How do you cook tamis bread?
It seems you might be referring to "tamis" as a type of bread. However, "tamis" doesn't usually refer to a specific bread type. It's more commonly associated with a sieve or strainer.
Could you be thinking of another bread type?
To help me understand what you're looking for, please tell me:
* Where did you hear the term "tamis bread"?
* What are some characteristics of this bread? (e.g., is it sweet, savory, what shape is it?)
* What language is this bread from?
With more information, I can help you find the right recipe.
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