Gluten-free ✨ Vegan ✨ Flatbread in 20 minutes 🙌

✨ Easy Gluten-Free + Vegan Flatbread ✨

In a bowl:

▫️ 2 cups GF 1:1 flour

▫️ 2 tbsp ground flaxseed

▫️ 2 tbsp sugar

▫️ 2 tsp dry yeast (flavor boost)

▫️ 3 tbsp oil (any kind works!)

Mix dry, then add water until it’s a sticky dough.

Spread onto parchment-lined baking sheet.

Sprinkle with pre-cooked cornmeal + flatten with your hands.

Bake at 350°F for 20 min.

🥖 Soft, golden, and perfect with everything!

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Nashville
2025/9/7 Edited to

... Read moreAs someone who has navigated the challenges of gluten and dairy sensitivities for years, discovering truly simple and delicious recipes can feel like striking gold. This gluten-free and vegan flatbread recipe is exactly that – a treasure! I remember the days of longing for soft, warm bread without the hassle or the worry of triggering allergies. This recipe delivers, and in such a short amount of time, it still amazes me. What makes this bread recipe truly stand out is its incredible ease. Seriously, it's very easy! You don't need any fancy equipment or advanced baking skills. Just a bowl and a few common ingredients. I love that it uses a 1:1 gluten-free flour blend, which makes swapping out regular flour a breeze without complex measurements. And the ground flaxseed? It’s a brilliant vegan binder, giving the dough just the right elasticity without eggs. I've found that adding the water gradually after mixing the dry ingredients like flour, sugar, and oil helps achieve that perfect sticky dough consistency – not too wet, not too dry. Preparing it is a joy. Spreading the sticky dough onto a cookie tray lined with parchment paper is key. It prevents sticking and makes cleanup a dream! Then, a little secret for that authentic flatbread texture: sprinkle with cornmeal for crust. Not only does it add a lovely rustic feel, but it also makes it much easier to flatten the dough with your hands. Just a gentle press, and you’re ready for the oven. The baking time of 350°F for 20 minutes is spot on. It's just enough time for the flatbread to turn golden and soft, but not so long that it dries out. I often pop it in the oven and then use those 20 minutes to whip up a quick dip or warm up some soup, just like I did last time. By the time the soup was ready, the flatbread was perfectly baked and ready to serve! It's truly perfect with soup, but don't stop there. I've used it as a base for mini pizzas, as a soft wrap for veggies and hummus, or even just warmed with a drizzle of olive oil and a sprinkle of herbs. It’s a fantastic side for almost any meal and a lifesaver for quick, healthy lunches. This homemade bread is an absolute game-changer for anyone looking for a quick and satisfying gluten-free and vegan option.