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Bread Type |
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Country of Origin |
Characteristics of bread |
Have you tasted this before? |
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Naan |
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A
high temperature is used during baking, extra ingredients can be
added such as meat, nuts or dried fruit. Eaten with a main meal with
curry. |
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Croissant |
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Butter can be added to the dough for rich and flaky bread. Not such a
healthy option. Usually eaten at breakfast time. |
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Pita |
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Middle East:
Syria & Lebanon |
A
rounded flatbread made with yeast composing of a pocket which can
be filled with meat or vegetables. |
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Bagel |
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Central/Eastern Europe:
Poland |
The dough is boiled in water and then baked for a dense, chewy
texture. The dough can be flavoured. |
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Pretzel |
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Germany |
Baked bread that is twisted into a knot like shape. The dough is
dipped into salted or flavoured water before baking. |
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Ciabatta |
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The loaf is broad and flattish. It has a crisp crust and soft porous
texture. Olive oil is often added for flavour. Sandwiches that are
toasted are known as panini. |
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Rye Bread |
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Scandinavia and Germany |
Made from rye flour.
It is very high in fibre, dark in colour, solid and strong in taste. |
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