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Thin dough spread with spiced ground meat and baked — Armenia's snack sometimes called a 'pizza.'
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Lahmajo is a thin flatbread eaten from Armenia across the Middle East: the dough is thinly spread with a paste of ground lamb or beef, tomato, onion, bell pepper, and herbs and baked at high heat. The classic way is to squeeze lemon over it fresh from the oven, top with parsley and onion, and roll it up.
Knead the bread flour, yeast, water, and salt and let rise 1 hour.
Finely chop the onion, tomato, bell pepper, and half the parsley and mix well with the ground meat, tomato paste, paprika, and a little salt into a paste.
Divide the dough into 6 and roll each thin, about 20cm across.
Spread the meat paste thinly right to the edges.
Bake at 250°C for 7–8 minutes until the edges are crisp.
Top with parsley, squeeze over lemon, and roll up to eat.