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This Bread Baking Technique Looks Impossible Lavash bread baking looks like an acrobatic act, as bakers lean deep into a hot clay oven to slap thin dough onto its walls. The process requires balance, speed, and precision, turning a traditional cooking method into a skillful and visually striking performance....

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