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Saturday, May 16, 2020

3-Ingredient Chickpea Flour Tortillas

Chickpea Flour Tortillas

Wraps are always a treat and I continually choose to make my personal tortillas or flatbreads each time possible, and while they may be this clean, devoting a most of 15 mins making them is nicely really worth the attempt. I've visible this recipe for chickpea flour tortillas floating around the internet for pretty a while now, and there may be an excellent cause for that. Since I located it, I've made them on limitless activities, and that they've featured as wraps for refried beans, falafels, hummus, and plenty of more other delicious foods.

With only 3 ingredients, these soft and pliable tortillas come collectively in infrequently any time in any respect. Simply whisk together the substances, warmth a non-stick pan over medium heat brushed with a bit little bit of oil, and prepare dinner for approximately 1 to 2 mins consistent with side. They honestly are that easy. Gluten-loose chickpea flour ? On occasion called "besan" ? Is what binds the elements collectively with none want for oil, and it is what makes so delightfully spongy and pliable, making them perfect for wrapping pretty much anything you would possibly need a wrap for. They are a bit thicker than grain flour tortillas, but that makes them a piece extra filling. I do advise doubling the batch, and if preferred you could lead them to large than I did right here with the aid of pouring a barely larger quantity of the batter into the pan. Where I used about 1/4 cup of the batter for each tortilla, you may need to apply 1/three cup.

Notes: Though these are first-class eaten the day they are made, any remaining tortillas may be sealed in a ziploc bag and left overnight at room temperature to serve day after today.

3-Ingredient Chickpea Flour Tortillas

More flatbread recipes from Lisa's Kitchen:

Homemade Flour Tortillas

Quick and Easy Spelt Tortillas

Fenugreek Chapatis

Fenugreek Roti

Besan Roti

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