Breads

Swagman's damper from Australia

A swagman would have made this bread from flour and water and cook it on an open fire.

Kangaroo

Brown soda bread

The original recipe for Irish soda bread uses only four ingredients: flour, baking soda, salt, and buttermilk or sour milk. Soda bread is best when it is still almost warm.

Shamrocks, symbol of Ireland

Mughlai paratha

This simple-to-prepare paratha dish will complement either chicken dish above very nicely.

Taj Mahal, India

Russian Easter bread

This fine bread is the perfect symbol and treat for the Easter holiday.

Saint Basil the Blessed, Russia

Moroccan lemon anise bread

Anise seeds are often found in Moroccans baked goods such as in this bread recipe.

Moroccan dunes

Micha bread from Panama

Micha bread, soft, sweet and delicious, reminds of the Panama Canal Zone.

Micha bread picture

Roti done right

Roti is a delicious bread that complementes your Indian cuisine. Roti is a flat bread. It is unleavened and not baked, but cooked on a tava - griddle - with oil.

Indian roti bread

Paratha, flat bread from India

Paratha is one of the delicious Indian flat breads.

Indian paratha bread

Naan bread

Naan is best served warm. It can be kept covered by a large bowl for a few minutes after baking, but avoid keeping it there too long, since this leads to excess moisture buildup and softening.

Nice naan bread

Injera, flat bread from Ethiopia

Injera bread is made from three simple ingredients: teff flour, water, and salt. If you are familiar with making crepes or pancakes, you should not have any trouble to prepare it.

Breads

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