Source: Tianshan Network
The bread is an unshakable existence in the three meals of the Xinjiang people, and each bread is an expression of the culture of the times. Naan is a type of round dough cake. It is first fermented with wheat or cornmeal, kneaded into dough blanks, and then roasted in a special fire pit (commonly known as a bun pit). There are many varieties of naan, about 50 kinds. Common are meat buns, oil buns, nest buns, sesame buns, slice buns, Hillman buns, etc. Xinjiang people can go a day without meat, not a day without bread. The traditional craftsmanship of making bread (making bread) meets modern technology, and bread has become a new industry, allowing the people of Xinjiang to explore the "bread" to get rich. Let's enter the "time tunnel" of naan, telling the legend of naan, the origin of naan, the good story of naan, the history of naan, and the culture of naan.

Xinjiang Roasted Bread: A traditional delicacy in Xinjiang, baked with a unique sauce
Modern roasting process
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