Peetas

By VicentaLakin

Peetas
The flat pastry is a dramatic expansion, like a drum bag, and it's roasted with all kinds of food, chicken, ham, eggs, bacon, salad, fresh vegetables, if you like。

Recipe Recommendations

  • high powder 125 grams
  • whole wheat flour 25 grams
  • yeast 3 grams
  • sugar 5 grams
  • salt 5 grams
  • water
  • olive oil 6 ml

Steps for Peetas

  • Make Peetas step 0
    1
    All the materials were measured and, with the exception of olive oil, poured into the inside of the bread machine。
  • Make Peetas step 1
    2
    Select the face sheet and face, and in 20 minutes the olive oil will be poured in and the paste will continue。
  • Make Peetas step 2
    3
    Check if the noodles have reached the extension phase。
  • Make Peetas step 3
    4
    It's almost twice as fermented and its fingers are watered into the noodles。
  • Make Peetas step 4
    5
    It was divided into four equals, and the air was pumped out and rounded for 15 minutes。
  • Make Peetas step 5
    6
    When the noodle is loose, the twig becomes a ton of approximately 12-13 cm in diameter。
  • Make Peetas step 6
    7
    A non-sticked grill with 230 degrees of preheat for 10 minutes puts a niced pasta on the hot saucer with a mid-level, high-fire roast。
  • Make Peetas step 7
    8
    It's about four minutes before it swells in the middle form。
  • Make Peetas step 8
    9
    Pita cakes are cut out and stuffed into colored pies。
  • Peetas Make Tips

    1. To achieve this effect at home, the baking sheet must be preheated first. Place the dough on the preheated sheet and immediately put it into the oven. Within a few minutes, it will puff up as if filled with air. After the pita cools, the hot air inside escapes, but the bread skin remains separated to form a pocket. By cutting the pita, you can stuff it with various foods to make delicious filled pockets. Pita bread can be enjoyed in many ways; it can be spread with various sauces, dipped in hummus, or rolled into a sandwich. 2. Home ovens typically have smaller baking sheets, and each pita bakes for a short time. Therefore, it is recommended to bake one pita at a time rather than putting all four in the sheet at once, as this yields a higher success rate. 3. Once cooled, seal the pita bread and refrigerate it for about 3 days, or freeze it to keep for more than 2 months.