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Perfect For Bread Dipping, Sprinkled On Vegetables Or Mixed Into Hummus. Try Now Manakish Zaatar is a traditional Lebanese variety of pita bread spiced with Zaatar. This Middle Eastern delicacy is similar to a pizza, made of soft pita base topped with zaatar spice mix. Zaatar spice mix is a slightly sour spice which is a mixture of sumac berries (dried and powdered), thyme, oregano, sesame seeds and some salt.
To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook manaich zaater (thyme) & cheese, lebanese pizza, using 6 ingredients and 11 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Manaich zaater (thyme) & cheese, Lebanese pizza,:
- Take For dough
- Make ready 50 g sugar
- Prepare 20 g yeast
- Take 2 tsp salt
- Get 1 kg flour
- Prepare as needed Water
Pita is nice, but when I have a little extra time, I make up a batch of manakish zaatar to eat over a few days. Topped with a fragrant, zingy blend of spices, these Lebanese flatbreads make lovely snacks and appetizers. 'thyme'). The most popular form of manakish uses za'atar (ground dried thyme, oregano, marjoram or some combination thereof, mixed with toasted sesame seeds, salt, and other spices such as sumac) as a topping. The za'atar is mixed with olive oil and spread onto the dough before being baked in the oven.
Steps to make Manaich zaater (thyme) & cheese, Lebanese pizza,:
- In dough kneader add all ingredients, add water gradually while you are kneading, untill you have soft dough.
- Cover dough with plastic wrap and then with a clean cloth, leave it in a warm place to rest at least half an hour or to double in size
- The longer dough rise the best result you gain
- Divide dough in to equall balls, cover them with a piece of cloth let them rest for about 15 minutes
- Spread enough amount of flour on the working surface
- Take one dough ball, and with a rolling pin roll dough in a circular shape to reach the size and thickness you desire
- Pre heat oven at maximum high heat
- Place the rolled dough on baking try, add the desired topping (thyme or cheese), bake it in heated oven about 5 minutes or untill it gain light color (be careful don't exceed in baking other wise it will becomes hard)
- Thyme Topping : thyme (zaatar) mixed with vegetable oil mixture must be thick, Lebanese thyme can be found in any Turkish or Arabic shop
- Cheese topping : amount as needed ; fette cheese and grinded mozerella cheese (half half), butter dough surface with some butter then sprinkle cheese over
- Serve Manaich, hot with desired veggies (tomatoes, cucumber, olives, mint….)
The most popular form of manakish uses za'atar (ground dried thyme, oregano, marjoram or some combination thereof, mixed with toasted sesame seeds, salt, and other spices such as sumac) as a topping. The za'atar is mixed with olive oil and spread onto the dough before being baked in the oven. Today, za'atar literally means thyme in Arabic, which explains why it is sometimes called Aleppo thyme. It also refers to the family of lamiaceae plants: thyme, hyssop, savory, oregano, marjoram, mint. In North Africa, za'atar is different.
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