ok, so i just came back from france and we ate this really weird pizza-like thing. it was thin bead (it reminded me of indian naan bread) and it had cream cheese, ham, and onions. according to our group leader, its quite a popular dish. would anyone know what this is called? and also, what type of bread did they use? thanks.
What is the name of this French food?
http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-31569
You mean this?
"It is called Tarte flambe茅", this iReport picture I sent is taken by my husband, which is the local fast food, very popular here! It is mainly composed of cr猫me fra卯che, onions and bacon on a very thin piece of dough and baked in a very hot oven for a couple of minutes and must be eaten quickly after it's been served because it does not taste good when it is cold.Tarte flambe茅 is also available in other savoury and sweet flavours.
Edit: People use thin dough, not bread!
Reply:I've never been to France, but what you were describing reminded me of "pissaladiere" which is made from a pizza-like dough.
Is this it?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pissaladier...
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