I will be the first tell you that I cannot live without bread. I have some type of bread at every meal, no kidding. I have yet to succumb to the no-carb diet and seriously doubt I ever will.
In the Middle East, bread is an important part of its culinary culture. It's been made, served, sold, and eaten for thousands of years. Whether it be from a brick oven in a bakery or cooked on a stone in the desert, bread is a food just about everyone consumes.
Eat it plain or as a scoop for salads like tabbouleh, or even in a salad like fattoush. Toast them and make pita chips for hummus or baba ghannouj. There are many different ways to eat bread!
Middle Eastern Breads
In the Middle East, bread is an important part of its culinary culture. It's been made, served, sold, and eaten for thousands of years. Whether it be from a brick oven in a bakery or cooked on a stone in the desert, bread is a food just about everyone consumes.
Eat it plain or as a scoop for salads like tabbouleh, or even in a salad like fattoush. Toast them and make pita chips for hummus or baba ghannouj. There are many different ways to eat bread!
Middle Eastern Breads