Basic Moroccan White Bread (Khobz) By The Spruce Eats


This recipe is for basic Moroccan white bread, often referred to as force, the same French word used by many Moroccans for strong white flour. It also is called khobz (or kessra or aghroum) and is characterized by a round, flat shape and a slightly coarse texture.
Khobz is used primarily to scoop up tagines and other foods but it also is excellent as sandwich bread. Smaller loaves can be cut in half and then stuffed; larger loaves can be cut into wedges which can then be gently pried open and stuffed.
1 1/4 cups warm water
CategoryBaking, Breakfast, One Pan, SnackCuisineMoroccan Recipes, North African RecipesCooking MethodAppetizer, Dessert, Snack
Ingredients
1 1/4 cups warm water
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