Cheesy Potato Flat Bread

Baked potato flatbread topped with cheese

Prep Time 20 min
Cook Time 20 min
Serving Size 4
Recipe Type Microwave Oven

Cheesy Potato Flatbread is a delightful fusion of comforting flavours and textures. With a base made from refined flour enriched with plain yoghurt, this flatbread has a tender crumb and a slightly tangy taste that sets it apart from traditional recipes. Baking powder and baking soda give it a light, airy texture, while the topping of creamy cooked potatoes and rich, melted cheddar cheese adds a heartwarming depth. The flatbread is seasoned with a mix of Italian herbs, chilli flakes, and chopped parsley, introducing a vibrant layer of flavours that perfectly complements the cheesy potato topping. Rolled out on a bed of cornmeal, the dough’s subtle crunch contrasts beautifully with its soft interior. Baked to golden perfection, this Cheesy Potato Flatbread emerges from the oven with a buttery, crisp edge, ready to be sliced and enjoyed. Serve as a standalone snack, paired with a fresh salad or as a side to a main course.

Ingredients

150 gms Refined Flour
125 gms Plain Yoghurt
½ tsp Baking Powder
½ tsp Baking Soda
150 gms Cooked Potatoes
120 gms Grated Cheddar Cheese
1 tsp Mix Italian seasoning
1 tsp Chilli Flakes
1 tsp Parsley, chopped
100 gms Cornmeal
2 tbsp Butter

Method

Select the program and preheat the oven to 180⁰C for 10 minutes.
Make the dough in a bowl. Combine with yoghurt, raising agent and flour. Form into a ball and knead until soft.
In another bowl, make a filling with mashed potatoes, cheese and seasonings. Divide the dough into 2 parts; roll the dough into a 1 cm thick circle.
Add half of the filling into the middle and gather the edges of the dough around the filling. Pinch the opening to seal it. Drench the flatbread into cornmeal to coat it loosely.
Flip and roll out to a disk shape.
Place on a lined baking tray and brush with butter.
Cook at 180°C for 20 mins.

Find out more about the history and tradition of the dish

In India, ragi has been found in archaeological excavations dating back to 1800 BC, and has been associated with honouring poets with a concoction of ragi, milk, and honey.

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