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Ok, I'm sure someone in this very knowledgeable group can help me here.
We have a local Middle Eastern specialty store just down the street from our house full of wonderful spices, foods, etc. (we have a large Armenian and Greek neighborhood in Cambridge/Watertown, MA) and we have discovered this fantastic bread that is not unlike froccicia or naan. It is chewy, a bit salty, and has great texture. The package says "Matnakhash" and lists only flour, yeast, salt and water as the ingredients. I've done a dogpile.com (much better than google) search for "Matnakhash" and had no success with finding a recipe to try at home. I don't speak either Armenian nor Greek and the wonderful ladies that run the store don't seem to speak English, I can't get the recipe. Anyone know that this bread is called or have a recipe? Thanks and all the best, Mary |
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