Just Three Ingredients and Big Flavor
Easy Rosemary Flatbread
Equipment
- Normal Kitchen Utensils
- Rolling Pin or Empty Wine Bottle
Ingredients
- 1 C (Leveled) Self-Rising Flour Or 1 C All Purpose Flour, 1 1/2 tsp Baking Powder and 1/4 tsp Salt; Plus more flour for kneading and rolling
- 1 C Greek Yogurt Full-Fat Preferred
- 2 Tbsp Fresh Rosemary, Finely Chopped 6 to 8 Five-Inch Sprigs
Instructions
- Combine the ingredients in a bowl and mix until a shaggy (still rough and messy) dough forms.1 C (Leveled) Self-Rising Flour, 1 C Greek Yogurt, 2 Tbsp Fresh Rosemary, Finely Chopped
- Turn the dough onto a lightly flours surface and knead 2-3 minutes, until the dough comes together and becomes smooth. Add pinches of flour to the kneading surface, as necessary, if the dough continues to be sticky.
- Divide the dough into 4 even pieces and roll each piece into 1/4 inch thick discs. They should be roughly 7 inches wide.
- Heat a dry skillet or pan over medium-high heat.
- Cook each disc on the hot pan for 2-3 minutes per side, so the bread cooks through and each side gets a few nice golden brown spots.If the bread puffs up, carefully pierce the side with a knife to let the steam out.
- After that, the flatbreads are ready to serve! You can use them for dipping, for soaking up sauces, or even for sandwiches.
Notes
Why You’ll Love This Rosemary Flatbread
If you’ve already made the popular two-ingredient flatbread, then you know how easy and tasty it is. This rosemary flatbread builds on that same base, but with just one extra ingredient, it turns into something completely new. Adding fresh rosemary brings out a warm, fragrant flavor that honestly makes these flatbreads feel kind of fancy—even though they’re just as simple to make.
The rosemary adds a subtle earthy note, but also a beautiful aroma that fills your kitchen while you cook. There’s just something about the way it blooms in the dough. It’s hard to describe—like the French say, a certain je ne sais quoi. You’ll know exactly what I mean when you try it.
A Simple Way to Use Fresh Rosemary
This is a perfect recipe if your rosemary plant is exploding in the garden. I always seem to have way more rosemary than I need, and this is one of my favorite ways to use it up. Even a couple sprigs can go a long way here. The heat from the pan really wakes up the oils in the rosemary and brings out its flavor.
You can use dried rosemary if you don’t have fresh, but I really recommend using the real thing if possible. Fresh rosemary gives the flatbread a softness and brightness that dried just can’t match.
How to Serve Rosemary Flatbread
I love these with hummus, but you can use them in so many ways. They’re perfect with a cheese board, dipped in soup, or even used as the base for a quick pizza. But here’s my favorite: warm one up and drizzle it with honey or spread on a little honey butter. Trust me—it’s unreal.
The sweet and savory combo works so well here. The rosemary keeps it grounded, while the honey lifts everything up with a touch of sweetness. It makes a great snack, especially if you serve it warm from the pan.
If you want a flatbread that feels a little elevated without any extra effort, this is it. Just a handful of ingredients and a few minutes, and you’ve got something special.
Let me know in the comments if you try it with honey—or if you find your own favorite way to serve it.
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