Loved the seasonings! Fairly easy but did not understand what to do with the last 1/2 cup oil so did not use it. I don’t think I flattened them thin enough, so I ended up flipping them to get both sides done. Served with recipe#428754, recipe#211957, and recipe#211957. Thank you littlemafia for posting. Made for Unrulies Under the Influence while traveling through NA*ME during ZWT6.
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As I sow the photo of this recipe I could not resist and i had ro prepare some. Delicious! Really worth to try them! We had this with Chicken With 40 Cloves of Garlic and Creamy Thyme Sauce #463221. So yummy! Thanks a lot for posting this!
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The flavour of the topping is great. I changed ours to be gluten free so I can't speak of the bread part since it didn't turn out perfect. I used the basic idea with the addition of an Arabian white cheese chopped fine in the topping. I used previously made za'atar, the olive oil and onion. DD1 (4 years old) and I loved it. DH didn't try because I had wrapped the bread in a clean tea towel and not a BREAD(?) towel to stay soft!!! (Gluten free bread may get hard easily)
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"What do you want for lunch today?" "Oh, I don't know. Maybe we should Manaquis Bil-Za'tar." "Yes, good call. Let's Za'tar." lol...Made for A-NZ Reunion Tag.
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This was very good! I scorched a couple of the rounds in the pan, so next time I'll have to watch the heat a bit more closely, but other than that, these were very easy to make. I don't usually make bread by hand (I use the bread machine instead), but I did this the old fashioned way and had great results. It took a bit more kneading than I expected to get my dough smooth, but it did finally achieve a very nice texture. I served these with roasted chicken and sauce, and the bread was perfect for wiping up those last bits of sauce on the plate. The seasoning was great- very herby from the thyme, and a bit tart from the sumac. Thanks for a great recipe!
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