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Bedouin Bread
Thus bread, 'abud, which was a staple, would be the simple mixing of
flour with precious water from the waterskin (girbeh) to prepare
dough to be cooked in the embers of the fire for wandering herdsmen. In a
tribal encampment large quantities of shirak or rukak (thin
unleavened bread) would be prepared and cooked on a saj (convex metal
sheet), over a fire. |