Different Breads
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Match the picture of bread to the correct name on the table below:

Bread Type

Picture

Country of Origin

Characteristics of bread

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Naan

 

 

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.

 

Croissant

 

 

Butter can be added to the dough for rich and flaky bread. Not such a healthy option. Usually eaten at breakfast time.

 

Pita

 

Middle East:

Syria & Lebanon

A rounded flatbread made with yeast composing of a pocket which can be filled with meat or vegetables.

 

Bagel

 

Central/Eastern Europe: Poland

The dough is boiled in water and then baked for a dense, chewy texture. The dough can be flavoured.

 

Pretzel

 

Germany

Baked bread that is twisted into a knot like shape. The dough is dipped into salted or flavoured water before baking.

 

Ciabatta

 

 

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.

 

Rye Bread

 

Scandinavia and Germany

Made from rye flour. It is very high in fibre, dark in colour, solid and strong in taste.

 

Vivien Benson  Head of Food and Textiles @ South Island School, Hong Kong                 Updated 10 Apr 2008