Looking for a recipe for a thin crepe like Moroccan flat bread (see details)?

Looking for a recipe for a thin crepe like Moroccan flat bread (see details). Awhile back I saw an Anthony Bourdain show. I believe he was in Morocco.

Almost everywhere he went the street food was served wrapped in a crepe like bread. You could see the vendors making this bread by holding a soft dough ball in one hand and dabbing it directly on the cooking surface (typically an inverted pot). The dough would stick where dabbed onto the surface leaving only a very thin layer.

The bread was then peeled off resulting in a very thin sheet that looked almost like a cross between a large spring roll wrapper and a crepe. Does anyone know what this particular type of bread is called? Better yet, where can I find a recipe?

Asked by YoBob 17 months ago Similar questions: recipe thin crepe Moroccan flat bread details Food & Drink > Cooking.

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1 You can go to his web site and find the episode and find the exact name.. With that info I have several sites that all recipes from all over the world and people from different countries. Go to allrecipes. Com or my recipes.com...

You can go to his web site and find the episode and find the exact name.. With that info I have several sites that all recipes from all over the world and people from different countries. Go to allrecipes. Com or my recipes.com...

2 I've tried those sites searching for Moroccan flat bread. However, they always come back with something akin to a pita. What I am looking for is more kin to a crepe.

I am wondering if I might get closer to finding what I am looking for if I knew the proper name for this particular type of bread.

I've tried those sites searching for Moroccan flat bread. However, they always come back with something akin to a pita. What I am looking for is more kin to a crepe.

I am wondering if I might get closer to finding what I am looking for if I knew the proper name for this particular type of bread.

YoBob replied to post #3: 5 Perhaps, but it looks a bit thicker than I remember. What I remember came off in a sheet that you could darned near read a newspaper through. Think Spring Roll.

Perhaps, but it looks a bit thicker than I remember. What I remember came off in a sheet that you could darned near read a newspaper through. Think Spring Roll.

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