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Gluten-Free Flatbreads Recipe | Just 5 ingredients!

 These gluten-free flatbreads with sesame seeds are extremely easy to make and very versatile! You can eat them just as they are or serve them with hummus or any other spread or dip. 

I just fell in love with baking and cooking with gluten-free flour! I never thought I would ever say this, but ever since going gluten-free, baking has become such a joy! I just can’t wait for the weekend to come so I can have enough time to try new recipes.

Yesterday, I had some extra free time and decided to make these gluten-free flatbreads with sesame. I didn’t have anything to serve them with, but I wanted to make them anyway. I saw Meg’s recipe a few weeks ago and saved it on Pinterest.

It sounded so simple and easy to make! It was. However, I modified the recipe a bit. I used less water and less flour. I also added black and white sesame seeds and skipped the cumin. I think this gluten-free flatbread recipe is more similar to the Indian parathas, rather than naans. So, I changed its name too. 🙂

Gluten-Free Flatbreads with Sesame Parathas

These gluten-free flatbreads with sesame turned out just perfect! The taste, crunchy texture, everything was just like I wanted. I will try to bake them next time I make them, instead of cooking them in a skillet. This way I may save some time as I won’t have to stay in the kitchen until they’re ready. I’ll keep you posted. 😉

So, hurry up and make these gluten-free flatbreads/vegan parathas today! Flour, water and salt, that’s what you need! Enjoy! 🙂

Gluten-Free Flatbreads with Sesame Parathas

Yield: 6 flatbreads

Gluten-Free Flatbreads with Sesame | Vegan Parathas

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These gluten-free flatbreads with sesame seeds are extremely easy to make and very versatile! They are also known as vegan parathas, an Indian recipe.

Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 40 minutes

Ingredients

  • 120g (1 cup) gluten-free flour mix, I used Dr. Schar Mix B flour
  • 4 + Tbsps water, more if needed, see instructions below
  • ½ tsp sea salt
  • black and white sesame seeds
  • 1 Tbsp olive oil + some ore cooking oil for lightly frying the flatbreads

Instructions

  1. Put gluten-free flour and salt in a medium bowl.
  2. Start adding water, one tablespoon at a time, while stirring continuously with a spoon.
  3. The dough has to be elastic and not sticky at all. If it's too wet and sticky, add some more flour (1 Tbsp at a time). If it's too dry and crumbly, add some more water (again, one Tbsp at a time).
  4. When the dough has the right consistency, start kneading it with your hands.
  5. Divide the dough into 6 small balls. Each ball will become a flatbread.
  6. Dust your work surface with some flour.
  7. Take one dough ball and using a bread roller, start rolling it and giving it a round shape. The dough has to be around 3-4mm thick.
  8. Set aside and roll the other dough balls too.
  9. When finished, lightly grease each flatbread with some olive oil and sprinkle some sesame seeds on top.
  10. Spray some oil on a large, non-stick skillet. Let it heat over low-medium heat.
  11. Cook each flatbread 1-2 minutes on each side, or until it gets a nice golden-brown color.
  12. Serve warm! 🙂

Nutrition Information

Yield

6

Amount Per Serving Calories 86Total Fat 4gCarbohydrates 11gProtein 1.8g

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Gluten-Free Flatbreads with Sesame Parathas

Jess

Monday 1st of February 2021

Can you make this ahead and let it sit over night covered on the counter or in the fridge?

Ruxandra

Friday 12th of February 2021

Hi Jess. Unfortunately, they will harden overnight. But a trick is to quickly dip them in water the next day and put them in the oven again for 5 minutes or so. They will be fresh again. ;)

BeetheBakerQueen

Tuesday 28th of April 2020

Hi, would this work with any gluten free flour blend ?

Ruxandra

Thursday 3rd of September 2020

Hi! Haven't tried it with another brand, but you can give it a try as long as its a mix, not a single type of GF flour.

Kate

Sunday 29th of July 2018

So much better than regular bread. My son loves eating this with hummus in the morning, which has made mornings much easier for me. I love your blog and I want to try more recipes, your Baba Ganoush sounds extraordinary

Ruxandra

Tuesday 28th of August 2018

Thank you! Glad you liked the recipe! :)

Vanessa

Tuesday 27th of March 2018

So awesome, easy and fast! Just made these in the oven at the highest temp and they turned out great :)

Ruxandra

Tuesday 3rd of April 2018

Glad you liked them! :D

T.

Thursday 15th of February 2018

Excited to try this!! I don't believe ore oil works but more for frying might 😀💖 much love thanks for great recipes!!

Ruxandra

Sunday 18th of February 2018

You're welcome!

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