Traditional Udmurt Flatbreads: Tasty Tabani
Udmurt tabani are hot, rosy, oily, like the sun! Tabani, Udmurt flatbreads made from sour dough, are a bit reminiscent of Russian pancakes or pancakes. The preparation of Udmurt tabani has its own nuances. They must be baked in a cast iron frying pan, in a Russian oven and over an open fire. As my friend from Udmurtia put it, fire should caress the taban. They are eaten hot with zyret. Zyret is a kind of sauce for taban. Zyrets can be sweet and salty, curd, potato, or made from eggs with milk. I took the risk of cooking tabani on a gas stove, due to the lack of a Russian stove in urban conditions. It turned out delicious too. True, I cooked in a cast iron frying pan and high heat. Tabani really needs to be eaten hot; when it cools down, it loses its charm. Tabani is a festive dish. It is prepared for Maslenitsa, for dear guests, or when they want to please the children.
cook time:
5h
Lucas Halstead

Nutrition Facts (per serving)
166
Calories
6g
Fat
22g
Carbs
4g
Protein
Ingredients (10 portions)
Dough for tabani:
Salt
to taste
Sugar
2 tbsp
Wheat flour
500 g
Butter
50 g
Water
1 l
Vegetable oil
2 tbsp
Dry yeast
10 g
Zyret:
Salt
to taste
Wheat flour
50 g
Butter
20 g
Milk
1 cup
Eggs
1 pc
Recipe instructions
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Step 15
