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Warqa
Warqa is a Moroccan pastry dough made by dabbing a wet wheat-flour batter onto a hot metal surface and peeling off paper-thin translucent sheets. The sheets are brushed with oil or butter and stacked until pliable, producing delicate layers that become crisp when cooked. It is widely used as the wrapper for bastilla and is also used for other stuffed savory and sweet pastries.
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Markook
Markook is a large, paper-thin flatbread common throughout the Levant and Arabian Peninsula. The unleavened wheat dough is stretched until it is nearly translucent and then cooked rapidly on a convex metal griddle known as a saj. This cooking method gives the bread its texture, allowing it to remain flexible enough to wrap around grilled meats and vegetables. It is a staple food in the region and...
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