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    HOME » Breakfast » Batbouts (moroccan pita's), Great to have ready!

    Batbouts (moroccan pita's), Great to have ready!

    May 4, 2020 · Leave a Comment

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    Batbouts or pita's are so easy to make yourself. They freeze well so you should never be stuck for bread. Follow this easy recipe to always have your own pita's ready.

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    • 💭 Serving suggestions and tips
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    • Batbouts Moroccan pita bread

    🥯 Ingredients

    • white flour
    • fine semolina
    • whole wheat flour
    • salt
    • olive oil
    • sugar
    • warm water
    • dry yeast or fresh yeast

    Batbouts are often used as a type of sandwhich bread. Enjoy your batbouts during breakfast with sweet spreads. Or use it to make your favourite sandwhich. They slightly puff up during the cooking process, so they have a pocket in its centre (like a pita). Therefore they function great to stuff with your filling of choice.

    Morocco has a great range of different breads which you can make at home. Are you interested in trying some different ones. Check out my other Moroccan bread recipes;

    • Khobz
    • Msemen
    • Beghrir

    💭 Serving suggestions and tips

    Best thing about these Moroccan Pita's... you don't need an oven! They are cooked on a stove with the use of a pan or griddle. For this reason they are a great home-made bread to quickly make without too much hassle.

    You can make the batbouts in any size. And while travelling through Morocco you will find many different sizes and various names for similar style breads.

    When I make batbout I often make them in a big batch, as they freeze very well. And the moment you find yourself without bread, you can just grab one straight from the freezer, warm up 'short and quick'. And enjoy a quick lunch in seconds 😉

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      filled batbout with falafel
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      ready to be grilled
    • batbout
      grilled

    These Batbouts or pita's are part of 'Travels of taste'. Where we use our taste buds to travel the world and discover the use of our senses and imaginations to meet other cultures. Today we find ourselves in Morocco. Are you ready to imagine yourself walking around in the hustle & bustle of the souks? while discovering all its flavours. Check out my full Moroccan 'travels of taste' post; >>> Morocco - the flavours of the souks.


    I hope you enjoy making your own Batbouts with this recipe. Please add @haricoco1 to your instagram posts. I always love seeing your creations, and your fillings!

    📋 Recipe

    Batbouts Moroccan pita bread

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    Prep Time: 30 minutes
    Cook Time: 20 minutes
    Total Time: 50 minutes
    Servings: 10
    Calories: 194.38kcal

    Ingredients

    • Recipe makes approx. 10 batbouts
    • 188 g 1 and ½ cups white flour
    • 92 g 1 cup fine semolina
    • 60 g ½ cup whole wheat flour
    • 1 teaspoon salt
    • 11/2 tablespoon olive oil
    • 1 tablespoon sugar
    • 230 ml little less than 1 cup of warm water, not hot.
    • ½ tablespoon dry yeast or 10 g fresh yeast

    Instructions

    • First activate the yeast by stirring it into 3 tablespoon of warm / luke warm water (not hot), let it rest for 10 - 15 minutes
    • Combine all the dry ingredients, and make a well in the middle.
    • Add the yeast mixture and start mixing with the dry ingredients.
    • Add the rest of the water and olive oil, bit by bit while mixing everything together.
    • Start kneading the dough until you have a nice soft dough ball, which is not sticky any more.
    • Divide the dough into 8 - 10 plum sized balls, and rub well with olive oil, leave to rest for 15 minutes (covered with a tea towel).
    • Sprinkle some semolina on your table, and shape the dough balls into pita size rounds of about ½cm thick
    • Leave them to rise for 1h - 11/2h, until you can see they have slightly risen.
      batbout proving
    • Lightly grease a pan, and heat to medium heat. Depending on the size of your pan and the size of the batbouts you can cook the batbouts one by one, or per two in a pan.
    • The batbouts will start puffing up a bit, turn them so they will become nicely browned on both sides.

    Nutrition

    Serving: 2g | Calories: 194.38kcal | Carbohydrates: 26.86g | Protein: 4.14g | Fat: 7.9g | Saturated Fat: 1.1g | Sodium: 158.77mg | Fiber: 1.67g | Sugar: 1.32g | Calcium: 0.75mg | Iron: 3.36mg
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