Made with just two ingredients (yes 2!), this Greek yogurt flatbread is simple to make, requiring only ten minutes of prep time.

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What is flatbread?
Flatbreads are bread cooked on a hot stone or metal surface (like a cast-iron skillet) to create a thin, crispy crust. The most common types of flatbread include pita, tortilla and naan.
Why I love this recipe
- It's made with just two ingredients! You can't get easier than that!
- It's super easy to make. It's as easy as mixing the yogurt and flour and letting the magic happen. If you're want a more traditional recipe try my Greek bread recipe.
- You can serve the flatbreads for breakfast, lunch, dinner or as an appetiser or snack. Use it as a base and serve with melitzanosalata, tzatziki sauce or htipiti. It also makes an excellent wrap.
- This one-bowl recipe makes enough dough for four medium-sized flatbreads.
- The dough can be made ahead and frozen for later use.
What goes into this recipe

- Greek Yogurt - The main ingredient in this flatbread is plain Greek yogurt (the full-fat variety). Greek yogurt is the thick version of regular yogurt. It contains more protein than regular yogurt, and I find it tastes better.
- Self-rising Flour - A self-rising flour will not require additional leavening agents such as baking powder or soda. Self-rising flours are readily available at supermarkets.
- Salt (not pictured). - It adds a little flavour.
Ingredient Substitutions
- Substitute the Greek yogurt with regular plain yogurt if you prefer. Please note: regular yogurt has a lot more moisture, so start with half the amount and adjust as you prepare the dough to a smooth consistency.
- DO NOT use flavoured yogurt! You can also use low fat or non-fat Greek yogurt. Sour cream is another good alternative to Greek yogurt.
- Use plain or all-purpose flour. For every cup, add 2 teaspoons of baking powder. I wouldn't recommend using only wholewheat flour. I find the dough too dense. However, you could try using half wholewheat and half self-rising and adjust as you mix the dough.

Tools
- Rolling Pin (affiliate Amazon link)
How to make this recipe

- Step 1: Combine the flour and yogurt in a large bowl.
- Step 2: Mix the flour and yogurt. Pay attention here: If the mixture is too dry, add a tablespoon of yogurt. Alternatively, add a tablespoon of flour if it seems too wet. The consistency should feel smooth without being sticky.
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- Step 3: Shape into a ball and allow the dough to rest for half an hour.
- Step 4: Knead on a lightly floured surface and divide it into 4 pieces.

- Step 5: Roll the dough into a thin circle using a rolling pin.
- Step 6: Heat a cast-iron skillet at a high temperature and a little olive oil. Cook the Greek yogurt flatbread for a few minutes on each side. The flatbread will puff up and char in certain parts (that's OK! - it adds flavour!). Repeat with the remaining dough pieces until all the flatbreads are cooked.
Expert tips
- Make sure your cast iron skillet is hot before cooking the homemade flatbread.
- Don't overmix the dough. Instead, just combine everything until all the ingredients come together.
- Roll the dough to a thin consistency. This will allow the flatbread to cook quicker and produce a light and puffy texture.
- Add a tablespoon of olive oil. This will help with making it smooth and easier to handle. (adjust flour amounts if the dough is too sticky)
- Always have extra flour nearby to adjust the quantities for the dough and to flour the kneading surface.

Variations
- To add some extra flavour, thinly slice some scallions and press them into the flatbreads before cooking.
- Top with sesame seeds before cooking - for an extra nutty hit.
- Add fresh or dried herbs through the flatbread mixture - this will add extra flavour.
- Drizzle with honey once cooked for a delicious sweet snack.
- Stuff with a bit of cheese. Fold it over (similar to a calzone) and cook on each side for 2 minutes or until done.
FAQ's
Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for 2-5 days.
Yes. Once baked and cooled, place in a large freezer bag separating the flatbreads with parchment or wax paper.
Yes! Cut the dough into 4 pieces and wrap each dough ball in plastic wrap. Place each piece into a freezer bag and store for up to 3 months. When ready to use, thaw the dough overnight in the fridge and then roll and cook as described in the recipe.

