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Lebanese Flatbreads: Man’oushe

While the dough rises, we'll prepare the toppings that make man'oushe so distinctive.

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Lebanese Flatbreads: Man’oushe

Lebanese Flatbreads: Man’oushe

While the dough rises, we'll prepare the toppings that make man'oushe so distinctive.

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Explore the flavors of Lebanon by making traditional man’oushe — Lebanese flatbreads known for their rustic shapes, fun toppings, and quick, high-heat bake.

The man'oushe is the king of Lebanese street food and is made in many bakeries across the country, with slight regional differences based on family recipes. We’ll start by preparing a yeasted dough, using both local whole wheat and bread flours. You''' mix, proof, and roll the dough by hand. While the dough rises, we’ll prepare the toppings that make man’oushe so distinctive. 

You'll assemble your own flatbread with a range of vibrant toppings. We'll explore some Lebanese street food classics like lamb bi-ajine, a savory mixture of spiced lamb, tomatoes, onions and red pepper paste. You’ll blend za’atar oil and turn it into the ingredient that defines one of Lebanon’s most iconic flavors. The man'oushe are finished with pomegranate molasses, olives, tomatoes, fresh herbs, and more for a perfect balance of savory and aromatic flavors. 

To accompany, we’ll make an early summer fattoush salad, with tomatoes, cucumbers, local greens, pita chips, and a tasty pomegranate-sumac dressing.

Details

  • Do not bring water bottles. Water will be provided.
  • BARN’s kitchen facility regularly uses ingredients on the FDA’s major allergens list. This class uses wheat, sesame (in za'atar), tree nuts, dairy.

Details

A $27 materials fee, included in the cost of the class, covers all the ingredients you'll need. 

Class Policies

  • You must wear closed-toe shoes and tie back long hair.
  • Ages 14 and up are welcome.
Instructor
Nicco Muratore

Nicco grew up in Boston, where he got his start cooking at the restaurants inside historic Fenway Park. He was introduced to Middle Eastern cuisine by Chef Ana Sortun at Oleana Restaurant and Sofra. After three years at Sortun's restaurants, Nicco joined The Montagu Kitchen in London's Grand Hyatt Hotel. Next was a stint at Danny Meyer's historic Union Square Cafe in New York, before he returned to Boston to join Chef Steven Postal's team at the newly opened Commonwealth, where he spent five years working his way from Sous Chef to Chef de Cuisine. Nicco represented Commonwealth at the historic James Beard House in New York City on four occasions. Nicco joined Mamnoon in Seattle as Chef de Cuisine in 2019 and in 2022 took over the role of Mama Group culinary director, overseeing the culinary teams at mamnoon, mbar, mamnoon street, hanoon, and mamnoon fine foods. In 2022, Nicco appeared on an episode of Food Network's Chopped and took home the victory in a pickle-themed competition. In 2023, Nicco was invited to teach at Harvard's Science and Cooking Program, and taught a koji and fermentation class with culinary explorer Rich Shih. In 2024, Nicco branched out from restaurant work and began teaching classes on wood-fired pizza, fermentation and koji, and cooking with local food. Nicco lives in Seattle with his wife, Sam, and their dog, Penny. Outside the kitchen, you can find him in the garden, hiking, skiing or hunting for mushrooms.

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