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Toss active dry yeast, salt, and all-purpose flour into a big bowl and give them a good mix around.
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Next, pour in your warm water and milk. Stir it up. It’ll look rough and shaggy—don’t worry about that!
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Splash in olive oil. Knead everything with your hands until the dough feels bouncy and smooth. Cover the bowl up tight with some plastic wrap and a towel. Let it chill on the counter for about an hour.
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Grab your floured countertop and plop down the dough. Press it gently into a fat circle. Cut it into 6 wedges, roll ‘em up into balls, and drape a towel over to keep them from drying out.
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Take a rolling pin and roll each ball into a round about a quarter inch thick. Use flour if it gets sticky.
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Crank up your big pan on medium-high heat. Swish a little olive oil in there. Cook one dough round at a time—when you see bubbles after 30 seconds, flip it. Let it go another minute or two till you get some color. Flip again, cook another minute, then stash under a towel to keep warm. Just keep going until you’ve cooked ‘em all.
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Toss butter into a microwavable bowl and heat for about 30 seconds until melted. Stir in chopped parsley and all that minced garlic.
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Paint each warm pita with that garlicky buttery mix. Hand them out right away while they’re still toasty.