Gluten free flatbreads can play the role of a crispy snacks chip or soft sandwich ends, it can be crunchy or chewy. In fact, a flatbread is a very versatile food.
Gluten-Free Flatbreads: A Taste of History
Our gluten-free flatbreads have a long history behind them. Flatbread is a unleavened and simple bread. This type of bread was one of the earlier ever made. Archeologists have found that flatbreads were prepared as early ad 2500 B.C. in Egypt. The skill of making flatbreads was passed from Egyptians to the Romans and Greeks.
One of the greatest assets of flatbreads is versatility. They can be designed to serve as eating utensils or to hold other foods. You can wrap, roll, fold, toast, scoop, sauce, or dip them. You will find lavash, naan, tortillas and many other gluten free flatbreads in a gluten-free bakery or a grocery store.
Gluten-Free Wraps
You can order gluten-free flatbreads and gluten-free bread crusts from a specialized Gluten-Free Bakery. You may also order gluten-free floor and prepare your own stovetop gluten-free flatbreads. You can also prepare your own homemade deep-dish gluten free pizza on the grill.
These flavorful flatbreads can be made quickly in a hot skillet, and they are a fast and easy way to enjoy bread without to have to wait for it to rise. They resemble "wraps".
Because the dough is gluten free it will be a little delicate to work with. You need to flour generously your countertop in order to prevent it from sticking. Do not press down on the dough too hard with the rolling pin.
You can use for this skillet flatbread recipe any gluten-free whole grain flour. Millet, teff, sorghum flour or quinoa, all will work well. Each of them would bring different flavors to the flatbread so you may experiment and find which one you enjoy most.
The total time of preparing a gluten-free skillet flatbread is around 30 minutes. You will need a 10 inch cast iron skillet in order to prepare the skillet flatbread.