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Emirati flatbread spread paper-thin on a hot plate and topped with egg or cheese.
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Regag is a traditional Emirati bread baked paper-thin and crisp. A wet dough is spread quickly with the palm onto a hot round griddle, then topped with egg, cheese, honey, fish paste, or the like. At festivals and traditional markets, women make it on the spot and sell it hot.
Add water little by little to the flours and salt and knead for 10 minutes into a loose, stretchy dough.
Cover with plastic wrap and rest 30 minutes.
Heat a frying pan well over medium heat, wet your hand, take a little dough, and smear it thinly over the pan.
When the surface dries, spread a thin layer of beaten egg or cream cheese over it and cook 1–2 minutes.
When crisp, fold it up and drizzle with honey if you like.