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Sift flour into a large mixing bowl and warm in a low oven.
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Dissolve yeast in 1/4 cup warm water, and stir in the remaining water and sugar and salt.
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Remove about 2 cups flour from bowl and keep aside.
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Make a well and pour the yeast mixture into the center and blend in a little of the flour to thicken the liquid.
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Cover with a cloth and leave until frothy.
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Stir in the rest of the flour in a bowl to make a soft dough, adding oil gradually.
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Beat by hand for 10 minutes.
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Turn onto a flour dusted board and knead until smooth and elastic, using just enough flour from the reserved flour to stop the dough sticking.
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Shape into a ball.
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Oil bowl, put dough in and turn over to oil top.
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Cover the top of the bowl with plastic wrap and leave in a warm spot until doubled in bulk- about 1 hour.
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Meanwhile make the topping.
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Gently fry the onion inoil until transparent, add garlic and increase heat.
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Add lamb and stir over high heat until juices evaporate and meat starts to brown.
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Add the remaining topping ingredients, cover and simmer over gentle heat for 30 minutes, removing the lid towards the end of coking so that the excess moisture can evaporate.
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The mixture should be thick.
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Allow to cool.
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Punch down the dough and turn onto a floured board.
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Knead for a couple of minutes and then divide into 24 equal portions shaping each into a ball.
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Roll out each ball to a 12 cm round and place on greased baking sheets.
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spread a generous tablespoon of topping on each and bake at 220 deg C/425F for 12-15 minutes until cooked.
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Serve hot or cold.