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Lahoh

Lahoh (Arabic: لحوح, romanized: laḥūḥ , Somali: laxoox) is a spongy, flat pancake-like bread. It is a type of flatbread eaten regularly in Somaliland, Somalia, Djibouti, Kenya, Ethiopia, Yemen and Saudi Arabia. Yemenite Jewish immigrants popularized the dish in Israel. It is also called canjeero/canjeelo in Somalia.

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Preparation

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Alternative names
Canjeero/Canjeelo
Associated cuisine
Somali cuisine, Yemeni cuisine
Main ingredients
Plain flour, sorghum flour, wheat flour, self-rising flour, white cornmeal/cornflour, yeast, salt
Place of origin
Horn of Africa and Yemen
Region or state
East Africa and Middle East
Type
Flatbreads/pancake

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Lahoh

Nodes43
Edges42
Triples23
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.046512
Components1

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Lahoh

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related to Yemeni · 11
Lahoh → However, In Yemen, Instead, It, Skillets, Somali, Somaliland, The, Traditionally, Visually, Yemeni
related to Preparation · 3
Lahoh → Laxoox, The, White
Alternative names · 1
Lahoh → Canjeero/Canjeelo
Associated cuisine · 1
Lahoh → Somali cuisine, Yemeni cuisine
Main ingredients · 1
Lahoh → Plain flour, sorghum flour, wheat flour, self-rising flour, white cornmeal/cornflour, yeast, salt
Place of origin · 1
Lahoh → Horn of Africa and Yemen
Region or state · 1
Lahoh → East Africa and Middle East
Type · 1
Lahoh → Flatbreads/pancake
Variations · 1
Lahoh → Cambaabur

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somali called also somalia yemen batter laxoox eaten yemeni sorghum canjeero type yeast typically water made bread dish somaliland djibouti

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
LahohAlternative namesCanjeero/Canjeelo1.00infobox
LahohAssociated cuisineSomali cuisine, Yemeni cuisine1.00infobox
LahohMain ingredientsPlain flour, sorghum flour, wheat flour, self-rising flour, white cornmeal/cornflour, yeast, salt1.00infobox
LahohPlace of originHorn of Africa and Yemen1.00infobox
LahohRegion or stateEast Africa and Middle East1.00infobox
LahohTypeFlatbreads/pancake1.00infobox
LahohVariationsCambaabur1.00infobox
the Sanaa'ani styleinstance ofThis version differs from the other kinds seen more commonly in the region0.80text
is much largerinstance ofThis version differs from the other kinds seen more commonly in the region0.80text
Lahohrelated to PreparationLaxoox0.60section
Lahohrelated to PreparationWhite0.60section
Lahohrelated to PreparationThe0.60section

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