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Thick sweet bread scented with cardamom and sesame — baked in Afghanistan to celebrate a baby's birth.
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Roht is a sweet, thick, round Afghan bread known for its cardamom and sesame aroma. There's a custom of baking it when a baby turns 40 days old and sharing it with neighbors and relatives. It's eaten at breakfast or tea time with green or black tea.
Beat the eggs and sugar, then add the yogurt, oil, and milk.
Sift in the flour, baking powder, cardamom, and salt and bring together into a soft dough.
Rest 30 minutes.
Shape into a thick round disc about 20cm across and mark a pattern with a fork.
Brush with a little egg yolk and scatter with white sesame.
Bake at 180°C for 30 minutes and cut into pieces.