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Paper-thin flatbread — a traditional Omani breakfast bread.
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Rukhal is a traditional Omani flatbread: a loose batter is spread thin on a hot griddle and cooked crisp as paper. It's eaten at breakfast with honey, date syrup, or eggs, and is also dipped in soups or curries. Made with practiced hands by the women of the household, it's an everyday Omani taste.
Add water little by little to the flours and salt and mix into a loose, stretchy batter.
Cover with plastic wrap and rest 30 minutes.
Heat a frying pan well over medium heat, pour in a ladle of batter, and quickly spread it thin with a spatula or your hand.
When the surface dries and the edges lift, remove.
Serve with honey or date syrup.