers, cars, motorcycles and trucks bearing everything from diapers to flatbread, the motors roar and belch black smoke as the men pilot their charges across the pale green water.
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For happy hour, step into the handsome, modern Agricola Eatery (11 Witherspoon St.) for $8 cocktails and excellent bar bites like creamy turnip hummus scooped up with charred triangles of flatbread and crisp vegetables.
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Chicken is rubbed with sumac, cinnamon and allspice and served on top of flatbread baked in a clay oven, then drenched in rich, fruity olive oil and smothered with caramelised onions and fried almonds.
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If that doesn't sound exciting, give it a tasty upgrade by ordering it with multigrain flatbread, which is rich in fiber and whole grains, and ask for it to be toasted with shredded Monterey cheddar.
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Two millennia later, Camillo (opened in September by the proprietors of the Clinton Hill standby Locanda Vini e Olii) honors pizza's Virgilian origins—in the ultimate old-timey Brooklyn move—with pinsa , a Roman flatbread.
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I could imagine being invited to a dinner party where Chaiwali's smoked eggplant dip, full of garlic and juicy black olives, was put out with hot sheets of flatbread while everybody limbered up over cocktails.
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As is usual for this time of day, office workers congregate around street food stalls, hunched over heaving falafel flatbread wraps, tottering past William Blake's grave with chili sauce dripping down their freshly pressed shirts.
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The dish is simple to prepare, so turn it into an occasion for a gathering and set your table with piles of warm flatbread, pickles and fresh herbs to accompany the broth and meat paste.
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The menu amounts to a dictionary of southern French cooking, including stuffed tomatoes, soupe au pistou, shrimp with aioli, a fougasse flatbread, a Provençal daube (stew) of beef, and the classic Tropézienne tart for dessert.
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Two wedges of naan were supposed to go on top, chewy flatbread from an Uzbek bakery in Queens; someone in the kitchen had simply forgotten to put them on my plates, Mr. Yakup explained apologetically.
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Migration and tourism have broadened people's culinary horizons: Chinese visitors to France return home craving baguettes; Americans who live near Ethiopian immigrants learn to love injera (a soft teff flatbread that doubles as an edible plate).
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I end up buying prosciutto, black pepper salami, a small tub of taramasalata (Greek caviar spread), a can of sardines in olive oil, and an enormous sangak (Iranian flatbread) that is easily two feet long ($9.69).
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PT's Taverns:In celebration of National Cheese Pizza Day, all PT's Taverns, including PT's Pub, PT's Gold, PT's Ranch, PT's Brewing Company, Sean Patrick's, Sierra Gold, and SG Bar, are offering three-cheese flatbread pizzas for $8.
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If we had stuffed it in a flatbread and served chili sauce on the side, then it would have been delicious, no doubt, but it would have looked like something that belonged in a market stall.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' On one side lie eggs scrambled with lox over a drape of injera, the sour, springy Ethiopian flatbread as thin and pliant as a crepe and perforated like coral.
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Before dessert, there was kitta fer-fer , a supremely comforting, savory-sweet Ethiopian breakfast food made from shredded flatbread seasoned with berbere spice and moistened with clarified butter and honey until it's fluffy and porridge-like.
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They feel both happy and isolated, sticking for the most part with other members of their family and fellow refugees, and cooking communal feasts of homemade yogurt, grilled meat, hummus, olives, eggplant, peppers, flatbread and tabbouleh.
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Kojin's leadoff appetizer is a griddled flatbread that is something like a yeast-raised arepa; you can wrap warm strips of it around Niagara ham and cherries or dunk it into a gleefully middlebrow spinach dip.
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Coconut Curry Chickpeas With Pumpkin and Lime Canned pumpkin — it's the season — is actually the star of this creamy coconut-chickpea-ginger stew, which should be made in vast quantities and served with warmed flatbread or rice.
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Two meal kit recipes will be offered at a given time and five different meal kit recipes will be rotated throughout the entire test period: chicken parmesan, chicken enchiladas, dijon chicken, pan roasted chicken, and chicken flatbread.
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It's a fine stop for a sweet potato and egg "wakataka" taco or tahini sambal and cucumber labna dip on house-made flatbread, washed down with a spicy margarita featuring grapefruit simple syrup and freshly sliced jalapeños.
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There are apple and black pudding fritters, Jameson spring rolls, Irish breakfast flatbread, curried shepherd's pie and several burgers, including one made with black pudding: 40-11 30th Avenue (Steinway Street), Astoria, Queens, 917-103-6680, passageastoria.com.
