Now roll out your dough - flour your surface and rolling pin or roll your dough
out on a piece of parchment paper (be sure to flour the paper too!).
I then layed out the candied blood orange
slices on a piece of parchment and mixed some of the leftover blood orange syrup with some powdered sugar to make the most beautiful and delicious blood orange glaze.
Place the
loaf on a piece of parchment (if you're going to use a baking stone); or onto a lightly greased or parchment - lined baking sheet.
Place the
rice on a piece of parchment paper, wet your hands and shape the rice into the shape of a pizza or if you're feeling adventurous you can form it into a rectangle, or square even, just make sure the crust isn't to thin and the edges a little thicker.
I like to pat the dough into a rough but uniformly thick
log on a piece of parchment paper, then roll it up in the parchment paper as tightly as possible, and then again in plastic.
Making a parchment circle is easy: just place your
pan on a piece of parchment, trace the circumference with a pencil, then cut it out.
After a quick puffing up in the oven, the za'atar - slicked dough is folded in half like a piadina sandwich and served piping
hot on a piece of parchment paper.