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- noun Plural form of
flatbread .
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Examples
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Of course a full complement of flatbreads, the puffy pizza-like-but-different breads from the oven; we dug into one with house-made merguez sausage $18 and tomato jam, with Aleppo pepper drizzled on top.
Jay Weston: Mezze's Marvelous Middle-Eastern Menu Jay Weston 2011
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What is more likely, that the wheat flour based flatbreads used for tacos Árabes are certainly related to pita breads from the Middle East.
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What is more likely, that the wheat flour based flatbreads used for tacos Árabes are certainly related to pita breads from the Middle East.
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Of course a full complement of flatbreads, the puffy pizza-like-but-different breads from the oven; we dug into one with house-made merguez sausage $18 and tomato jam, with Aleppo pepper drizzled on top.
Jay Weston: Mezze's Marvelous Middle-Eastern Menu Jay Weston 2011
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Of course a full complement of flatbreads, the puffy pizza-like-but-different breads from the oven; we dug into one with house-made merguez sausage $18 and tomato jam, with Aleppo pepper drizzled on top.
Jay Weston: Mezze's Marvelous Middle-Eastern Menu Jay Weston 2011
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What is more likely, that the wheat flour based flatbreads used for tacos Árabes are certainly related to pita breads from the Middle East.
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What is more likely, that the wheat flour based flatbreads used for tacos Árabes are certainly related to pita breads from the Middle East.
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In the living room, men and women of middle age nibbled at nuts and flatbreads around a fortepiano.
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In the living room, men and women of middle age nibbled at nuts and flatbreads around a fortepiano.
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Of course a full complement of flatbreads, the puffy pizza-like-but-different breads from the oven; we dug into one with house-made merguez sausage $18 and tomato jam, with Aleppo pepper drizzled on top.
Jay Weston: Mezze's Marvelous Middle-Eastern Menu Jay Weston 2011
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