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Greek Yogurt Flatbread
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Ingredients
- 220 grams Greek yogurt , (see note 1)
- 140 grams self-rising flour, (see note 2)
- 1 teaspoon salt
Instructions
- Combine the flour and yogurt in a large bowl.
- Mix the flour and yogurt. Pay attention here: If the dough is too dry, add a tablespoon of yogurt. Alternatively, add a tablespoon of flour if the dough seems too wet. The consistency should feel smooth without being sticky.
- Shape into a ball and allow the dough to rest for half an hour.
- Knead the dough on a lightly floured surface and divide it into 4 pieces.
- Roll the dough into a thin circle using a rolling pin.
- Heat a cast-iron skillet at a high temperature and a little olive oil. Cook the greek yogurt flatbread for a few minutes on each side. The flatbread will puff up and char in certain parts (that's OK! - it adds flavour!). Repeat with the remaining dough pieces until all the flatbreads are cooked.
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Peter's Tips →
- Substitute the Greek yogurt with regular plain yogurt if you prefer. Do Not use flavoured yogurt. Sour cream is another good alternative to Greek yogurt.
- Substitute with all-purpose flour. (For every cup, add 2 teaspoons of baking powder).
- Make sure your cast iron skillet is hot before cooking the homemade flatbread.
- Don't overmix the dough. Instead, just combine everything until all the ingredients come together.
- Roll the dough to a thin consistency. This will allow the flatbread to cook quicker and produce a light and puffy texture.
- Add a tablespoon of olive oil to the dough. This will help with making it smooth and easier to handle. (adjust flour amounts if the dough is too sticky)
- Always have extra flour nearby to adjust the quantities for the dough and to flour the kneading surface.
Nutrition
This website provides approximate nutrition information for convenience and as a courtesy only. Nutrition data is gathered primarily from the USDA Food Composition Database, whenever available, or otherwise other online calculators.
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Indira rampat says
1 tsp salt is too much. Flat bread came out good.
Peter G says
Don't add it if you don't like it. I appreciate the feedback!
Rebecca says
can a normal non stick pan work for this recipe?
Peter G says
Sure! It would actually work a lot better. Enjoy!
Anne says
Very easy & reliable! I prefer to add the olive oil. Thank you for sharing this recipe.
Emily says
Lovely! First time making flatbread and they came out perfect. Read the whole article before making as Peter has done a great job to explain the method, adjustments and timings. Thank you 😊
Peter G says
Thank you Emily! Your feedback is kindly appreciated!
Pam says
Not sure if this sounds daft, but what type of salt do you use.?
Peter G says
I generally use sea salt. Hope that helps.
ManxLiz says
Made this yesterday. The recipe is too much for four flatbreads. Much nicer rolled out thinner! Made eight! Thanks, Liz
Christi Harder says
I have been making this recipe every week for 2 months now. I add some Slap Yo Mama seasoning instead of salt to make them a little spicy. Thank you so much for posting. I refer to it weekly!
Peter G says
What a great idea! Thanks for the feeedback!
Connie says
Made this recipe tonight, although I substituted GF flour with the baking powder addition. It was very tasty and easy. I'll try about 3/4 of the salt though next time, it was a bit on the salty side. I did have an issue with the high heat cast iron pan (setting 6 out of 8) being a bit too hot and burning some spots more than you'd want, I will go with a bit lower temperature next time. It's nice to have something I can eat!
Peter G says
Thank you. I'm glad it worked out for you!
Krishna says
can i use wholemeal flour?
Peter G says
You could. But due to it being a lot denser - you may need to adjust the yogurt amount. I would probably add a splash of olive oil in there for good measure. Thanks!
Dru says
Can’t wait to make this again. It was pretty simple but came out impressive. My husband also loved it.
My first time making any kind of flatbread, now I have courage to explore more like naan and tortillas. Thank you!
Peter says
I’ve made these a few times absolutely lovely. Can I put cheese in this.
Peter G says
Yes _ I thinbk that could easily work. Maybe try adding 1/2 a cup of grated cheese to the dough mixture.
Heather says
I didn’t have self rising flour so I did the AP flour substitute. Instead of salt I use garlic salt to have some flavor in the bread. It was perfect! I paired it with tikka marsala and spread some feta dip on it.
Peter G says
That sounds amazing! Enjoy!
Inge Kohl says
So easy and fast. Great comfort food.
Inge Kohl says
I made this the first time a few days ago and everything was great. Dough was perfect, didn't have to add extra flour. I cooked only 2 and saved the dough balls in the fridge for the next day. Again they came out great. Tonight I made them again and used a different brand greek yogurt. I could tell right away that I needed extra flour. Quite a lot actually. The end result was very good again. One thing that would be helpful is knowing what diameter they should be. "Thin" is a little vague. Another thing I learned in using regular flour and baking powder instead of self rising flour. Mix together more than the recipe asks for, so when you have to add more flour, you don't have to guess how much more baking powder to add. Still better than buying self rising flour though.
Will be making this a lot. Really love the simplicity of the recipe.
Peter G says
Hi Inge! Glad it worked out for you in the end. The recipe is slightly tricky sometimes depending on the yogurt and flour used. Thanks again.
Judy says
Easy and delicious!
Karen says
I don’t buy bread anymore as always have these ingredients and it’s delicious and no additives. Delicious 😋 xx
Peter G says
Thanks Karen!
Stephanie Comninelli says
Awesome recipes! Bless you and thank you!!!
Peter G says
You're welcome!
JJ Bradley says
Delicious, I use these with dairy free yogurt to make a dairy free version and then regular for the people in my family that can eat dairy. It makes fabulous flat bread! I do follow the regular flour hint since I usually have that on hand. My family also loves using these for individual pizzas. So delicious thanks for the recipe.
Peter G says
Thanks JJ!
Alesha says
So easy to make and very tasty. I'll be making these again!
Peter G says
Thank you!
Rosie White says
Had to add twice the amount of s.r flour , way too sticky,
Cooked, and it tasted great. Thank you.
Peter G says
Glad it worked out. It's one of those recipes where all the ingredients matter (especially the yogurt). Enjoy!
먹튀검증 says
Easy cleanup and quick prep!