Jak se peče chleba z fotografie

Asi podobně jako karlovarské oplatky. Vhodná forma, vhodné těsto a výsledek se dostaví.

Našla jsem jen, že foto je z Buchary v Uzbekistánu, snad vám to v dalším zjišťování pomůže.

Dohledala jsem to v tomto článku (u popisu dané fotky), číst se mi to nechce, třeba tam i něco píšou.

national-geographic.cz/...

Pokud umíte anglicky, něco se dočtete i v tomhle článku na Wiki:

Traditional Uzbek bread, called generically non or patyr, is baked in the form of circular flat loaves (lepeshka in Russian) with a thin decorated depression at the center and a thicker rim all around. Nons are brought to the table with the decorated side up, then torn into irregular chunks which are stacked on the bread plate. Every region has different varieties of non, most prominent are:

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  Obi Non - Obi Non is the staple bread of Uzbek cuisine. Obi Nons are mentioned in one of the oldest written works, the Epic of Gilgamesh.^[16] Obi Nons are baked in special clay ovens called tandir. "One having eaten in the morning a slice of Obi Non with raisins, fried peas or Circassian walnut will not be thinking about food for a long time", a quote from Ibn Sina (Avicenna).^{[citation needed]}


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  Samarkand non - In different areas of Uzbekistan, Obi Non is baked in different ways. In Samarkand, small thick Obi Nons, the shirma non are the most popular.


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  Bukhara Obi Non - sprinkled with sesame or Nigella, emit a delicate aroma.


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  Wedding Patir (flaky Obi Non) - from Andijon and Qashqadaryo, according to ancient traditions this aromatic bread prepared with cream and butter was served during matchmaking meetings.


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  Tashkent Lochira - plate-formed Obi Non, is baked from short pastry (milk, butter, and sugar). Jirish non is specially prepared bread from flour mixed with wheat. Nomadic tribes did not make tandirs because of their way of living, but cooked bread on butter in kazans (cauldrons), preparing the dough on a milk base.

(viz en.wikipedia.org/... )

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