This recipe is a great choice for a quick and easy flatbreads you need with your dip or soup. With only a few basic ingredients you will get soft warm no-yeast bread.
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We love the homemade flatbreads, as they are so easy and quick to make and you can serve them in a variety of ways. They can be served with dips, soups and stews.
You can enjoy then with anything spreadable or top with your favourite pizza toppings and make simple homemade pizzas. We love our flatbreads topped with summer vegetables or one with zucchini and pancetta.
This recipe features baking powder instead of yeast, so these are ideal when you are short on time or you don't have yeast at home. You can flavour the flatbreads with some dried herbs or spices such as garlic powder or sweet paprika.
Making these sesame flatbreads is so simple. You need one large bowl in which you combine plain flour, baking powder and salt. In one jug stir water and olive oil, then pour this into the flour.
Stir slowly with a spoon until liquid and flours make a soft dough. Turn the dough onto work surface and knead for a few minutes then leave the dough to rest for 20 minutes.
Now, divide the dough into 10 pieces then roll each piece to a circle of 10cm in diameter. These flatbreads are fried on lightly oiled frying pan or skillet. First heat the frying pan, then fry each flatbread for about 1-2 minutes, then flip on the other side and fry until they puffed slightly.
Keep them on the plate covered to keep warm. You can also keep them in the preheated oven.
For this recipe we used plain flour but feel to use any other flour, such as whole grain or spelt flour or a mix of flours. Everything should work only the texture of the flatbreads will be slightly different. Check out our recipe for flatbreads made with spelt flour.
Once cooked place them on the plate and cover with another plate or aluminium foil to keep warm. These recipe is also ideal for make ahead. You can keep the dough in the fridge for about 3 days.
Also you can roll the flatbreads, separate with baking paper and freeze for a month and then fry once you need them. Frozen flatbreads are cooked frozen - they will take a few minutes more on a hot frying pan.