Flatbread from a breadmix

I was cooking a curry and wanted a flatbread to serve with it. Couldn't be bothered to go shopping again and I had some bread mix in the cupboard so I thought.
"Flat bread, how hard can it be?"
Flatbread from a breadmix
I was cooking a curry and wanted a flatbread to serve with it. Couldn't be bothered to go shopping again and I had some bread mix in the cupboard so I thought.
"Flat bread, how hard can it be?"
Steps
- 1
Make up the bread mix as it says on the pack and leave to prove for a couple of hours in a bowl covered with cling film. Coat the inside of the bowl with a bit of oil to stop it sticking
- 2
When the dough got to this size a figured it was the right sixe to use
- 3
Cut a piece of dough about the size of an apple and put on a floured surface
- 4
Roll it till its just 2 to 4 mm thick.
- 5
You now have a few methods to cook the flatbread. I tried 3 different ways
- 6
The first was a thick heavy pot. Don't use any oil. Also don't use too much or too little heat. Pre heat the pan and place the rolled dough in the pan.
- 7
Cover the pan and cook for a few minutes. Keep checking to make sure it doesn't burn and turn from time to time.
- 8
You are looking for light brown scorch marks on and some puffing up of the bread
- 9
Next method was to use a frying pan. Again no oil and not too much heat. It seemed to work better if the pan was covered. Use the same procedure as above.
- 10
The last way was to use a grill. Make the grill nice and hot before you start
- 11
This method seemed to give the quickest results but it is also quick to burn.
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