Everyday Uzbek bakers hand roll and stamp thousands of disk-shaped breads known locally as Samarkand bread. This bread is enjoyed year-round.

The homemade Uzbek bread ($5.99), shaped like a circle and topped with sesame seeds, had a crunchy exterior and a warm and fluffy interior.

The price of bread, a staple for families in Uzbekistan, shot up dramatically this week after the government stopped subsidized grain purchases.

Get some Uzbek bread with a side of hummus, but don’t fill up before your osh, manti, or grilled kebabs hit the table. Kelli Dirks ...

Uzbekistan has the lowest bread prices in Central Asia, Uzbek media reported citing Chief Economist of the Uzdonmahsulot state company Erkin Esanov. According to him, 1050 soums is a relatively low ...