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Friday, April 14, 2017

Ladenia Milou/Greek Olive Oil Flatbread/Ladenia Greek Pizza

Ladenia is a local food of Kimolos, a small Greek island in Aegean sea. Traditional Greek foods are served in Kimolos island and this island is quite popular for its Ladenia, a kind of pizza. Ladenia is Greek word of Olive oil, this flatbread is almost like pizza but without cheese. A bread dough when flattened and topped with onions, tomatoes with olive oil,once baked is called Ladenia. Since this pizza like flatbread is prepared very much with olive oil, this dish is also known as olive oil flat bread. This is a great snack or a light meal or else a simple starter depending upon how you serve this fantastic bread. This Ladenia is also famous in Milos, an another Greek island. Not to forget that this pizza is completely vegan.Obviously if you love pizza and if you are a vegan lover, then this Greek pizza will definitely please your tastebuds.


Usually topped with onions and tomatoes, this ladenia can be topped with varieties of veggies or else simply with Marinara sauce or else with pesto without cheese. You can also add any seasonal vegetables as well. I have crossed couple of Ladenia with olives, mushrooms, bellpeppers with loads of onions and tomatoes. Since i want to enjoy my Ladenia with onions and tomatoes, i just went on with onions and some sun dried tomatoes. Kids enjoyed thoroughly and this Ladenia vanished very much quickly, obviously am gonna bake this Ladenia again this weekend. Yes kids loved this Greek pizza very much. Am running this month's blogging marathon as Mega marathon with A-Z Baking around the world as theme.

Greek  Flatbread, Ladenia Milou

Recipe Source: Here
2cups All purpose flour
1tsp Instant yeast
1tsp Salt
4tbsp Olive oil
1 Onion (chopped)
2 Tomatoes or 1/4cup Sundried tomatoes (chopped)
1/4tsp Pepper powder
1/2tsp Dried oregano

Take the all purpose flour, instant yeast, salt, in a bowl, add lukewarm water and knead everything until the dough turns soft and smooth.

Grease a bowl and arrange the dough, wrap it and let it rise until double.

Meanwhile in a pan, add some olive oil, once the oil is hot, add the sliced onions and cook until it turns soft, add in the tomatoes or chopped sun dried tomatoes and cook for few minutes.

Remove from the heat and let it cool. Preheat the oven to 350F and grease a rectangle baking tray.

Ladenia Milou, Greek Flatbread

Punch the dough and roll it as a rectangle disc to fit the size of the pan. Let it sit for 15minutes.

Now spread the cooked onions and tomato mixture on the top of the dough, sprinkle the pepper powder, some salt and dried oregano.

Bake in oven for 20-25minutes.

Let it cool a bit before slicing.
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11 comments:

  1. That's a delicious looking pizza , love onions and sun dried tomato combination , bookmarked right away .

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  2. This flatbread looks delicious! Seems like the Greek version of focaccia! Yum

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  3. At first look it almost resembles a Focaccia. Irresistible toppings you have there. Yum!

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  4. The Greek Pizza looks very tempting.

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  5. Wow this ladenia looks so sinful Priya..what a wonderful dish!..bookmarking it right away..

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  6. Love the flatbread. The toppings are amazing and simply wow

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  7. Greek pizza looks almost like focaccia. I am sure it must have tasted delicious.

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  8. That is such a yummy looking bread Priya. All those toppings look so delicious.

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  9. This looks quite similar to the lagana bread that I have baked. WOuld love this for dinner with a bowl of soup :)

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  10. The bread looks very soft - like paneer. Bookmarked this recipe. Will definitely try this.

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  11. Lovely looking pizza and sure it tasted yumm too!!

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