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In Iran, she learned to bake flatbread on a pan heaped with gravel and fell for liver kebabs; in Armenia, she discovered a cheese pie made from every scrap of leftover bread and cheese in the house.
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I loved the taste of corn kernels and green tomatoes, sliced into see-through wheels, on a flatbread dotted with lamb sausage, and the way Mr. Anthony made room for cool peaches in a tomato-basil salad.
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Pizza was invented in Naples, a seafront city founded by the Greeks in 600 BC. These settlers brought with them the Greek tradition of flatbread, or, more specifically, of dressing dough in olive oil, cheese, and herbs.
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My table of three never made it to the bottom of a bowl of chickpeas sunk in a lush coconut yellow curry, as delicious as they were pinched in crisp triangles of flatbread from the clay oven.
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Grilled flatbread looks out of place on this menu, but it is a fine canvas for roasted hens-of-the-woods and other wild mushrooms that are fleshy and flavorful enough to get noticed on their own.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Struggling to catch up with the longtime front-runner, the two chasing parties in Mexico's presidential election have become embroiled in a spat over wrapping used to sell tortillas, the popular flatbread made for tacos.
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Kuku is traditionally served with flatbread and a selection of crunchy and acidic condiments to balance the sweetness of the herbs; my favorites are fresh radishes, the chopped eggplant pickles called liteh and chunks of soft, salty feta.
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Hungry City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Injera is a certainty at every Ethiopian meal and the measure of every Ethiopian restaurant: floppy, featherweight flatbread as thin as a kerchief, with the sepia tinge of an old photograph.
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A tunnbrödsrulle consists of a couple of your garden variety pork-beef dogs swaddled in a buttered tunnbröd (northern Swedish flatbread) with mayonnaise, mashed potatoes, fried onions, raw onions, and shrimp salad with more mayonnaise, just for good measure.
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The second course—fermented black bean flatbread that's been fired in the pizza oven up front—is right behind it and served with charred kale, salted spring onions, salted Chinese broccoli, fermented black beans, and rice bran chili oil.
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Every table is set with sabzi khordan, a basket of fresh herbs, radishes and scallions, which are eaten raw and by the handful, often tucked into a piece of fresh flatbread with a bite of feta, cucumber or walnuts.
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With his sister, Monique Francis, heating West Indian flatbread known as dhalpuri roti on a nearby stove, and his parents talking to guests, a Francis dinner party is not only served family style, it is a true family affair.
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The latter is an iron-rich flatbread from the Horn of Africa, which has recently found favor with the young and the celiac, because teff—the love-grass grain that is the main ingredient in injera—doesn't contain gluten.
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Because the dress code applied to what women should wear in public, Wafa, a 39-year-old woman, did not bother putting on the attire when she went to bake flatbread in the earthen oven inside her family's compound.
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Alongside more traditional items like a black truffle flatbread and a sea urchin and kelp pie, guests at the event could also dine on ants covered in black garlic and rose oil or grasshoppers paired with aebleskiver, a traditional Danish pancake.
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WATCH THIS: Take 5: Five-Minute Caprese Garlic Flatbread If all that food already has your mouth watering (and feeling salty), you'll be happy to know the restaurant is also offering 10-ounce drafts of Blue Moon for only $2.
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For now, the menu, created by the chef and partner Josh Ochoa and the chef de cuisine Amy Mattulina, is brief, featuring mainly small plates of smoked olives, onion dip with flatbread, chicken meatballs with preserved lemon and assorted crostini.
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The buns were developed by Chad Robertson, the bakery wizard at Tartine, a popular spot in San Francisco, and the $2 sides are items like a vinegary coleslaw or hot flatbread — no mayo in the dressing and no French fries.
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Given that the dough resembles a South Asian flatbread as much as a pizza, it's easy to see why another pie, called Hardika's Achaarlic Bread, is topped with Indian-style roasted-garlic pickle, fried curry leaves, fresh mint, and nigella seeds.
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Back to the grills Tondo goes, and plates up the biggest nod to Tiernan's cooking on the menu tonight: beautifully pink slices of lamb on a pillowy flatbread, sprinkled with a spice blend that's just the right side of atomic.
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Here are the Henry Ford museum and the Arab American National Museum, plants that make the F-219 truck and restaurants that make fahsa, a seasoned lamb stew that is shared with others and scooped with torn pieces of flatbread.
