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Lavash
...n countries such as [[Armenia]], [[Azerbaijan]], [[Iran]], and [[Turkey]]. Lavash is typically baked in a [[tandoor]] or on a [[saj oven]]. .... In 2014, "Lavash, the preparation, meaning and appearance of traditional bread as an expression of culture in Armenia" was inscribed in the [[UNESCO]] Rep

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Iranian breads
...n cuisine]], reflecting the country's rich history and cultural diversity. Bread, or ''nan'' in Persian, is more than just a staple food in Iran; it is a cu [[Barbari]] is a thick, oval-shaped bread that is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. It is one of the most

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Lavash sandwich (recipe)
|Name=Lavash sandwich ...in less than 15 mins]], [[Easy]]<!--comments Lavash is an Armenian flat bread that is rollable, kind of like a tortilla, but tastier! My mom makes these

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Turkish breads
'''Turkish Breads''' encompass a wide variety of traditional [[bread]]s that are an integral part of [[Turkish cuisine]]. These breads vary grea ...-known Turkish bread, often referred to as Turkish bagel. It is a circular bread, typically encrusted with sesame seeds, giving it a distinctive taste and t

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Saj bread
...tionally baked on a domed or convex metal griddle, known as a [[saj]]. The bread is also called '''saj'', due to the method of preparation. .... The term has been used in Middle Eastern cultures for centuries, and the bread that is cooked on this griddle has taken on the same name.

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Felafel and tabouli wraps (recipe)
...prinkle with [[salt]] and pepper. Roll up firmly and repeat with remaining lavash, hommus, tabouli and felafel. {{food tags}} Easy<!--comments Tasty

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Lavosh
'''Lavosh''' or '''Lavash''' is a traditional type of [[bread]] originating from the [[Armenia|Armenian]] region. It is a thin, soft flat .... In 2014, "Lavash, the preparation, meaning and appearance of traditional bread as an expression of culture in Armenia" was inscribed in the [[UNESCO]] Rep

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Taboon
...used for baking a variety of flatbreads, such as [[pita]], [[naan]], and [[lavash]], as well as other dishes. The taboon oven is an integral part of Middle E ...n slapped onto the interior walls of the oven, where it quickly bakes into bread.

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Cottage cheese tuna and corn relish wraps aust. Ww 5pts (recipe)
...and tuna.</li><li>Spoon the cottage [[cheese]] and tuna mixture over each lavash.</li><li>Add salad vegetables to the top and roll up firmly to enclose.</li

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Sumac lime crisps (recipe)
...onto a scrap of paper. Pita bread or any flat bread can be used if lavash bread is not available. This is just so easy but so great.--></li></ol> {{keto

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Wrap (sandwich)
...flat, pliable bread, such as a [[tortilla]], [[lavash]], or [[pita]]. The bread is typically warmed to make it more flexible. ...[[vegetables]], and [[sauce]]. The ingredients are usually layered on the bread, which is then rolled up to enclose the filling.

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Fresh goat cheese on flat bread with grapes and rosemary oil (recipe)
|Name=Fresh goat cheese on flat bread with grapes and rosemary oil ...most any type of flat bread will work for this great easy appetizer. Think Lavash or any large, crisp cracker. Avoid highly seasoned ones like onion and garl

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Bread
[[File:Breads and rolls.jpg|thumb|Bread at a bakery]] [[File:Various grains.jpg|thumb|Different types of bread]]

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Magic bullet lickety-split deviled ham (recipe)
...el sandwiches. Spread the ham and some cream [[cheese]] evenly over lavash bread and roll up into a log. Slice into 1/2-3/4 inch rounds -- you may need toot

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Unleavened bread
...esults in a dense, flat bread that does not rise during baking. Unleavened bread has a long history and is significant in various cultures and religions aro ...ould not wait for their bread dough to rise. As a result, they baked their bread without leavening, which is commemorated by eating matzo during Passover.

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Cuisine of Armenia
| main_ingredient = Lamb, eggplant, yogurt, bread, fruits (especially apricots and pomegranates) * '''Bread''' - Includes varieties like [[Lavash]], a thin flatbread.

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Caucasian cuisine
...]], a dish made from grape leaves stuffed with meat and rice, and [[Lavash|lavash]], a thin, soft flatbread. ...nts. [[Khinkali]], a type of dumpling, and [[Khachapuri]], a cheese-filled bread, are among the most popular dishes.

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Chicken salad wraps (recipe)
...-six-recipe-top}} {{food recipe instructions}} <ol><li>Spread lavash bread with hommus, top with chicken, carrot, lettuce & [[cheese]] and then corn r

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Breads by country
...nds of years. Different countries have developed their own unique types of bread, influenced by local ingredients, climate, and culture. This article explor ...airy interior. Another notable French bread is [[brioche]], a rich, sweet bread made with eggs, butter, and sugar.

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Turkish sandwiches
...ionally lamb, beef, or chicken, which is then sliced off and served in a [[bread]] called ''pide'' or wrapped in a flatbread known as ''dürüm''. The sandw ...d dove (''kumru'' in Turkish). The traditional version is made with sesame bread, stuffed with Turkish sausage ([[sucuk]]), grilled cheese, tomatoes, and gr

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