Flatbreads are great for being delicious and really versatile. They can be used for wrapping, dipping, and mopping. What’s more, they can actually be made from all kinds of ingredients meaning that there is bound to be a recipe out there to suit all diets and preferences.

Check out these inspiring OGP flatbread recipes and start thinking about how to incorporate them into your snacks, lunches, and potlucks. They are simple recipes that leave you with lots of space to come up with your own fillings, toppings, or sides.

We also highly recommend downloading the Food Monster App  — with over 20,000 delicious recipes it is the largest plant-based recipe resource to help you get healthy!

1. Garlic and Herb Chickpea Flatbread

Source: Garlic and Herb Chickpea Flatbread

This Garlic and Herb Chickpea Flatbread by Mireille Aikman is made from regular wheat flour and chickpea flour. Garlic and herbs are mixed into the dough, making it an extra flavorful bread. That doesn’t mean that you can’t go to town on a super tasty filling.

2. Italian Flat Pizza Bread

Source: Italian Flat Pizza Bread

With five ingredients, you can have yourself a tower of Italian Flat Pizza Bread by Louise and Nico to share at your dinner party. Tear them apart and dip the pieces into your favorite hummus recipe, or go with the pizza inspiration and serve them with a marinara-style dip.

3. 3-Ingredient Gluten-Free Flatbread

Source: 3-Ingredient Gluten-Free Flatbread

Here is an excellent recipe for a gluten-free flatbread that is still as versatile as the regular wheat flour varieties. This 3-Ingredient Gluten-Free Flatbread by James Wythe could not be easier to make. Gluten-free flour, coconut yogurt, and olive oil are all it takes. This comes with a cheeky Smokey Coconut Dip recipe, too.

4. Sada Roti

Source: Sada Roti

Sada roti is a traditional bread often eaten in Trinidad. It goes perfectly alongside dals or curries or can be torn apart and eaten with your favorite dips. This Sada Roti recipe by Nita Ragoonanan is made with very simple ingredients that are staples in most people’s pantries.

5. Quick ‘n Easy Naan Bread

Source: Quick ‘n Easy Naan Bread

It’s often rather disappointing for vegans when the delicious-looking naan bread gets served at an Indian meal. This recipe, however, uses vegan yogurt to make it a completely plant-based naan. This Quick ‘n Easy Naan Bread by Stephanie Davies can be whipped up in no time and served with your Indian-inspired meal.

6. Piadine

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This Piadine by Christina Pirello is another Italian-style flatbread that can be served as a wrap or for dipping. As well, this bread could be used to make a panini-style sandwich. These are so easy to make and use wholewheat as well as durum flour.

7. Spicy Pan-Seared Potato Stuffed Flatbread

Source: Spicy Pan-Seared Potato Stuffed Flatbread

This recipe for Spicy Pan-Seared Potato Stuffed Flatbread by Maya Sozer is actually filled with potatoes, polenta, and lentils as well as a bevy of warming spices. As delicious as they are on their own, they also go really well with a big bowl of soup or salad.

8. Sourdough Pita Bread

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If you have your own sourdough starter, sometimes you can be at a loss as to what to do with this every growing creature! Well, this Sourdough Pita Bread recipe by Travis Piper will give you another sourdough trick for your sleeve. Use them to make falafel sandwiches or even pita pizzas.

9. Raw Broccoli Flatbread

Source: Raw Broccoli Flatbread

These days, being on a raw diet does not mean that you have to miss out on much. With this recipe for Raw Broccoli Flatbread by Krisztina Berta you don’t have to miss out on sandwiches, pizza bases, or snack bread either. Made with broccoli, kale, and parsnips, as well as a bunch of herbs and spices, this flatbread is a healthy treat just by itself.

10. Homemade Alloo Puri: Trinidadian Flat Bread

Source: Homemade Alloo Puri: Trinidadian Flat Bread

This Trinidadian staple is made with dough that is filled with savory mashed potatoes and then rolled out until it is very thin and grilled. Nita Ragoonanan‘s vegan Homemade Alloo Puri: Trinidadian Flat Bread could become very addictive.

Learn How to Cook Plant-Based Meals at Home

Reducing your meat intake and eating more plant-based foods is known to help with chronic inflammation, heart health, mental wellbeing, fitness goals, nutritional needs, allergies, gut health, and more! Unfortunately, dairy consumption also has been linked to many health problems, including acne, hormonal imbalance, cancer, prostate cancer, and has many side effects.

For those interested in eating more plant-based, we highly recommend purchasing one of our many plant-based cookbooks or downloading the Food Monster App which has thousands of delicious recipes making it the largest vegan recipe resource to help reduce your environmental footprint, save animals and get healthy! And, while you are at it, we encourage you to also learn about the environmental and health benefits of a plant-based diet.

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• Weekly Vegan Meal Plans
• Plant-Based Health Resources
• Plant-Based Food & Recipes
• The Ultimate Guide to Plant-Based Nutrition
• Plant-Based Nutrition Resources
• Budget-Friendly Plant-Based Recipes
• High Protein Plant-Based Recipes
• Plant-Based Meal Prep

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