Mix the flour and salt then pour one cup of water and start kneading.
If you feel the dough is still not coming together or too dry
gradually add the remaining water until you get a dough that is very elastic so that when you pull it and it won’t be torn.
Let the dough rest for just 10 minutes then divide the dough into 6-8 balls depending on the size you want for your feteer.
Warm up the butter/ghee or oil you are using and pour into a deep bowl.
Immerse the dough balls into the warm butter. Let it rest for 15 to 20 minutes.
Preheat oven to 550F.
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Compact view of the recipe's protein, carbs and fat.
3 macros
Protein
17g
12%
12 % des calories
Carbs
85g
61%
61 % des calories
Fat
17g
27%
27 % des calories
A practical estimate for how much to serve and cook.
Per serving
138g
For the full recipe
276g
Stretch the first ball with your hands on a clean countertop. Stretch it as thin as you can
the goal here is to see your countertop through the dough.
Fold the dough over itself to form a square brushing in between folds with the butter mixture.
Set aside and start making the next ball.
Stretch the second one thin as we have done for the first ball.
Place the previous one on the middle seam side down. Fold the outer one over brushing with more butter mixture as you fold. Set aside.
Keep doing this for the third and fourth balls. Now we have one ready
place on a 10 inch baking/pie dish seam side down and brush the top with more butter.
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