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A grec is a mound of sizzling, cumin-y doner meat topped with harissa-spiked white sauce that is crammed into a griddled flatbread and served with a clutch of greasy French fries, which are often stuffed right into the sandwich.
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There is so much to love in Georgian food: lobiani , a bean-filled flatbread; khinkali , soup dumplings shaped like E.T.'s head; nadugi , a one-hand sandwich in which salty cheese serves as both wrapper (the skin) and filling (the curds).
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There's chewy dinkelbrot (German spelt bread), "new deli" crumb cake (a delectable Indian-spiced coconut and pistachio version), langos (Hungarian fried potato flatbread) and, yes, plenty of pies, along with a comprehensive pie crust recipe to round out the offerings.
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This dish, popular in Tajikistan, uses a Persian flatbread called fatir that, in this recipe, is used to soak up all of the super flavorful sauces from a roasted lamb shank, but is also eaten for breakfast or as an afternoon snack.
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The homespun meal usually begins with a soup, whether cold cucumber or fish caldo, as well as fresh-baked flatbread and fried polenta sticks, while the mains are designed around perfectly cooked pieces of fish and meat that Decq sources from friends.
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So a startling account of Lebovitz's attempt to urinate into a flimsy paper cup (French banks seek reassurance about the health of clients to whom they're about to extend a loan) artfully concludes with his recommended ingredients for pizza aux pissenlits (dandelion flatbread).
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For his latest venture, named for a native American tree, the South has the stronger accent in dishes like flatbread with country ham, fluke with sweet potatoes and popcorn and, for a touch of East meets West, confit pork with Sichuan peppercorns.
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For vegetarians Our picks: Veggie Delite sandwich on multigrain flatbread with shredded Monterey cheddar (toasted); or salad with egg whites, cheese, avocado and oil and vinegar dressing Whether you're vegetarian or simply in the mood for a meatless meal, Subway will satisfy your needs.
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For the sugar-sensitive Our picks: Turkey breast sandwich with Monterey cheddar cheese on toasted multigrain flatbread; or oven-roasted chicken salad; or tuna salad with oil and vinegar dressing With the exception of sugary beverages and desserts, sugars are not a concern at Subway.
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I grew up in Tennessee, but spent many summers in India running around with my cousins in the monsoons, waking up to my grandmother making masala-spiced eggs with fresh, pillowy roti flatbread, and of course, experimenting with slightly off-center Eastern beauty techniques.
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Interviews with famous people can often feel like publicist-monitored pas de deux, but you knew you were getting something fresh, something unexpectedly intimate, when, instead of asking Michael Moore about European socialism, you asked him to describe a purse shaped like Lebanese flatbread.
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At the Mammoth Lakes training camp in California, they lived down the street from the American Olympian Meb Keflezighi, who was born in Eritrea, which borders Ethiopia, and whose family had the Halls over for dinners of traditional injera flatbread, spicy stews and tea.
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There's also a Persian omelet, filled with onion and tomato and a spice blend that Ms. Sathali came up with, and soft Persian potato cakes served with carrot purée, a poached egg, a pile of bacon and fantastically light Persian flatbread bubbled with char.
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Check out the stall selling 10-dollar gozelme, a savory Turkish flatbread-like creation stuffed with various toppings.) My ticket to "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" wasn't cheap — 25.80 dollars — but the weather was perfect for popcorn (five dollars) and the brilliance of Gene Wilder.
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I enjoyed flatbread with shrimp, guacamole and mango salsa, as well as a half pint of Singapore's Tiger Beer, while intoxicated by the sweet scent of the boneless coffee pork ribs (deep-fried and coated with caramelized coffee sauce) by Keng Eng Kee Seafood.
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There's a reason this recipe hasn't been really changed since antiquity—though you might substitute croissants for puff pastry or the Egyptian flatbread called roaa, and these days we use more whipped cream than the rich gamoussa (buffalo) milk, the basics stay the same.
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For the road warrior Our picks: Oven-roasted chicken sandwich on nine-grain wheat bread with honey mustard sauce; or turkey breast sandwich with Swiss cheese on toasted multigrain flatbread; and apple slices and Baked Lay's chips Subway's sandwiches are great for grabbing on the go.
