hello i am looking for a recipe for fladden brot bread to make doner kebabs
if till-ga can help i would appriciate it 
because he said he has a recipe for the fladden brot bread:
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=386877

also i am still looking for a meat supplier in the united states for the 
doner kebab meat, so if anyone can help with that i will tip.

thanks

My tested recipe for a great fladenbrot:

Ingredients:

500 g wheat flower
1 dry yeast
appr. 250 ml water (warm) 
some sesam 
1 teaspoon  salt 
1 teaspoon sugar 
100 ml olive oil


Mix yeast, salt and sugar. Add oil and water and knead very thoroughly
until the dough does not stick at the dish any more. Donīt add all the
water at once, the dough must not be to wet.
Cover dish (to prevent drying out) and leave dough at a warm place for
about 45 minutes.
Then form about 1 cm thick fladen (I prefer small fladens, about 10-12
cm diameter), but you can form the well known bigger ones as well. The
small ones look better (imho), have more of the tasty crust and can be
filled with doener just like the parts (quaters) of the big ones you
usually get.
Oil baking tin and put the fladen on it. Moisten the fladen with water
and put (if desired) some sesam on the fladen. Again cover the fladen
and leave them on the tin for about 45 minutes.
Heat oven to 250 ° C and bake for about 15 minutes. You will get a
much better crust if you keep the oven inside as moist as possible. My
trick is: use two baking tins (one for the fladen and leave the other
one empty) and pour some water on the empty one when it is hot. This
will produce steam which helps getting a nice crust. Attention: when
you pour the water on the tin there will be HOT steam at once. Close
the oven door at once to keep them steam inside.
Professional ovens have a built-in steaming.

This is the best fladenbrot Iīve ever seen.


till-ga

No search done, personal experience.

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Request for Answer Clarification by donerkebabs-ga on 23 Nov 2004 08:25 PST

when do you use the wheat flour?

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Clarification of Answer by till-ga on 23 Nov 2004 09:01 PST

Sorry for a little mistake in my answer. 

It should read:
"Mix wheat flower yeast, salt and sugar."


till-ga

I made the bread, 
it turned out ok, i wanted it to be more thicker
but the recipe didnt say how many it makes
( i made 4)
maybe if i made two they would have been thicker
or maybe if i used hot water instead of warm

idk

but i'll keep tryin