Friday, April 8, 2011

Passing Notes 4/8

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Passing Notes at O. is Me!



By the way, this is Syrian Bread:
(not to be confused with pita bread)
It puffs up like little balloons when you bake!

Also, here's the typed version of the Syrian Bread Recipe, in case you want to copy-paste it and print. 

O. Family Syrian Bread
- 1 cake yeast
- Approx. 3 cups of water
- Approx. 4 cups of flour
- 1/4 cup salad oil
- 1 tsp. salt
Dissolve the yeast in a large bowl using just a little water.  Add flour, oil, salt and more water to begin the mix, adding the remainder of the water as the dough is kneaded.  Knead until somooth.  Cover with warm, damp cloth and set in a warm place to allow the dough to rise.  This takes about an hour.   Once dough has risen, make into 3-4 inch balls, place on a tray and cover with a dry cloth for another 30 - 45 minutes.  Bake at 450 degrees for 10 or so minutes.

Here's another good alternative if you can't find fresh yeast.







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15 comments:

Vanessa said...

I missed this last week! So glad you're back this week! I'll be posting mine later. :)

Laura said...

Syrian bread is really good. My Uncles ex wife was from Syria and used to make fresh bread for family gatherings.

Kayla said...

Looks so good. Love your handwriting posts. So fun to see a bloggers lovely skills with a pen.

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Chelsea said...

oh you are so cute, this is such an adorb idea !!!

Jamie Lane said...

Thanks for sharing the recipe! I really want to try it!

Amy said...

this makes me want to drop all gluten-free hopes and dreams. I want bread.

I miss naan the most and this looks similarly awesome

Jessica Renee said...

New follower and first time linking up!! :)

That bread looks so good, thx for sharing a recipe!

Katie said...

This looks delicious!! Indian Naan is one of my favorite foods ever, and this looks similar. I'll have to try it. Thanks for sharing! Have a great weekend!

JoJo said...

Yum that bread looks delicious!

Debra Ann Elliott said...

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steph c said...

I love that you showed a picture of the Syrian bread.. I totally had this at a Mediterranean restaurant a few weeks ago, and just thought it was funky pita bread. BUt it must have been Syrian! Delicious. You're such a good wife :)

Jen said...

So sorry I missed passing notes this week! I must say, I love your handwriting.

And the bread looks like a carb-lover's dream... aka my dream, haha.

Happy weekend!

t said...

Cool post!

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Dawn @Lighten Up! said...

Love this idea, although I won't have time to do it today. The bread looks awesome!
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Gillian said...

O, what a thoughtful way to celebrate your loved one's birthday week! Not to mention, I'm obsessed with ancestry/geneaology... so, I think this is brilliant!

Following you back via FTLOB. And so you know, I look forward to reading more!

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