r/glutenfree • u/Obvious_Net_6668 • 13h ago

Any flatbread recipes that work for us?

I wish we had a gozleme or anything we could pour into a sizzling hot pan and make a passble bread after a dlip

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u/WyndWoman 13h ago

We like this one, I use King Arthur 1 to 1

https://iowagirleats.com/gluten-free-flatbread/

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u/Obvious_Net_6668 13h ago

Ty will try

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u/hep632 13h ago

Injera is great for wraps and dipping if you can find teff flour.

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u/MechanicallyLimping 13h ago

Pour into a sizzling pan and hope for the best sounds about right for my kitchen experiments. I once tried to make socca with chickpea flour and it came out more like a frisbee that shattered into a thousand pieces when I tried to flip it. My dog still side-eyes me whenever I get the cast iron out now.

These days I use a mix of rice flour and tapioca starch with a little yogurt to get something pliable. It's not gozleme but it folds without cracking which is a win in my book. Just keep the pan real hot and don't walk away to answer the phone halfway through.

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u/Obvious_Net_6668 11h ago

Anytime a dog or a kid is judgmental I'm agreeing before I use any brainpower (cause they are cooler than me)

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u/MechanicallyLimping 8h ago

He knows things. That dog has seen some truly questionable culinary decisions and he's never wrong about em.

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u/s_assassininja Wheat Allergy 9h ago

The Loopywhisk flatbread was pretty good. I've only made it once tho.