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"We presented lavash [to UNESCO] and they [Azerbaijan] suddenly "discovered" that lavash is their national bread," wrote Armenia's Minister of Culture Hasmik Poghosyan in a press release, referring to a previous dispute about the origins of lavash, a thin flatbread made throughout Asia, from Iran to Kazakhstan.
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The community's proudest culinary expression is found in suburban Webster Groves where Balkan Treat Box, long a popular food truck, just opened a brick-and-mortar, lunch-only shop dealing grilled beef sausages called cevapi ($653) and Turkish wood-fired pide flatbread with Balkan kajmak cream ($11).
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We're completely out of the commodity system, and to do that you need your own laboratory to find out the best use [for the wheats], whether it's a soft sandwich bread, or a baguette or a pizza dough, or flatbread, or cookie or scone, or whatever.
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Bubble tea and tamales have joined the culinary lexicon, as well as a trio of blueberries, a fondue pot with the Swiss cross on it, and what is listed as "flatbread" but could also read as a stroopwafel if you're texting with someone from the Netherlands.
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Of course, we like the "gourmet" versions with sourdough flatbread and the authentic, non-mystery meat kind served in Turkish restaurants, but most of our run-ins with kebabs happen opposite a rotating slab of please-not-dog meat, blinking into the neon glare of a KEBAB SPECAL menu.
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Nihari is made up of choice cuts of beef, bone marrow and spices bubble in massive metal vats for up to six hours to create a thick, savory stew garnished with lemon, roughly cut ginger, garlic and green chilli, and usually eaten with naan, an oven-baked flatbread.
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To squeeze between those swatches of flatbread, you have nubs of rabbit sausage from D'Artagnan, a scoop of coconut sticky rice that's made fragrant with Thai basil, tender florets of cauliflower that have been stewed with cinnamon, and a ladle's worth of black-eyed peas simmered with chiles.
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But it's easy to see why Matt Hyland, the chef, decided to top another of the pies with an Indian-style roasted-garlic pickle, fried curry leaves, fresh mint, and nigella seeds, and call it Hardika's Achaarlic Bread: the dough brings to mind a South Asian flatbread, like naan.
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Many restaurants, like Centro de lu Munnu in Foligno, which is run by three generations of the Savini family, still produce classic Umbrian dishes like pasta with potato and veal ragù; tomato-braised snails; and torta al testo, a griddled flatbread that perfectly sets off the region's salumi.
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By last fall, the boys (now 2000, 21982 and 20133) had learned about the Pilgrims (and to dislike broccoli), their father was working full time, and Ms. Anjari had memorized the two-mile walk to the nearest store that stocked staples like grape leaves and flatbread and olives.
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The flatbread that emerges soft and fragrant from the oven, for example, is made from wheat and spelt grown and milled in the Willamette Valley, while the inventive, lustily flavored salads and grain dishes that form the heart of Tusk's menu are tweaked daily according to what's available.
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Foodies and their families head to Gotham Bar and Grill for the relatively cheap $145 dinner, fabulous types should try the Polo Bar (it's serving an à la carte menu), and hipsters should head to the Glasserie in Brooklyn for a $68 meal that includes grilled rabbit and cheese flatbread.
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Though the 211th-century earl is popularly credited with inventing the sandwich, true sandwich historians should note that Jewish religious leader Hillel the Elder is recorded as having put meat and herbs between slices of Matzah all the way back in the first century CE, alongside other non-western flatbread eaters.
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The restaurateur Metodija Mihajlov and his partners selected the name to reflect a global approach, though it has a menu that you'll find across the city: roasted beets with goat cheese, charred octopus with potatoes, wild mushroom flatbread, burrata, short-rib cavatelli, seared branzino, roast herb chicken and a burger.
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Even with entirely new offerings such as pizza and bowls, Panera's culinary team has tried to stick to classic flavors that customers will associate with the chain, like a Chipotle Chicken and Bacon Artisan Flatbread that uses the same chipotle mayo as one of its popular sandwiches and a breakfast wrap.
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It comes encased (with potatoes standing in for chicken) in crimped puffs of obligingly flaky pastry the size of dolls' fists, and is the essential accessory to hand-stretched and spun roti canai, a layered flatbread that's close to see-through at the center and thick and chewy along the circumference.
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The Roti Mopho at City Mouse is a salute to a similar dish Mr. Vincent was smitten with at the Southeastern Asian restaurant Mopho in New Orleans: here the flatbread is sided with a savory sesame eggplant relish, chunky tzatziki, fresh dates, a chile salsa and feta in olive oil.
