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1 cup/8 fl oz/250 ml
11/2
cups/12 fl oz/350 ml
2 cups/8 oz/250 g
3 cups/12 oz/350 g
1 tbsp/15 g
2 tsp/10 g
1 tsp/5g
2 tbsp/50 ml
1
3 tbsp/45 g
1 lb/500 g
1
4
1/4 cup/2 oz/60 g
1/2 cup
1/4 tsp/1.25g
1/4 tsp/1.25g
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plain whole milk
yogurt
boiling water
all-purpose flour
whole-wheat flour
fresh yeast
salt
sugar
peanut or walnut oil
egg, beaten
black sesame seeds
potatoes
onion, minced
mint leaves, finely sliced
chopped parsel
coriander
cumin
turmeric
salt and pepper, to taste
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Method:
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Mix the yogurt
with the boiling water and stir well. Set aside
for 5 minutes.
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Mix the
all-purpose flour with 1 cup/4 oz/125 g of the
whole-wheat flour and add the yeast. Add the
yogurt mixture and stir with a wooden spoon for
3 minutes then allow this yeast sponge to rest
for 30 minutes.
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Add the salt,
sugar, oil and black sesame seeds and enough of
the remaining flour to form a firm but moist
dough. Begin to knead on a floured surface and
continue until the dough is silky and elastic.
Allow the dough to rest in an oiled bowl for 1
hour or until doubled in bulk.
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To make potato
filling, peel and dice the potatoes and boil in
water top cover until soft. Mix the hot potato
with the onion, mint leaves, parsley, coriander,
cumin, and turmeric. Season to taste with salt
and pepper and mash until soft but not sloppy.
Cool.
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Punch down the
dough and divide into 12 equal pieces. Roll each
out to a circle about 4-6 in/10-15 cm in
diameter.
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Preheat the oven
to 390F/200C. Place 1 tbsp/15g of filling in the
center and lift both edges of the circle to
seal. Pinch the seam together very well. Allow
to rise for 10 minutes then brush with beaten
egg.
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Bake for 15-20
minutes or until golden and crisp. Serve on
their own or with a tomato relish or herb yogurt
dip.
Note : For a milder
onion flavor in the filling, saute the onion lightly
before adding them to the potato. For more heat, add
a little chili pepper to the filling.
Makes 12 |