Homemade Flat Bread
"This flat bread is easy to prepare, there is a little waiting/passive time, however this is not necessary so if you really don’t have the time to leave it for few hours, place it somewhere warm or, in a sunny day, just place it where the sun might reach to give it a nice cuddle and just cover with a towel. By freezing the bread I assure you that it remains as fresh as it was when it went into the freezer. Just freeze it, slice it and toast it whenever needed. It’s really the best."
NotesYou can use this dough to make little baked buns too.
Quantity wise, I use 1 kg flour and it lasts for 10 days for a family of 4 but, as I said, tailor the quantities according to your needs/consumption.
Enjoy these simple flat breads (especially warm) with hummus or a yogurt dip.
Yumm, yumm , yumm!!!!!!
Why You'll Love This Recipe
We are absolutely thrilled to share this homemade flatbread recipe with all of you. Not only is it incredibly easy to make, but it also offers a fantastic level of versatility and convenience.
One of the standout features of this recipe is the minimal amount of time it requires for preparation. While there is some waiting time involved, it is entirely optional. If you find yourself pressed for time, simply place the dough in a warm spot or let the sun work its magic on a sunny day. This flexibility allows you to fit this delicious flatbread into even the busiest of schedules.
Another fantastic aspect of this recipe is its freezer-friendly nature. By freezing the bread, you can ensure that it stays just as fresh as the day it was made. With just a quick slice and toast, you can have a warm and satisfying piece of bread ready to enjoy at any time. This makes it a perfect option for those times when you need a quick and delicious side to accompany your meal.
The ease of preparation, versatility, and convenience of this homemade flatbread truly make it a must-try recipe. Whether you're looking for a tasty addition to your meal or a convenient snack on the go, this flatbread has got you covered. So go ahead and give it a try - we promise you won't be disappointed!
Serves6
Cooking Time5 min
Total Timeunder 1 hour
Ingredients
- 500 g white flour (organic)
- 150 ml water (lukewarm)
- 1 tsp sugar
- 15 g dry yeast or 1 oz fresh yeast
- 2 tsp salt
- olive oil (to cook)
Instructions
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In a mug or a small bowl put the yeast and the sugar topped by 75 ml of lukewarm water. Mix well and place aside for few minutes.
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Meanwhile, add the flour in a larger bowl together with the salt. Make a well and pour in the yeast mixture. Allow to rest for 20-30 min.
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Mix all and keep on pouring the warm water gradually. Knead the dough for about 10 minutes until the dough no longer sticks to your hand and becomes really elastic and smooth.
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Sprinkle some flour or drizzle some olive oil and shape the dough. Cover with a kitchen towel and place in that warm or sunny side of your kitchen. Allow this to rise till it gets about double in size. I would say 45' in a nice and warm place or 60-90' if cool.
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When you are happy with the rising of the dough, place a pan on fire (ideally a cast iron one) with a few drops of oil or even without.
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Pick up a small amount of dough (the size of a small orange and on a floured or oiled surface reshape the dough and flatten to a desired thickness (I suggest no thicker than 1/2 cm).
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Cook on a low-medium fire till cooked on both sides.