Bint al Sahn

Ingredients

 * 1 packet dry active yeast
 * 1/4 c warm water
 * 3 c. flour
 * 1 t. salt
 * 4 large eggs, beaten well
 * 3/4 c. ghee (see full listing of recipes)
 * Melted ghee or butter, for serving
 * warm honey, for serving

Directions

 * 1) Dissolve yeast in the warm water. Into a large mixing bowl sift the flour and salt. Make a well in center of the flour mixture. Pour beaten eggs and the yeast mixture into the well in center of the flour mixture. Stir to blend and then kneed well. Slowly mix in the 1/4 c. warm melted ghee, continuously kneed dough throughout this process. Continue kneading until dough is smooth and elastic. if dough seems to dry add a small amount of water at a time. flour your hands and dive the dough into 16 balls about the size of a large egg. On a lightly floured board place a dough ball and form into a very thin round shape, using the heel of your hand. A rolling pin may be used. Brush a baking sheet with ghee. Place the completed round on the baking tray and brush well with melted ghee. Shape 7 more rounds. After completing each round place on top of the previous round, press the edges with fingertips and brush well with ghee. Repeat this process with the other 8 rounds . You will have 2 stacks on the baking sheet, be sure to brush the last round with the ghee. Let rest in a warm place for 45 minutes. Bake in a 350 degree Fahrenheit oven for 25–30 minutes until light golden brown. If you tap the base of the tray there should be a hollow sound to indicate the cakes are done.
 * 2) Best way to eat:Serve hot with generous amounts of melted butter and warm honey on top
 * 3) Note: The traditional way of eating this is to break off pieces with the fingertips and dip into butter and honey that remains on the serving platter. It may also be served by cutting it into wedges and spooning butter and honey remaining on the serving platter over top.