Bazlama is a thickish, soft flatbread made from leavened dough rolled into a round shape and cooked on a griddle. Since it uses little yeast, it rises slightly and cooks quickly. It is one of the traditional breads of village tables.
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“Roll out the bazlama to medium thickness and cook both sides on a hot griddle.”
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