Flatbread

This simple yeasted flatbread combines nutty spelt flour with all-purpose flour for a wholesome, versatile bread that’s cooked directly on the stovetop. The addition of yogurt creates a tender crumb while oat milk keeps the recipe dairy-free friendly. These flatbreads puff beautifully when cooked and are perfect for wrapping, dipping, or serving alongside your favorite meals. Ingredients For the Dough 500g flour blend (250g spelt flour, 250g all-purpose flour) 30ml neutral oil (2 tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon), divided 60ml whole-milk yogurt (4 tablespoons) 7g active dried yeast (1 packet) 10g sugar (2 teaspoons) 12g kosher salt (2 teaspoons) 5g baking powder (1 level teaspoon) 240ml oat milk, warmed Equipment Large mixing bowl Clean dish towel Well-floured cutting board Rolling pin Large sauté pan or cast iron skillet Spatula Instructions Making the Dough Combine dry ingredients (5 minutes): Place the spelt and all-purpose flours in a large mixing bowl and whisk to combine. Create a well in the center and add 2 tablespoons of oil, yogurt, yeast, sugar, salt, and baking powder. ...

Makes 16 (enough for 4 people) Ingredients 3¼ cups chapati flour, or 1¾ cups whole-wheat and 1¾ cups all-purpose white flour (plus extra to dust) ½ teaspoon salt canola oil 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons hot water Instructions Put the flour into a bowl, add the salt, and mix together. Make a well in the middle, add 3 tablespoons of oil, and mix, using your fingers, until it resembles fine breadcrumbs. Pour in 1 cup of the water, then add the rest little by little—you may not need it all—until you can knead the mixture into a soft and pliable dough, which will take 6 to 8 minutes. ...

This dish is a tasty jumbled heap of shredded bread, crispy vegetables, and egg, seasoned with a fiery mix of spices. It’s a perfect way to use up old rotis and any veg that might have overstayed its welcome in the bottom of the fridge. Part roadside spectacle, part musical entertainment, in Sri Lanka the chefs use huge, noisy metal blades to rhythmically chop and mix everything until it comes together in one democratic and harmonious ensemble. You don’t need a metallic orchestra for this recipe, however: a frying pan, sharp knife, and some enthusiasm will do. ...