Khubz, Khoubz or Khobz is an Arabic word for bread which refer to a flatbread that forms the staple food of many countries like Arabian Peninsula, Lebanon, Syria etc..In Arabic Peninsula, the most common type of bread is mostly a large type of flat bread and its traditionally baked in special oven, the dough is rolled out like pizza dough and it baked in oven..The Arabian style khobz are also called as Khuboos or khubus, its looks similar liks pita bread or either like our Indian roti 'Naan'..Usually this bread is prepared with all purpose flour but i prepared this bread by combining both all purpose flour and whole wheat flour, i got this recipe from Faji's Hot Pot which i bookmarked few days back..Thanks to Faji, i enjoyed making this bread and we loved it with hummus and salad.Sending to Flavors of Cuisines - Middle Eastern guest hosted by Asiya Akka, event by Julie..
1cup All purpose flour
1cup Whole wheat flour
1+1/2tsp Active dry yeast
2tsp Sugar
1tsp Salt
1tbsp Olive oil
1/2cup Luke warm water
Mix the yeast,sugar and salt to the luke warm water and keep aside for 5mins..Take both flours in a bowl, gradually add the foamy yeast,olive oil and knead everything as soft dough..Keep this dough in a bowl for 2hours..After the dough get doubled their volume, punch down and knead again for few minutes..Make 6-8medium sized balls from the dough and keep aside for 10minutes and cover with a damp cloth..Preheat the oven to 250C..meanwhile roll the balls as medium sized circles, arrange a rolled disc over a baking sheet, finish rolling the dough as disc, bake one by one in the middle rack of the oven..Bake for 5 minutes until it puffs fully and brown spots appears on the top..
Serve this bread with any spread along with any veggies or meats..
1cup All purpose flour
1cup Whole wheat flour
1+1/2tsp Active dry yeast
2tsp Sugar
1tsp Salt
1tbsp Olive oil
1/2cup Luke warm water
Mix the yeast,sugar and salt to the luke warm water and keep aside for 5mins..Take both flours in a bowl, gradually add the foamy yeast,olive oil and knead everything as soft dough..Keep this dough in a bowl for 2hours..After the dough get doubled their volume, punch down and knead again for few minutes..Make 6-8medium sized balls from the dough and keep aside for 10minutes and cover with a damp cloth..Preheat the oven to 250C..meanwhile roll the balls as medium sized circles, arrange a rolled disc over a baking sheet, finish rolling the dough as disc, bake one by one in the middle rack of the oven..Bake for 5 minutes until it puffs fully and brown spots appears on the top..
Serve this bread with any spread along with any veggies or meats..
Hi Priya,
ReplyDeletekhubus,,my all time favorite...my parents stayed in gulf for many years..i studied there!!Love khubus!!
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I have had this in a Arabian restuarant in Chennai. But did not know till date it was baked... Can it be baked using a microwave priya..
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Wgeb we were in Egypt we had this too and then in Aswan we saw a place were they were making daily for the people who live near by .
ReplyDeleteI have heard of khubus but have never tried it .Sounds interesting!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice flat bread, must be really good with hummus.
ReplyDeleteI have heard abt this type of flatbread for the first time but its so easy & quick to do, it looks really delicious priya
ReplyDeleteperfect khubus Priya!! hummus with them is always delicious. thanks 4 sending to the event
ReplyDeleteHave seen this but have not tried! Looks really nice, thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteHi Priya, u are surely an expert when it comes to trying new breads. This looks really good and must taste good with hummus.
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Lovely recipe priya. Now I have bookmarked this as well.:)
ReplyDeleteNew to me thanks for the recipe priya!
ReplyDeletei love khubus...so soft and fluffy
ReplyDeletemmmm, perfectly delicious! Nothing like a fresh, warm bread of any sort. Lovely =)
ReplyDeletevery new to me.. looks really tempting !!
ReplyDeleteLooks superb! Never tried it before!
ReplyDeleteI have never had this arabic bread. The recipe sounds really interesting.
ReplyDeleteNice breads
ReplyDeletemy favurite
ReplyDeletenew to me.. interesting!
ReplyDeleteNice kubuz....Love this bread very much...
ReplyDeleteTotally new..looks great..will love to try it !
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very nice bread ....looks so soft n healthy(using wheat flour)..thanks for sharing
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Nice flatbread,gonna bookmark this one...thanx Priya...
ReplyDeleteawesome bread
ReplyDeleteA part of my childhood life was spent in a gulf country called Qatar....We always had this at home fresh from the bakery!!...love it!!
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Love to stuff them with falafels and hint of hummus...yummy...
ReplyDeletelovely recipe dear...
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Hmm with some hummus, this is heavenly...
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ReplyDeleteThe flatbread looks great.
ReplyDeleteOh fantastic More like tandoor roti
ReplyDeleteNever heard of this bread in my life and thanks for sharing dear.
ReplyDeleteI really love the way this looks. Your recipe is also easy enough for me to try. Thank you :-). I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteYummy looking bread:)
ReplyDeleteah! this sounds interesting!!another bookmarked. just blogged about your beets kootu
ReplyDeleteLovely flat bread Priya !! Sounds like a easy one to give a try !!
ReplyDeletelooks fantastic :) should have tasted good too. will give it a try sometime :)
ReplyDeleteNever thought this is so easy to make..
ReplyDeleteNice one dear!
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ReplyDeletethanx ya for trying out one of my dish..............it came out realy well.......
ReplyDeletethose flat breads look great n perfect
ReplyDeleteLove the bread.looks great.
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Lovely looking bread Priya. New one to me.
ReplyDeleteI often eat this when I was in SA. But never knew the recipe. Sathya's olive humus will be perfect as a side for his. Thanks Priya for sharing this recipe.
ReplyDeleteWow excellent khubus.I am yet to post my recipes.Still searching for these.,
ReplyDeletethey look so perfect well done :)
ReplyDeleteHave not heard of this bread. Looks familiar.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was deployed to iraq the locals would give khuboos to us especially if were on patrol around lunchtime. Really good stuff I miss khuboos but now with this I can make it myself thanks priya!
ReplyDeleteI may be halfway pastry-challenged, but when i add the yeast mixture to the flour it does not seem wet enough and about a quarter fo the flour does not get mixed in and just flakes up.....what could be the problem?
ReplyDeleteAdam, add some water to turn as a soft dough, u need to add water,thats the problem,hope this helps..
ReplyDeleteI tried making Khubz sometime ago, what a disaster. The recipe made a HUGE batch making it very difficult to work with im my small kitchen. This portion is more managable and is kneading and rising in my bread maker. Anxious to see how it bakes on my baking stone.
ReplyDeletemade my mouth water….
ReplyDeletelooks delicious
and also love the designs variations
Ohh, ayyoo superb, Sure I will try.Nice,Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletevery nice Priya!!!
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