Light and fluffy homemade flatbreads topped with crunchy paprika chickpeas, juicy roasted vegetables, crispy kale chips and lashings of creamy hummus. The ultimate finger food that is as comforting as it is fresh, healthy and vibrant.
“This is my favourite kind of meal” are the exact words I said as I finished my last mouthful of this meal last week. It’s a dish I make quite often in various forms – I am always roasting vegetables and burst juicy tomatoes are a personal favourite of mine, as well as the crunchy chickpeas which I love thanks to my new trick and then there’s the hummus. What more can you say? I also regularly make my Easy Fluffy Flatbread, but I experimented with an even easer recipe this time round – it really is fail-proof with only 5 ingredients.
While everything roasts in the oven for 30 minutes, the flatbread come together from start to finish. All that is needed is flour, baking powder, salt, water and oil. That’s it! Stir together and leave to rest for a short while before rolling out and frying off, allowing to puff up slightly and char beautifully. I love to use spelt flour, but you could use your favourite variety here and I think the finishing touch really is to use a griddle pan for those lovely seared griddle lines, but you can use an ordinary frying pan.
The vegetables I’ve used below are suggestions, but I highly recommend the tomatoes. After 30 minutes in the oven, cherry tomatoes burst into juicy and sticky morsels that are sweet and tangy – oh-so irresistible. Add the kale in for the final 10 minutes for perfectly crispy kale crisps that even the most adamant of kale-haters will enjoy. Meanwhile, the chickpeas are the crunchiest ones I’ve made to date and my secret is to toss them in a little arrowroot powder (or cornstarch) and warming Moroccan spices. The powder soaks up any excess moisture and creates a crumb on the outside.
Serve these Crunchy Chickpea, Kale Crisp and Burst Tomato Flatbreads any which way you like. If you are serving to guests, increase the recipe and serve this mezze style so people can make their own flatbreads or pile each one high with toppings for tasty finger food at BBQs and as side dishes.
This Crunchy Chickpea, Kale Crisp and Burst Tomato Flatbreads is a simple, hearty and wholesome dish that comes together in 30 minutes. It is packed with vegetables, plant-protein and deliciously creamy hummus for a Moroccan style fusion dish that is packed with flavour, texture and colour.
If you are looking for some hummus inspiration, check out my recipe for Edamame and Artichoke Hummus or Smoked Red Pepper and Walnut Hummus or Smoky Baba Ganoush and try out my recipe for dukkha to sprinkle over the flatbreads.
Light and fluffy homemade flatbreads topped with crunchy paprika chickpeas, juicy roasted vegetables, crispy kale crisps and lashings of creamy hummus.
I hope you’ll love these Crunchy Chickpea, Kale Crisp and Burst Tomato Flatbreads as much as I do, I can’t wait to see your creations. Please tag me and leave your comments below –I’m @nourishing.amy on Instagram and use the hashtag #nourishingamy. I’m also on Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest – please say hello!
With flatbread love x
Love the look of those and will try them shortly
Aw yay do let me know what you think of them!!
Aww amazing roast veggies on homemade flat breads. Looks so delicious and please send some my way. I love humous but I don’t like whole chickpeas can you recommend any other replacement ingredients I could use? Are the flatbreads east to make for beginner cooks like me? Super photography as always Amy and dish above is so summery. I wish I could bake my own bread, my parents when I was a child used to have a bread maker! But making bread with your own hands much be such a lovely thing!!! 😊🌱😊😅❤️xxxx
Aww sure to tag you into any of your glorious recipes I try from your insta, Pinterest, fb or your super online blog. Haha I have been thinking of setting up my own blog and using my new Instagram launched name as it. I so want to learn to cook dishes to inspire children and teens to cook nutritiously. I am going to book myself onto a cookery course in London!!! Since I work within a primary school
Do you have to use kale x
Saved to my collection x
Looks delicious!
Thank you!! Let me know if try them x
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Please do! x