Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region — dating back to Silk Road civilisation, over 2,000 years · Chinese — Xinjiang/uyghur — Bread
Crisp, slightly charred edges, sesame fragrance, savoury with natural dough sweetness — Silk Road bread character
Oven too cool — nang becomes doughy rather than crisp-edged Skipping nang stamp — dough puffs unevenly Under-salting — nang should be distinctly savoury
Crisp, slightly charred edges, sesame fragrance, savoury with natural dough sweetness — Silk Road bread character
Oven too cool — nang becomes doughy rather than crisp-edged Skipping nang stamp — dough puffs unevenly Under-salting — nang should be distinctly savoury
Xinjiang Nang (Uyghur Flatbread) connects to similar techniques: Central Asian lepyoshka (tandoor flatbread), Turkish pide (flatbread), Indian tandoori naan.
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