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Ground meat and egg wrapped in thin dough and griddled in squares β a folded bread popular at Saudi street stalls.
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Mutabbaq is a dish that spread from the Arabian Peninsula as far as Southeast Asia: thin dough is wrapped around a filling of spiced ground meat, egg, and chopped green onion, folded into a square, and cooked on a griddle. Its name means 'folded,' from the way the dough is folded, and in Saudi Arabia it's a humble, easy bite at stalls and snack shops.
Mix the flour, salt, water, and oil into a soft dough, rest, then stretch thin.
Fry the ground meat with spices until cooked.
Mix the cooked meat, beaten egg, and chopped green onion for the filling.
Place the filling in the center of the dough and fold in all four sides into a square.
Cook on a griddle until browned on both sides.