Introduction: QUICK & EASY PAN BREAD ROLL
So, feeling the munchies and you have no bread. This will help you get thru!
These bread rolls are based on an old Italian recipe for Piadina. Originally Piadinas are a type of bread somewhere between a pancake and a tortilla.
Once you try this, you will start buying a lot less bread than you did so far.
The recipe is based on 100g so it's easy to scale (in Europe :D). It yields 4 bread rolls.
Supplies:
Flour - 100g (1 cup)
Baking powder - 3g (1/4 tbsp)
Salt - 4g (1/4 tbsp)
Olive oil extra vergine - 4g (1tsp)
Water warm - 60g (2.4 cups)
Scale
Spatula
Frying pan
Step 1: Mix the Dough
Mix flour, salt and baking powder in one bowl. Mix water and live oil and add the mixture to dry ingredients. Start mixing in a bowl. When it starts forming put on a well-floured surface and knead the dough. Do not worry about the dough being wet, it will dry in the kneading process. If necessary, add some more flour. Knead for at least 7-10 minutes.
When finished, the dough should bounce back if lightly pressed.
Step 2: Forming and Baking
No need to put the dough aside. Divide in 4 equal parts and flatten to about half a centimeter (1/4 inch).
Bake on medium heat, on a dry pan. No oil needed. It should take about 3-4 minutes on each side.

This is an entry in the
Bread Speed Challenge
6 Comments
5 days ago
Love this simple recipe! I can see one could easily add flavorings to make it from plain to fun!
Reply 5 days ago
Sure! I've added some parsley and chilli flakes into the dough once and it was great! But you can also fill it with mozzarella or with chocolate to make it sweet. Possibilities are endless :D
9 days ago
Oh my.
Thank you for such a quick fry bread. It is right up our alley here at home. We may need to make the alley the main driveway now. hahaha
Reply 9 days ago
Ha ha ha...glad you like it :)
Have you tried it? You can always try rolling it around some mozarella balls ;)
10 days ago
These look great :D
Reply 9 days ago
Thanks! They taste great as well :D