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- u.s.
ingredients:
- 200 g all-purpose flour
- 2 g salt
- 90 ml water

step 1:
Mix the salt and water together in a measuring cup. Put the flour in a big bowl and gradually add the salted water. Mix well.

step 2:
Knead the dough for about a couple of minutes.

step 3:
Form into the shape of a long narrow bar about 2.5 cm. across. Put into a plastic bag and keep at room temperature for 1 hour.

step 4:
Remove from the plastic bag and cut into 25 parts with a knife or kitchen scissors. Roll each part up into a small ball.

step 5:
With a rolling pin flatten out each ball into a round shape.

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