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artisan bread
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Middle Eastern countries
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While flatbreads are popular, the concept of artisan bread as a specialty item is not as prominent in Middle Eastern countries compared to Mediterranean regions.
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2
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baking bread
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Middle Eastern countries
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Baking bread is a daily practice, with traditional ovens used for communal baking
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3
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bread
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Middle East
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Often eaten with every meal, including breakfast, and comes in a variety of types such as pita, flatbread, or lavash
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1
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4
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bread
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Middle East
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A staple, commonly accompanied by various dips and toppings
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1
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5
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bread
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Middle East
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Flatbread is a staple, and it is commonly eaten with various dishes as part of the local cuisine.
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1
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6
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bread
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Middle Eastern
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Flatbreads like pita and lavash are commonly used to scoop food and wrap ingredients, forming an integral part of the diet.
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1
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7
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bread
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middle eastern culture
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Flatbread, such as pita, commonly consumed
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1
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8
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breadbasket
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Middle East
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The term 'breadbasket' may refer to a container or a serving basket used for bread at the dining table.
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1
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9
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leavened bread
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Middle East
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Often refers to injera or pita bread, which is flatbread made with a sourdough starter.
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1
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10
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leavened bread
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Middle Eastern countries
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Considered a staple food and a fundamental part of daily meals, often served with savory dishes like hummus and falafel.
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1
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11
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leavened bread
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Middle Eastern countries
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Often served with dips like hummus or used to wrap kebabs and falafel
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1
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12
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leavened bread
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Middle Eastern countries
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A staple food with various regional and traditional varieties, often baked in flatbread form
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1
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13
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loaf
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Middle Eastern countries
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Often eaten as a whole alongside meals, and considered a symbol of generosity and hospitality
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1
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14
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loaf of bread
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Middle Eastern countries
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Often enjoyed with meals, especially with dips like hummus and baba ghanoush
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1
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15
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loaf of bread
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Middle Eastern culture
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Has great cultural significance and is often shared with others, considered a symbol of hospitality and generosity
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1
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16
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make bread
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Middle Eastern countries
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Making bread at home is an essential part of daily life, and traditional bread-making techniques are highly valued and passed down through generations.
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1
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17
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making bread
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Middle East
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More commonly associated with professional bakers or specialty bakeries rather than a household activity
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1
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18
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making bread
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Middle Eastern countries
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Making bread at home is a daily necessity and a common skill, with many households regularly baking their own bread for meals.
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1
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19
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matzo (unleavened bread)
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Middle Eastern countries
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More commonly eaten with sweet toppings like honey and dates
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1
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20
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unleavened bread
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Middle East
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Commonly consumed as a regular staple food, often prepared as flatbreads such as roti, chapati, or pita, without the use of yeast for leavening.
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1
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21
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unleavened bread
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Middle Eastern culture
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Commonly consumed during Passover in Jewish culture and as a staple in Middle Eastern cuisine
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1
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unleavened bread
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Middle Eastern culture
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Traditional and important during Passover and other religious occasions
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