Labneh sandwich
Labneh with olive oil and za'atar, tomato, cucumber, mint and olives, rolled in Arabic bread.
Vegetarian

- Cooking time
- 12 min
- Hands-on time
- 12 min
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Cuisine
- Levantine
- Calories
- 580
- Contains
- Gluten, Dairy
The school and day-trip sandwich. It's made in minutes and wrapped in paper, and when it's being carried along, the tomato goes in the middle between two layers of labneh so it doesn't soak the bread.
Before you start
- Before you beginRead the steps completely, measure the ingredients, and prepare the tools before turning on the heat or oven.
- Timing the servingPrepare what you can in advance and leave the final touches until serving time to maintain the texture.
Ingredients
Amounts follow the number of people
For the filling
For bread and toppings
When doubling the quantity, use a wider container, and gradually increase the salt and seasoning after tasting.
Equipment
- Sandwich paper — A tight wrap is what holds it together if it is going out with you.
Method
Spread the labneh evenly over half of the flatbread, right to the edges.
You’ll know it’s ready whenThe layer is even and there are no gaps.
Drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle with za'atar.
You’ll know it’s ready whenThe oil spread over the labneh.
Arrange the tomatoes, cucumbers, mint and olives, and roll the flatbread up tightly.
You’ll know it’s ready whenThe wrap is tight.
Cut in half and serve straight away — or wrap in paper to take with you.
You’ll know it’s ready whenThe roll is firm.
Tip: To prepare it for the trip: Place the tomatoes in the middle between two layers of labneh so that they do not wet the bread.
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