CNN has included Armenian lavash in its list of the 50 of the world’s best bread, armradio reports.
“When your Armenian mother-in-law comes towards you wielding a hula hoop-sized flatbread, don’t duck: Lavash is draped over the country’s newlyweds to ensure a life of abundance and prosperity,” the CNN writes.
“Maybe that’s because making lavash takes friends,” the author concludes.
To shape the traditional bread, groups of women gather to roll and stretch dough across a cushion padded with hay or wool. It takes a practiced hand to slap the enormous sheets onto the inside of conical clay ovens, where they bake quickly in the intense heat, the article further elaborates.
The CNN also reminds us that the bread is so central to Armenia’s culture it’s been designated UNESCO Intangible Heritage.
Source: armedia.am
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