Amazing Yoghurt Flatbreads with Various Toppings - Definitely a Keeper!!

in Foodies Bee Hive27 days ago

You know those recipes you want to make for ages and never get around to it and then you do and it's the best thing ever? That's what these yoghurt flatbread are to me. It's the kind of recipe I thought would be awesome if you'd run out of bread or to cook camping - easy, and very few ingredients.

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It also struck me how versatile they were. They could be paired with a curry or some middle eastern flavours like fried eggplant with honey and cummin and a yoghurt feta dip. So. Bloody. Good.

The first time I made them I did as instructed and served with a garlic butter - yum. To make six, it was a cup of yoghurt, a cup and a half of flour, and 1.5 tsps of baking powder. You mix into a dough, adding more yoghurt if it's too dry, then you divide into six, and roll out each one in a little olive oil so they don't stick.

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Then you simply fry them over medium heat til they get puffy and voila - soft, delicious flatbread.

For dinner, I had two left over, so I made a yoghurt sauce (I'd run out of fetta) with mint and parsley, smeared that on the bottom, and then added my favourite tofu fry. Frying GRATED tofu is just a revelation to me. It kinda crisps up a little and soaks up the flavours, and has a chewy, meaty texture. I added cummin, smoked paprika, tamari and ground garlic to the mix, and a squeeze of Sriracha to spice it up.

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The salad, well, I love getting creative with garden salad. I had thinly sliced red cabbage for the crunch, some beetroot leaves, and a handful of zucchini pickle.

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Honestly, if I had received these in a restaurant I would have been happy and left a gushing review - it was perfect and full of flavour and texture.

I'd definitely recommend these yoghurt flatbreads for any kind of variation - they'd be great for souvlaki or just on their own for breakfast with butter. Definitely a keeper.

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It is breakfast time here and after reading and seeing this, I am really ready to get my eats on. It looks and sounds so yummy.

I just love easy bread recipes, especially rustic, simple ones.

Boahhh this looks super jummie. Flatbreads are like a total trend here at the moment. Every influencer and their mother is buying these as diet recipes so good to see you can also make them yourself ( you trendy woman haha)

Haha they're trendy? Classic. They should be - they're easy. Also with the cost of living, they're quite cheap! I buy 15 kg bags of flour for bread and things like this.

looks very tempting😋

Love how these yogurt flatbreads can be paired with such a variety of flavors, from garlic butter to Middle Eastern toppings. Also, The Hive Garden community sounds interesting. Looking forward to checking it out! 🌯

Oh, I used the wrong template - I wouldn't normally use the Hive Garden one for a post like this, even though all the veggies came from my garden! Do check it out though!

That looks so healthy. I really wanted to tried it😭😭

Oh my goodness I am going to make these flatbreads today! Do they reheat nicely, or can you leave them raw and fry the next day? With curried something, I would be very happy! That grated tofu idea is swell.

Your salad is so pretty!

You sure know how to eat.

The recipe (just Google) says so... I plan on making a heap for the freezer.

The grated tofu 'mince' has been a game changer. Great for tacos or just on rice or even add tomatoes etc. I usually do same seasoning as it has that meaty, umami bite.

This is a healthy and good meal anyone can eat and be happy. It looks so inviting .

I’m a sucker for bread (and its relatives) but somehow I’ve never made these, must try! I assume you just want to mix the dough enough that it comes together, but not knead to develop the glutein right? I feel like that would make the flatbread dry instead of the soft goodness that is best eaten fresh. Do correct me if I’m wrong!

As far as I know - I didn't knead, just mixed. Also shaping in olive oil over flour.. I only gently pressed out as they were quite soft, but perhaps a firmer dough might make it easier.

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this flatbread looks amaizing ! and so easy to do! congrats!