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Yufka (Turkish: thin, thin dough) may
refer to:
Yufka, or Filo, the very thin
sheets of
dough used in
making börek
Yufka, or Saj bread, a kind of large...
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jupka or
yufka) in
communities of Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan,
Kyrgyzstan and
Turkey was
inscribed on the list as well.
Lavash is
similar to
yufka, but in...
- ورقة)
which is
different from
regular filo dough. In Turkish, it is
called yufka, "thin". The
origin of the
practice of
stretching raw
dough into paper-thin...
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filled with
typical döner
kebab ingredients. The wrap is made from
lavash or
yufka flatbreads. It is
common as a
street food in
Turkey and many
other European...
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Indian subcontinent (concave in
India and
convex in ****stan).
Yufka bread (Turkish:
yufka ekmeği) is the
Turkish name of a very thin,
large (60 cm [24 in])...
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finished product (see below); Başar & Boz
mention lean
kadayif and
yufka kadayif. "
Yufka"
means "thin" and, at the same time, can be used to
refer to filo...
- buġra or (بوره/بغره),
meaning "stew", and
refers to any dish made with
yufka (filo).[citation needed] The
Persian word
bureh goes back to the Middle...
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salty pastries made with
yufka (a
thick phyllo dough),
which consists of thin
layers of dough. Su Böreği, made with
boiled yufka/phyllo layers,
cheese and...
- Paçanga böreği is a type of börek made with
yufka filled with cheese, pastirma, tomato,
parsley and pepper. Each
material is
chopped into thin or small...
- griddle. Gözleme may
sometimes be made from
prepackaged hand-rolled
leaves of
yufka dough.
Fillings for gözleme are
numerous and vary by
region and personal...
