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Have you had bread afarno? Do you love it!??? |
I love it. I wish I could marry it. It is made in the region I live in (in and near Agadir Morocco). It is so delicious. It is a simple dough cooked on top of hot stones. It has very little 'center fluff' (cooks up more like a chipati). When it is fresh off the rocks of an earthen oven it is the best! Sometimes you even get a small rock with it, lol. I've never had it, but if it's Moroccan, it's gotta be yummy! :-) Uhm what is it? Neither I, a world unfamous chef, nor Google have heard of 'bread afarno'? Please invite me to the wedding :D wat is it? Is this the kind of stuff you have to do to be a "top contributor?" no . Nope. :'( That sounds like the Persian Sangak... which means tiny stones... bcz its baked on tiny stones in one of those old fashioned ovens... I am the real bread afarno! |
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