Making these simple, fluffy flatbreads is just as enjoyable as eating them. Pan fry, deep fry, bake, or grill them, ready to be topped with lashings of butter or oil and some flaky salt, and dunked in your favourite dip, curry, or soup. The recipe calls for equal parts yogurt and flour, so the quantities are endless, and best of all, the dough is ready to cook after only 30 minutes of rest.
500 g Greek yoghurt
500 g self-raising flour, sifted
1 tsp salt
3 tbsp extra virgin olive oil, plus extra for cooking
Turn your recipe chaos into a plan for the week.
Browse 1000+ inspiring creator recipes
Unlimited recipe import from social media, blogs and more
Generate shopping lists and meal plans in seconds with AI
Begin by sifting the into a medium sized bowl, large enough to fit your hands to combine the ingredients.
Add the and to the and give it a good mix, add the yogurt mixture to the and combine the ingredients until they begin to come together into a shaggy dough. This should take about two minutes, ensuring to clean the bowl from all of the flour.
Lightly dust a clean work bench with and turn out the dough and begin to lightly knead it for about 15 seconds, gently to bring it together and form a ball. You can lightly flour the dough if it gets too sticky.
Place the dough in an oiled bowl and seal with cling wrap and put somewhere warm for the to do its thing. Let it rest for 30 minutes or for upto 1 hour.
Once the dough has rested, place it on a lightly floured bench and divide the dough into 100grams and cover with a cloth whilst you work on each flatbread.
Heat a cast iron or non stick pan (28cm) on high heat and brush liberally with .
Roll out the dough to roughly 18cm wide and 1cm thick and cook for a few minutes each side until the flatbread is cooked through. Once you finish place the flatbread on a plate and cover with a teatowel to keep warm.
Repeat with the remaining dough and serve warm lathered in or butter and sprinkle liberally with sumac and sesame salt alongside your favourite dips.
