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Disc-shaped bread baked in hot desert sand — the bread of the Tuareg.
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Taguella is the bread of the Saharan Tuareg: a dough of wheat or coarse meal is flattened into a disc and buried in sand heated by a campfire to bake. Once done, the sand is brushed off and the bread is torn and soaked in tomato or meat sauce. It carries on the nomadic life around the Aïr Mountains and Agadez.
Knead the flours and salt with water into a smooth dough and rest 20 minutes.
Roll into a disc 25cm across and 2cm thick.
Cook in a covered heavy frying pan on low for 12 minutes per side (or 25 minutes in a 200°C oven).
Heat oil in a pot, sauté the ground meat, chopped onion, and tomato, and simmer 10 minutes into a sauce.
Tear the bread into small pieces in a bowl and pour the sauce over.