Hello everybody, it’s me again, Dan, welcome to my recipe site. Today, I will show you a way to make a distinctive dish, manoushe (منقوشه) - lebanese flatbread with toppings. One of my favorites food recipes. This time, I will make it a bit unique. This will be really delicious.
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Manoushe (as it's also spelled) is a Lebanese street food, a popular breakfast that is eaten on the go, crispy on the outside, slightly chewy on the inside, and topped with the most aromatic of Manoushe can be eaten with a variety of toppings. The most popular, basic and well known is the za'atar topping. A unique and delicious Lebanese flatbread with za'atar or famously known as man'oushe za'atar.
To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can cook manoushe (منقوشه) - lebanese flatbread with toppings using 25 ingredients and 26 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Manoushe (منقوشه) - Lebanese Flatbread with Toppings:
- Make ready The Dough
- Take 450 g plain flour
- Make ready 1 tsp baking powder
- Make ready 1 tbsp fast action yeast
- Take 0.5 tbsp sugar
- Take 1 teaspoon salt
- Prepare 70 ml vegetable oil (mixed with some olive oil)
- Prepare water
- Take Cheese Topping
- Take 400 g akkawi Cheese (or white hard cheese if you cant get this)
- Get 100 g grated mozzarella
- Get 1 bunch parsley
- Get Zaatar Topping
- Get 2 tbsp zaatar seasoning
- Prepare Olive oil
- Take Vegetable Topping
- Take 1/2 large onion
- Take 1/4 red pepper
- Prepare 1/4 yellow pepper
- Prepare 2 tomatoes
- Make ready 1 pinch all spice
- Make ready 1 pinch cumin
- Take 1 pinch 7 spices
- Make ready Salt and Pepper
- Take Olive oil
The topping varies from minced meat, feta cheese, fresh herbs like mint, cucumber. Lebanese man'oushe is the equivalent of pizza, but slathered with a luscious za'atar+olive oil blend and traditionally I would love to expand my baking repertoire by trying to make some manoushe myself. Lebanese Zaatar Bread - Manakish, Manoushe Flatbread Recipe, breakfast bread, flatbread, middle eastern food, Mediterranean food, Levantine food, manoushe, manoush, manakeesh, manaeesh, manaqish, man 'oushe, Asian food, baking, breads, easy recipe, savory, seasoning, aromatic. Zaatar Bread, aka Manoushe or Manakish, is a popular flatbread from the middle east.
Instructions to make Manoushe (منقوشه) - Lebanese Flatbread with Toppings:
- Prepare your ingredients for the dough
- Add the sugar and yeast to a bowl and mix with 100ml water then leave while you move onto the next step
- In another bowl add the flour, baking powder and salt then mix really well
- By now bubbles should have formed on the yeast mix
- Make a bowl in the flour and add the yeast mix and olive oil
- Stir the mix together
- Gradually add water and mix together to form a dough
1. Once ready, cover with a towel and leave for 45 minutes
- Now you can move onto preparing the different toppings
- Chop the akawi, rinse it and then soak it in luke warm water for 30 minutes (this washes the salt out)
- Prepare your Zaatar by mixing it with olive oil
- Chop the vegetables (tomato, onion and pepper)
- Mix the chopped vegetables with the all spice, cumin, 7 spices, salt, pepper, tomato paste and olive oil
- Once the Akwai has soaked, mix half with mozzarella and the other parsley. Using a fork, break the cheese down and mix together ready to apply as a topping
- Ready to go!
- Back to the dough…
- Heat your oven to 220c (hotter the better).
- To get the manouche perfect, you need a lot of heat from the bottom so that the dough will be evenly cooked. Its best when you’re able to fold it after its cooked (not too crispy anywhere)
- If your oven doesn’t have a bottom heating element then you will probably need a pizza stone. If you dont have one of these then you can do what i did and use a hot pan on the hob to pre-bake the bottom side and then use the ovens grill to cook the toppings and the top side of the dough, it was difficult to do in the kitchen but turned out really well
- Roll out the dough and split it into around 10 parts, be sure to add some flour to the surface to stop it from sticking
- Using the rolling pin, roll the dough into a circular shape like pizza
- Apply the toppings to the base. Spread a little vegetable oil on the dough before adding the cheese to help it cook better then cook in the oven or using the suggestion above
- Its done once the toppings are cooked properly and the dough is cooked but not too crispy. You should be able to lift one side and have it fold nicely while looking like the picture below
- Enjoy!
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