Diya's beef pinwheel bread
This is a my mother's Recipe and it has been in her family for generations. If you would Like A Cooking Lesson from the comfort of your home, kindly send me a private message.
Diya's beef pinwheel bread
This is a my mother's Recipe and it has been in her family for generations. If you would Like A Cooking Lesson from the comfort of your home, kindly send me a private message.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Directions For Dough:
– Mix flour, baking powder, salt and sugar all together.
– Add cooking oil and mix with the tips of your fingers until well absorbed.
– Add water gradually until you get a soft and unsticky dough.
– Cut into balls, coat with oil.
– Cover and let it rest at least 1 hour. - 2
Prepare the stuffing:
– Cook minced meat first and season with spices, salt and pepper.
– Add oil and onions and stir.
– Let it cool completely before stuffing the dough or it will break it and spill out. - 3
– When dough is ready, roll one piece on a surface greased with an abundant amount of olive oil or corn oil, you can either use a rolling pin and stretch it gently with your well oiled hands, or just use your well oiled hands to punch down the dough until it becomes very thin that you can’t punch it further. Make a circular shape of your almost paper-thin sheet of dough!
- 4
– Cut the circle into two halves.
– Spread the stuffing along the straight side.
– Start rolling until you reach the other end then shape it into pinwheel and place it on an oiled baking pan. - 5
– Repeat for all the quantity.
- 6
– Bake until golden and serve beside yogurt and salad.
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