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Grilled Lamb served with Syrian Bread |
So I did what anybody would do, I searched the internet, and found this recipe:
I modified it just a bit by using less yeast, I also doubled the recipe, which would have called for 3 teaspoons of yeast I used one package of dry yeast or 2-1/4 teaspoons. Sue’s recipe mixes the dough in a bread machine, but I used my KitchenAid Stand Mixer.
By doubling the recipe, I yielded one nice 12-inch flatbread and four small about 8 inches round flatbreads.
It came out perfect and was a delightful addition to our grilled lamb on the rod, so thank you. Sue Litster.
As always thanks for stopping by and I hope you enjoy it.
I'm shocked at how simple this recipe is! Looking forward to trying it with the lamb!
ReplyDeleteMe too Susan when I looked it I happy to see how easy it was. Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Sam, I love home made breads of all kinds. I will be making this for sure....
ReplyDeleteHi Olivia, I do hope you like this one, it easy to make and goes great with a nice salad or dipping sauces :) Thanks and have a wonderful day!
DeleteI’m from New Castle, Pa! Having this tonite!!!
DeleteI love trying new bread recipes. I've never heard of syrian bread but now I am interested!
ReplyDeleteHi Carlee, This bread is really good for dipping sauces of all kinds and is very easy to make. Thanks and have a great week :)
DeleteWhen I was a child a neighboring man showed my mother how to make this type of bread. We thought it was delicious. Thanks for the memories...and also your version of the recipe.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to take you on a trip down memory lane Peggy. Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful week :)
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