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The 10-course menu (2,200 baht) might showcase Indo-Siamese hybrids (Thai crayfish on Indian flatbread with shell bisque), high-end comfort food (warm fermented tofu whey with charcoal-roasted cauliflower), meaty-sweet mash-ups (chilled shards of chicken-liver mousse on toast with longan jam) or fruity fun desserts.
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They are fans of the old-school two-burner Coleman stove, which allows them to make a good meal in places that don't allow fires and offers the flexibility to prepare chilaquiles for breakfast; hot, fresh flatbread for lunch; and spicy dal with red lentils, kale and fresh ginger for dinner.
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My companions and I did serious damage to an abundance of lightly fried Stella Mar oysters from Greenwich, served with a tingly kim-chi-mayo dip; spaghetti squash with a delicious black trumpet mushroom purée and grilled shrimp; and thin-crusted flatbread, spread with al dente cauliflower buds, anchovies, fresh parsley and thyme.
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The flatbread includes mild cheddar, Spam cubes, spicy Shin Ramyun bits and kimchi pieces, while the sponge cake is made with tart yuja curd, strawberry cheese cake mousse and pop rocks pieces, and is decorated with caricature Trump and Kim accents as well as cartoon nukes and peace signs, the Times reports.
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I cannot go into detail about what I did to prepare myself mentally for this task, but I will say that no amount of it would have helped, and it did not enhance my experience aside from making me spend $15 on a flatbread AMC pizza that even now roils in my gut.
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The menu is built around two quintessential Syrian street foods: freshly baked manaeesh flatbread topped with a variety of ingredients, from sujuk (spiced ground beef) to crumbled halloumi cheese with braised, lemony spinach; and knafeh, a warm sweet dish of gooey cheese and phyllo strands, scented with rose water and soaked in syrup.
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The procession of plates is dizzying: lamb shank like a gauntlet thrown down among swollen prunes and slivered almonds; chicken wallowing with fleshy green olives and mellowed arcs of preserved lemon; bastilla, a flaking meat pie under a drift of icing sugar; m'smen, a many-layered flatbread with secret caches of butter.
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Food to pack If you can pack a snack in advance and tuck it into a cooler, try this herby yogurt dip and take a whole bunch of tasty things to swipe through it: raw radishes, soft flatbread, washed lettuce leaves, blanched Romano beans, whole Persian cucumbers, salty chips, you name it.
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Turkish pide is often likened to Italian pizza, but it's closer in spirit to the bounty of Georgian khachapuri: flatbread curved like a boat, its thick, fluffy borders holding in a meltdown of fresh kashar (a Turkish cheese) and a liberal tumble of sucuk (fermented beef sausage with a flicker of heat).
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So a recipe for flatbreads and crackers can be spun into charcoal biscuits, coconut roti, matzo, millet flatbread (resulting in a "pinky-gray dough" that "looked like Iggy Pop's tongue, circa 1972"), oatcakes ("a Methodist's flapjack"), potato parathas and more, before Segnit segues into a mother recipe for soda bread, biscuits and cobbler.
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"Flatbread pizzas are really great because you can get the dough already done, or if you make it yourself, you can make it ahead, stick it in the freezer, and then take it out when you're ready," says Thiessen, who has created a series of Signature recipes with Albertsons and Safeway Stores' Signature line.
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"It's what lends the stewed and roasted dishes called wats their distinctive and aromatic heat," says Sam Saverance, co-owner of Brooklyn's vegan Bunna Cafe, which serves a red lentil wat (at the center of the platter pictured above) as well as kategna, a berbere and olive oil paste spread over injera (sourdough flatbread).
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Friends came to see, and he served them what his family always ate at home: basmati rice with roasted garlic, ghee and chiles; a simple okra curry; the hand-rolled Gujarati flatbread called rotli; a warm yogurt soup flavored with homegrown curry leaf and thickened with grated tomato, cucumber and tender, fresh pigeon peas.
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There was that guy who tried to claim money from The National Lottery with a brilliantly fake scratch card, the man who photographed a loaf of crooked bread and posted it to Facebook, and even that bloke who somehow ended up in a three-hour rap battle with Pret A Manger after moaning about his crayfish flatbread.
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The cooking works as well on a gas grill as on a charcoal one, which is to say pretty well, and if the results are more flatbread-y than with traditional oven-baked pies, they come with a delightful char on them and, in the case of a charcoal fire, a delicious smokiness that heralds the coming long summer of cooking outside.
