I wonder if matzoh (flour, water) is similar to chapati (shabaati) | ref
When hot air cooks its inside, the chapati puffs up ... but it flattens back
It's like the air inside shapes it | Man | מצוה | Q2:58
Add meat, salad, sauce & stuffs, it'll be a taco!
Wikipedia states the Sumerians discovered flat breads in ancient Mesopotamia.
Check out these varieties of flat breads! | ref | QA Eat
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I read a post on how the Jewish Kurds from Iraq make Khoubz. The technique is shared by nomadic Turks, is it bcoz ancient Mesopotamia linked Turkey to Iraq through the Tigris Euprates? | map
It seems like the Syrian bread cooked in the tanoor [photo, video]. In Iran it's more rectangular like the lavash [photo]. Tanoor is an earthen oven, it seems it's all across the Caucasus, Turkey, Iran, Central Asia, Pakistan especially in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. | ref
In Arabic, the "soul" is rouh (روح : air) or nafs (نفس : breath), similar to Hebrew ruakh (רוח) and nefesh (נֶפֶש). It seems like air, is it the breathing that keeps our body alive. ما شاء الله
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