1. Place the ingredients in a food processor and whizz until a dough ball forms (alternatively use a dough hook in your mixer or if you are making half the amount use your hands).
2. Place the dough on a floured surface and roll into 2 sausage shapes.
3. Slice each sausage up to make 12 pieces and roll each piece out.
4. Fry the flatbreads in a hot non-stick pan (no oil) for just under 2 minutes a side or until browned on each side. You will notice that as the under-side cooks, the breads start puffing up. Flip with your fingers to check and if it’s brown, turn over.
5. Between batches, wipe the excess flour with a dry cloth or a paper towel from the pan.
6. Cool between 2 dishtowels, the breads can be kept in an airtight container and served the next day.
This is a great way to start making “bread”. Nothing screams domestic goddess more than serving warm flatbread with a casual meal or allowing your kids to get involved to eat flatbread out the pan with leftovers.
For the 2017 Christmas course (Sugar n’ Spice) I made bite size rounds, filled with Lavender and a pinch of all spice and served them with tamarind prawns and black dukkah. This Middle Eastern addition works equally well with hummus and as a side to lamb, and is also delicious dipped in olive oil and homemade Za’atar.
Serve with this gorgeous recipe (my holiday Christmas favourite)
500g self-raising flour
1 teaspoons salt
1 tablespoon baking powder
½ teaspoon cinnamon or all spice
1 tablespoon of lavender flowers
500g full fat plain yoghurt
Servings: 24 starter size, feel free to halve