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Açma is a soft, ring-shaped bun made from leavened dough enriched with fat and milk. It is known for its texture that pulls apart in layers, and is usually prepared plain or lightly salted. It is commonly eaten at breakfast and among bakery products.
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“Divide the açma dough into portions, shape into rings, and sprinkle sesame on top.”
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