Cade de Toulon is a chickpea flour flatbread that is now prepared in Toulon. It is distinct from the socca niçoise in that it is somewhat thicker (about 1-2 cm, rather than very thin socca).

Word origins

Le Gourmeur reports that the name may be derived from the cries of Genoese street vendors, "tourta tota cada" ("pies, all hot").

Categories: Flatbread
Characteristic of: Provencal cuisine
Contains, including ancestors: Wheat
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