I love flatbreads. They're quick to make. Easy to do. Seasonings and spices allow them to vary in taste. And depending on flour and rolling thickness you can ring the changes in texture.
So I was inspired to up my flatbread game by a scrap of newspaper on my fridge that suggested using leftover Dahl as a basis for making flatbread dough. I just so happened to have made Dahl for dinner so I put aside a few generous spoonfuls. You basically add a chopped chilli and then knead in gram and whole meal flour until you have a dough that can be rolled out and fried.
These turned out lovely. Good hot and cold with a great texture. I served mine accompanied by a salad with lots of celery and tahini dressing.
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