Flatbreads

Flatbreads

Step into our Flatbread Sandwiches category - your passport to a culinary journey across cultures! Explore the world of sandwiches made with versatile flatbreads, such as the pocket-friendly Pita from the Middle East or the cheesy Quesadilla from Mexico. Learn how these breads, thin but packed with flavors, make for the perfect vessels for an array of fillings. Remember: whether it's enveloping a Gyro or getting toasted with cheese, flatbreads are the unsung heroes of the sandwich universe.

Pyaaz Paratha

The pyaaz paratha folds raw onion, the hardest filling a North Indian cook can use, into wheat and griddles its bite down sweet: the cheap morning bread of the Punjab kitchen and the dhaba.

Paneer Paratha

A whole-wheat pocket sealed around spiced crumbled paneer and griddled on a tawa. The stuffed wheat bread the Manasollasa set down around 1130 CE, filled with cheese instead of jaggery.

Paneer Naan

Spiced paneer carried inside a leavened naan, slapped onto a tandoor wall and pulled blistered. The bread the poet Amir Khusrau set down at the Delhi court around 1300 CE.

Paneer Kulcha

The kulcha is a soda-leavened maida round, the line that parts it from yeasted naan; stuffed with fresh paneer it is the dairy-rich pick that moved off the Amritsar cart onto tandoor menus.