3-Ingredient Chickpea Flour Tortillas
Wraps are always a treat and I always prefer to make my own tortillas or flatbreads whenever possible, and when they are this easy, devoting a maximum of 15 minutes making them is well worth the effort. I've seen this recipe for chickpea flour tortillas floating around the internet for quite some time now, and there's a good reason for that. Since I discovered it, I've made them on countless occasions, and they've featured as wraps for refried beans, falafels, hummus, and many more other delicious foods.
With only three ingredients, these soft and pliable tortillas come together in hardly any time at all. Simply whisk together the ingredients, heat a non-stick pan over medium heat brushed with a little bit of oil, and cook for about 1 to 2 minutes per side. They really are that easy. Gluten-free chickpea flour — sometimes called "besan" — is what binds the ingredients together without any need for oil, and it's what makes so delightfully spongy and pliable, making them perfect for wrapping just about anything you might want a wrap for. They are a bit thicker than grain flour tortillas, but that makes them a bit more filling. I do suggest doubling the batch, and if desired you can make them larger than I did here by pouring a slightly larger quantity of the batter into the pan. Where I used about 1/4 cup of the batter for each tortilla, you may want to use 1/3 cup.
Notes: Though these are best eaten the day they are made, any remaining tortillas can be sealed in a ziploc bag and left overnight at room temperature to serve the next day.
3-Ingredient Chickpea Flour Tortillas |
Recipe by Lisa Turner Published on July 9, 2019 Quick and easy three ingredient chickpea flour tortillas — great for wrapping Preparation: 5 minutes Cooking time: 20 minutes Print this recipe Ingredients:
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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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