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Gorditas Zacatecanas
Zacatecas-style gorditas, often with a red chile filling.
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Mexico
Zacatecas-style gorditas, often with a red chile filling.

Gozo, Malta
Ftira Għawdxija
Flat sourdough base topped or filled with sliced potato, ġbejniet, tomato, onion, olives and anchovy, then baked.

United States
A New England Greek-American pizza with a thick, oily, chewy crust and a bold, herbed sauce.

Grenada
Dal Puri
Flatbread stuffed with split peas and spices, served wrapped around a curry; of Indo-Caribbean origin, shared with Trinidad; commonly filled with goat, chicken, or conch curry; a popular street food in Grenada; found at roti shops and roadside vendors; the dal puri of the Spice Isle; a filling, portable meal.

Grenada
Roti
Thin, pliable flatbread wrapped around heavy portions of curried chicken, goat, potato, or conch (lambi); the standard working lunch across Grenada; influenced by Trinidad's Indo-Caribbean tradition; messy, intensely flavorful, and highly portable; found at small storefronts near the market in St. George's; the lunch of the Spice Isle.

United States
Pizza dough grilled over coals until blistered, then topped and finished on the grill.

Turkey
A hand-rolled village flatbread folded over fillings such as white cheese, spinach, potatoes, or minced meat, then cooked on a heated griddle (sac) until lightly crisp and golden. Women are often seen rolling and cooking gözleme at market stalls and roadside stops across Turkey.

Nicaragua
Nicaraguan sweet corn cakes made from fresh, tender corn, griddled until golden and typically eaten with crema and cheese.

Morocco
حرشة
Moroccan semolina griddle cakes, dense and golden, served with butter, honey, or jam. A breakfast and tea-time staple, crumbly and savory

Canada
A Canadian-invented pizza topped with ham and pineapple, set on a tomato-cheese base.

Eritrea
እንጀራ
Ethiopia's iconic sourdough flatbread, made from a fermented batter of teff flour and water, cooked into a large spongy round covered in tiny 'eyes'. It serves as both plate and utensil for nearly every Ethiopian meal.

Kuwait
خبز إيراني
Large flat rounds slapped onto the wall of a clay tanoor and pulled off blistered, sold from Iranian-run bakeries all over Kuwait.

Aruba
Johnny cake; a traditional Aruban fried bread; made with flour, water, yeast, lard, and sugar; fried in oil; served with cheese or bacalao (salt cod); a popular snack and breakfast item; a feature of roadside snack-bars; a staple of Aruban street food

Karnataka, India
ಜೋಳದ ರೊಟ್ಟಿ
A Karnataka flatbread of jowar (sorghum) flour, cooked on a griddle.

India
ज्वार की रोटी
A flatbread made from sorghum flour, a staple in Maharashtra and Karnataka. It is gluten-free, thick, and served with spicy curries.

Bulgaria
Катма
Thin, yeasted breakfast flatbread/pancake.

Kyrgyzstan
Каттама
Dough rolled thin, brushed with fat or fried onion, coiled and flattened again, then pan-fried so it separates into flaky layers.

Kerala, India
കേരള പരോട്ട
A soft, flaky, multi-layered flatbread from Kerala made from all-purpose flour. It is a key accompaniment to Kerala beef fry and chicken curry.

Algeria
كسرة
Flat semolina bread cooked on a heavy iron plate, either as a thick galette or as a very thin, layered rougag.

Gujarat, India
ખાખરા
Thin wheat dough is rolled flat and dry-roasted until crisp, often with fenugreek or spices in Gujarat.

Yemen
Khobz al Tawa is a thin Yemeni flatbread cooked on a metal griddle rather than in a tandoor; it is drier and keeps longer than the thicker tandoor bread Saluf.

Western Sahara
Dense, round bread staple of the Sahrawi diet; traditionally baked in the embers of a fire; versatile bread served at every meal, used as a utensil to scoop up meats, stews, and sauces; the everyday bread of Western Sahara.

Western Sahara
Unleavened bread prepared without salt, sugar, or yeast; only barley mixed with water, buried in a clean hole with fire above; soaked in meat sauce after baking; a nomadic bread that uses the desert itself as the oven.

Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia
خبز أحمر
Khubz Ahmar is a soft Al-Ahsa bread whose reddish crumb and subtle sweetness come from dates incorporated into the dough.

South Sudan
Sorghum batter fermented for days and spread paper-thin on a hot iron plate, peeled off in sheets and stacked to be torn and dipped.

Ethiopia
ቂጣ
A round unleavened Ethiopian flatbread sometimes called 'Ethiopian pizza' for its size and shape. Cooks quickly on a mitad and forms the base of chechebsa.

Serbia
Комплет лепиња
A flatbread hollowed out, filled with kajmak and pork dripping, topped with a raw egg and returned to the oven until the egg sets.

Norway
Hardanger flatbread with a distinctive cross-hatch pattern.

India
कुलचा
A leavened flatbread from North India, typically baked in a tandoor. It is softer and thicker than naan, often topped with sesame seeds or stuffed.

Eritrea
Eritrean dish of lamb or beef chunks fried with berbere spices, ghee, tomatoes, and onions; drier than zigni, more like a stir-fried tibs; served with rice or injera to mop up the sauce; a TasteAtlas-listed dish.

Vorarlberg, Austria
Käsdönnala is a Vorarlberg flatbread spread with sour cream, onion and mountain cheese, then baked until bubbling.

India
लच्छा पराठा
A multi-layered flaky paratha from North India, made by pleating and coiling the dough before rolling. Each layer separates when torn.

Israel
לאפה
Large soft flatbread baked against the wall of a taboon oven, used to wrap shawarma and grill meats rather than to be split like pita.

Greece
Λαγάνα
Greek flatbread, oval and soft, sprinkled with sesame, baked only on Clean Monday. A Lenten tradition, a national bread, soft and chewy, a once-a-year specialty, a Clean Monday staple.

Lebanon
Լահմաջո
A paper-thin round of flatbread topped with a savory mixture of finely minced lamb or beef, onions, tomatoes, and parsley, seasoned with cumin and chili flakes. Baked rapidly in a stone oven until the edges are charred and crisp. Eaten rolled up with parsley and a squeeze of lemon.

Iceland
Iceland's thin, leaf-patterned fried bread, a Christmas and festive classic.