Black olives and Fresh Herbs Toghrift (Batboot)/Batbout aux herbes et olives noires!


Sure, I've already posted toghrift bread recipe, but here I switched things up a little bit by adding black olives, coriander/parsley and spices to the dough. Green olives would also be nice. The result is a very tasty, soft and spicy bread, the perfect accessory to any meal!

After you make toghrift, you can try it with anything you like.  Serve it with Tagine, or some fabulous vegan dips, or make a sandwich wrap with beef meat and cheese, or simply dip the bread in pure olive oil or argan oil, seasoned with fresh thyme, ground black pepper and ground cumin. Delicious!

Toghrift bread can be plain or flavoured with herbs, spices and chopped vegetables such as onions and garlic, etc....  The recipe for plain Toghrift/Batboot bread is here on link and can be adapted to include your choice of herbs and seasonings.  Enjoy!

I'm submitting this post to Susan's Yeastspotting, a blog devoted to yeast bread.  Please check it out!
 Mamatkamal



Comments

Hanaâ said…
Yum, yum, yum! That's what I was thinking while reading your post. What a great idea to incorporate olives, herbs and spices into the bread. You could even eat it by itself.
Have a great weekend, my dear!!
Hugs,
Hanaa
8 June 2012 at 22:45
Bergamot said…
looks great. love olives in bread so will check out the recipe.
9 June 2012 at 03:33
Rosita Vargas said…
ohh...que rico pan de oliva me encanta ese sabor suave y aromático,buena semana ,abrazos hugs,hugs.
10 June 2012 at 00:28
Rosa's Yummy Yums said…
Mighty scrumptious! J'adore ce genre pains plats. De merveilleuses saveurs.

Bises et bon lundi,

Rosa
11 June 2012 at 13:48
coco said…
love olives ...yummyyyyyy !!!
12 June 2012 at 07:58
Unknown said…
So Great!!! I love olives!!!!

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xoxo
12 June 2012 at 11:52
Coffee and Crumpets said…
Love your site! Lots of scrumptious goodies to try. I love Moroccan food and want to start making more of it. My Gerry good friend is married to a Moroccan gentleman ans so I am learning more about Morocco from him. Looks like you can teach me everything about Moroccan food though. This bread looks amazing, I love bread. I shall be back to try out some of your wonderful recipes.
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