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This is the original way to make Palestinian Arabic Bread

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44 Comments

  1. Hala maha, Allah yasfeech!
    Where do you live now? In Palestine?
    I was raised up in Kuwait, and I spent my whole school there.
    I love your video, next time please make a video of khoobouz Irani.
    Thanks.

  2. Thanks for the recipe! I just had some fresh lebanese bread and am determined to make it myself 😀

  3. Must have been at least 6 or 7 years ago that I saw this video. My first one at learning how to make khubz.

  4. You're awesome. I really want this pita bread pot .can you plz give me the website so I can order one

  5. Lol,
    I'm sorry to disappoint the girl from the video who does not know the origin of the pita.
    Of course, pita has nothing to do with Arabs at all! .
    Its meaning was probably "flat bread" in Greek.
    Another opinion holds that the origin of the word pita is from the Aramaic word "pita" which described bread, similar to "loaf of bread". When the Jews arrived in Israel at the end of the 19th century, they adopted the Aramaic word pita to describe bread, since the word "bread" was already used to describe another type of pastry. They called each type of bread the Aramaic "pita", which over the years was replaced by the letter H. Another opinion is that Eliezer Ben Yehuda, who was looking for a suitable word for bread, was inspired by the Romanian word pita, or by the Sephardic Jewish dialect that was common in the mouths of Romanian Jews.

  6. You earned my subscription and like just for letting us know that the pan needs to be put on electricity. I admire black humor

  7. I tried making the bread as you show and it came amazing 😍😍you are a great ara b teacher and chef too❤

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