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Sprouted Chickpea Flatbread

Name: Sprouted Chickpea Flatbread
Prep time: 15 min
Cook time: 15 min
Ingredients: 1 cup Second Spring Sprouted Chickpea Flour; ½ tsp baking powder; ½ tsp salt; ½ tsp garlic powder; ½ tsp italian seasoning; 1 tbsp olive oil; 3½ tbsp water

A wonderful crispy, flavourful flatbread, perfect as an appetizer or meal!

This sprouted chickpea flatbread is simple, quick, delicious and ready for all your favourite toppings! The base is made with earthy, nutty, cheesy, and naturally gluten-free sprouted chickpea flour. We paired it with garlic and herbs for a super flavourful crust. It’s crispy on the bottom and edges, and slightly soft in the center, but still sturdy enough to pick up. Sprouted chickpea flour is high in protein, fibre and iron, so it also packs a great nutritional punch. Sprouting chickpeas improves their taste and texture, and aids in digestibility and bioavailability. This sprouted chickpea flatbread would make a wonderful appetizer, lunch or pair with a salad for dinner. We chose red and green toppings for a bit of extra festive flair!

ingredient tips & substitutions

Garlic and Italian Seasoning – We love this garlic and herb combo with the sprouted chickpea flour, but feel free to swap these out for 1 tsp of your favourite spices or seasonings.
Olive Oil – Any neutral oil will also work.
Toppings – We opted for a pesto base with spinach, tomato, red onions and parmesan and asiago cheeses, but any of your favourite toppings will work here. Try caramelized onions, roasted red peppers, sun dried tomatoes, goat cheese, sausage, pepperoni, chicken, you name it!

recipe notes

Allowing the dough to rest for 10 minutes at room temperature allows the sprouted chickpea flour to absorb some moisture and makes it easier to roll.
If you don’t have a rolling pin, a large drinking glass or round jar (or even an empty wine bottle) can work too.
Rolling from the center outward in every direction will help keep the dough an even thickness.
As you roll the dough, push the cracks firmly back together or they will crack further as it bakes. A few cracks right at the edges are okay for a rustic look, but they should be less than an inch.
Allowing the flatbread to rest for at least 5 minutes before cutting allows the crust to firm up a bit more. If you cut it too soon the crust may crack.

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