Israel·Hard·12 hours 45 minutes (plus resting time)
Jachnun
Jachnun is a traditional Yemenite Jewish pastry that has become a beloved Shabbat morning dish in Israel. It's made by rolling out a thin dough, brushing it generously with butter or margarine, and then rolling it up tightly. Baked slowly overnight at a very low temperature, the jachnun emerges golden brown, rich, tender, and slightly sweet, with a unique, almost caramelized flavor. It's typically served with grated tomatoes and hard-boiled eggs.
