Lavash Bread
(Lavas Ekmegi)
7 gr active yeast
1 tsp sugar
1/2 cup warm water
2 1/2 cups all purpose flour
1 tsp salt
3/4 cup warm water
In a small bowl, mix the yeast, sugar and 1/2 cup warm water. Stir well so the yeast dissolves. Let it rest 7-8 minutes.
In a large bowl, sift flour and salt. Add the bubbly yeast mixture and 3/4 cup warm water. Mix and put the dough on the lightly floured counter and knead well for about 5-6 minutes until it becomes smooth (no more crumbles). Place the dough in a large bowl and spread olive oil with your hands all over the dough. Then cover it with a clean, damp towel. Put aside for about 40 minutes at room temperature until the dough rises to double its size.
Place the dough on the lightly floured counter. Press all over it with your hands to get rid of air bubbles. Cut the dough in 8 pieces with a knife. With your hands to flatten and then use a roller give a round shape each one.
Heat up the medium sized Teflon pan just under medium heat. Cook one side of Lavash bread until there are some light brown colours on it. Then turn it over and cook.
Keep them in the folded towel to keep warm. Finish them all. You can put them in a Ziploc and store in the freezer.
Makes 8 Lavash Bread.
Labels: Bread-Pide
23 Comments:
great.well done!is this bread the same as yufka?or can i use it for lahmacun?greetings
Hi,
Sure, you can use it for Lahmacun:)
Any recipe that fails to list an ingredient until half way through the preperation fails, Olive Oil is NOT something I have on hand.
Hi Katagasm,
You can use any kind of liquid oil, or just skip the oil:) Cover the dough with the kitchen towel....it is not a big deal...
Hi,
Im sure yesterday i read a recipe on here for a bread that is common in turkish restaurants much like the lavash bread but it is a long oval shape and comes to the table puffed up and it has sesame seeds on....i cant find it anymore. im sure i read something about coating a bowl with oil then putting the dough in etc....please help
Thanks
Natasha
Hi Natasha,
I haven't posted the balloon bread yet, hopefully in the near future:)
I would love the recipe for the balloon bread..... please....
hello Binnur do you have a recipe for a homemade yufka?I can't buy it anywhere.greetings
Hi,
You can use Gozleme dough to make yufka. But I give you another recipe to make Yufka and Cig Borek:)
2 cups milk
750 gr all purpose flour
Salt
Mix and knead them all.
Happy Holidays:)
Hi, I was just wondering what can I serve with accompaniment to this bread?...ann
Hi Ann,
We usually have Lavash Bread with the kebabs or as a wrap (dürüm) like Srimp Wraps;
http://english.turkishcookbook.com/2011/11/shrimp-wraps.html
or, Tantuni;
http://english.turkishcookbook.com/2011/05/tantuni.html
and many more:)
merhaba binnur,my husband erdal is very happy i can now make lavas ekmegi..n cuzon esra loves it to..this is my bible lol thank you..slm melek...
Merhaba Binnur!
Please post the balloon bread recipe - and thank you soo much for bringing a not-so-little piece of Turkey to our table!
Hi, I was wondering whether in turkey the lavash Is used for doner durum kebabs or is it yufka?
Hi,
It depends on the region but mostly lavash bread:)
Thank you for your answer, it was always a mystery for me:)take care
I would also love to use Balloon Bread recipie from this site:) Natalie
Ok, this question might sound a little bit stupid... but i don't want to get it wrong... you mean 2 cups and 1/2 of flour or 2 halfs (so 1 cup) of flour.... thanks for your help!
Pilar
Hi Pilar,
It is 2 cups and 1/2 of flour:)
I have re-visited your site numerous times looking for the recipe for the balloon bread served in Istanbulrestaurants. I have seen numerous requests for this recipe and promises to provide one "soon" but nothing so far. Do you intend to post a recipe? I love the site and the recipes you have provided. Just tired of looking for this recipe. Thanks, Rick
Rick, I intend to post the recipe in the future, but I cannot give you a specific time, sorry:)
Hi Binnur,
When you say active yeast, can dried instant yeast be used? Thanks, Jen
hi jen,
Sure, you can use:)
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