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It's a meditative chaser to a breakfast of khubz, flatbread with flaking layers from folding the dough over and over; foul, fava beans mashed roughly, for texture, rather than obliterated into velvet; scrambled eggs bright with a confetti of bell peppers; and wedges of Abu Al Walad (literally, "for the child"), a cheese as soft as butter, found in almost every Yemeni home.
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Certainly it has kinship with other culinary traditions of the Levant, with meals built of dishes meant to share, at tables set with bright salads of just harvested vegetables and khubz (flatbread) baked that morning, alongside bowls of cooling yogurt, olive oil and za'atar, a wild herb that is ground with sesame seeds and sumac in a blend that's deeply floral and sour.
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I couldn't shake the idea that they were some type of mascot for the city: I'd sometimes be sitting at Katie's, or some other venerable New Orleans restaurant, with a napkin on my lap, merking a crab cake flatbread but thinking about my antler-adorned mistress, the orangey-red crawfish waiting for me, perched atop a pile of her friends at one of the shops on Claiborne.
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Warm platters of sangaak, a large seeded flatbread cooked over pebbles, is eagerly torn apart by guests who use the bread as a vessel to scoop up morsels of kask o' bademjan, a dish of egglplant cooked over almond wood and finished with whey, burnt garlic, and mint; mohst o' mouseer, a thick yogurt with cucumber and za'atar; and a black garbanzo bean purée with tomato marmalade, savory, and Tellicherry peppercorn.
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Twenty years ago, I spent most of my time with nonnative travelers: a couple of strong-willed Italian women whom I met haggling in the medina; two Japanese women that we joined up with for a trek into the Sahara, the last part by camel; Spanish students on a budget even tighter than mine (one night we dined on canned tuna and r'ghayef, Moroccan flatbread, on a medina sidewalk).
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Sitting at a high communal table, I started off with a glass of Solhoi, an excellent Norwegian hard apple cider that paired beautifully with roasted red beets with seaweed and nyr (a soft acidic fresh cheese produced at Grondalen Gard, an organic farm 40 minutes outside of Oslo) on a round of flatkokur, a charred rye flatbread from Iceland, which is where the restaurant's chef, Arnar Jakob Gudmundsson, was born.
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Directed by Sophie Fiennes, it tracks Ms. Jones starting in 2005 as she records an album, gigs around the world and, most revealingly, visits family in her native Jamaica, where she and her clan discuss their strictly religious upbringing and the violence of her stepgrandfather, known as Mas P. ("Bloodlight" is Jamaican musician slang for the red light of a recording studio, and bami is a local flatbread.) Even on modest family outings, she rocks notable headgear.
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Makes 21 cupPrep: 23 minutesTotal: 22 hour and 21 minutes 23 garlic cloves, peeled 2 red bell peppers, stemmed, seeded, and roughly chopped 1 red chili, stemmed and roughly chopped 1 red onion, roughly chopped 1 tomato, roughly chopped 2 1/13 ounces|70 grams toasted walnuts 3 tablespoons pomegranate ketchup or pomegranate molasses 1 teaspoon Turkish red pepper flakes or paprika 4 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste 1 teaspoon nigella seeds Turkish flatbread, to serve lettuce, to serve cornichons, to serve 1.
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I noted a lot of the "techniques of the body": the thinness of the men; how we slept, male and female separate; shoes off on entering a house; the toilet at floor level shaped like a large keyhole over which you had to squat (this is a "culture of the squat," such hips!); the food, especially the large rounds of wheat flatbread that serve as food, spoon, and plate (wheat and rye were first domesticated in eastern Turkey, meaning Kurdistan); eating on the floor with legs folded like the bread (ouch
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The Happy Cookbook includes a range of yummy dishes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, such as: Steve's Breakfast Smoothie Eggs in a Nest Roma Tomato Flatbread Pimento Cheese Dip Bacon Corn Chowder Flaky Ham and Cheese Sandwiches Mamma Marie's Meatballs Kid Rock's Mom's Chicken Pot Pie Ritz Cracker Breaded Pork Chop Buffalo Chicken Calzone Kathy's Famous Sugar Cookies Betty's Bourbon Pumpkin Cheesecake Offering an inside look at the Doocys' home life—their food, stories, and infectious family spirit— The Happy Cookbook is all-American home cooking at its best: nothing fancy, and everything delicious!
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