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Dough brushed with butter and folded into many layers, then pan-fried β Yemen's flaky layered bread.
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Malawah is a Yemeni layered flatbread: dough is stretched paper-thin, brushed with butter, rolled or folded, then pan-fried. It's flaky outside with soft layers inside. Eaten for breakfast with honey, eggs, or spicy tomato sauce, it also became popular among Yemenite Jews who moved to Israel.
Knead the flour, water, sugar, and salt, divide into 6 balls, coat with oil, and rest 1 hour.
Oil the work surface and stretch each piece by hand until translucent.
Brush with melted butter, roll up from one edge into a rope, coil into a spiral, and rest 30 minutes.
Flatten with your palm and pan-fry until golden on both sides.
Clap between your hands to loosen the layers and serve with honey and boiled eggs.