
πΉπ· TurkeyCatalog recipe
A cracker-thin flatbread baked under a layer of spiced minced lamb, rolled up with parsley, sumac onions and lemon.
For 4 servings.
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Knead the flour, yeast, water and a teaspoon of salt into a soft dough and rise for 1 hour.
Mix the lamb with the grated tomato, minced pepper, onion, tomato paste, half the parsley, pepper flakes, salt and black pepper into a spreadable paste.
π‘ The topping should be almost pourable β a stiff paste bakes into dry pellets.
Heat the oven to its absolute maximum with a baking sheet or stone inside.
Divide the dough into 8 balls and roll each into a very thin round, 20 cm across.
π‘ Thinner than a pizza β you should nearly see your hand through it.
Spread a thin layer of topping right to the edges of each round.
Bake on the preheated sheet 4β5 minutes each, until the edges catch color and the meat is just done.
Serve hot: shower with the remaining parsley, squeeze over lemon, roll up and eat by hand.
Lahmacun β from the Arabic for 'meat with dough' β has fed Turkey's southeast for centuries, baked in seconds on the floor of a wood-fired oven. It is eaten by hand and in motion: pile on the herbs, squeeze the lemon, roll it tight and start walking.
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