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'''<span class="reviewTitle">STrange but true</span>'''
 
<span style="line-height:180%"><span style="font-size:180%;"><span class="reviewScore">4.6</span>/5 </span> <span class="reviewDesc">An odd mixture, but rather nice.</span> <span class="reviewAuthor"> [[User:Chef|Jerry, aka Chef]] ([[User talk:Chef|talk]])</span></span>


Probably a quarter or third of a [[flatbread]] (it's going to be split in half to make an open-face sandwich) per person is sufficient and depending on the size of the whole bread.
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[[Image:Avocado flatbread 3.jpg|thumb|300px|right|With sugo & yogurt]]
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A nice way of having [[flatbread]] while you're working, relaxing, watching TV or just simply browsing through Cookipedia.
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''<span class="reviewTitle">Strange but true</span>''
 
<span style="line-height:180%"><span style="font-size:180%;"><span class="reviewScore">4.6</span>/5 </span>
 
<span class="reviewDesc">An odd mixture, but rather nice.</span>


Probably a quarter or third of a [[flatbread]] (it's going to be split in half to make an open-face sandwich) per person is sufficient and depending on the size of the whole bread.
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| 1 Turkish [[flatbread]] - I used the [[leavened]] variety (risen with yeast), but unleavened should be OK too. Where I live, I can get 3 big 30cm diameter ones for one (1!!!) Euro.
| 1 Turkish [[flatbread]]
| 1 tablespoon softened [[butter]], [[olive oil]], [[margarine]] or your favourite spread (optional)
| 1 tablespoon softened [[butter]], [[olive oil]], [[margarine]] or your favourite spread (optional)
| 1 Ripe [[avocado]], halved, stone removed, peeled, and sliced fairly thinly lengthways
| 1 Ripe [[avocado]], halved, stone removed, peeled, and sliced fairly thinly lengthways
| Table salt/coarse sea salt (just a little) and freshly ground black pepper
| Table salt/coarse sea salt (just a little) and freshly ground black pepper
| As per your taste buds' wish, either chili hot, mild or normal cheese dip (found either in the snacks section at the supermarket next to the Pringles and tacos or on the Tex-Mex shelf)
| Chilli to taste
| 4 lettuce leaves shredded) as garnish (e.g. [[Lettuce|Cos]], [[Lettuce|Iceberg]], [[Lettuce|Chinese]], etc)
| 4 lettuce leaves shredded) as garnish (e.g. [[Lettuce|Cos]], [[Lettuce|Iceberg]], [[Lettuce|Chinese]], etc)
| 2 thin slices of [[tomato]]
| 2 thin slices of [[tomato]]
| 2 thin slices of [[cucumber]]
| 2 thin slices of [[cucumber]]
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Image:Avocado flatbread 3.jpg|With sugo & yogurt
Image:Avocado flatbread 4.jpg|With pate & balsamic
Image:Avocado flatbread 2.jpg|Variation No. 2
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===Method===
===Method===


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Serve as a starter or as an evening snack while sitting in the garden with a glass of beer
Serve as a starter or as an evening snack while sitting in the garden with a glass of beer
=== Variations ===
=== Variations ===
Substitute (or add in addition to) the cheese dip with a sugo/ragu-type shop-bought tomato sauce (such as you would use for pasta) - or in fact any other of your favourite toppings. The possibilities are endless.
Substitute (or add in addition to) the cheese dip with a sugo/ragu-type shop-bought tomato sauce (such as you would use for pasta) - or in fact any other of your favourite toppings. The possibilities  
are endless.
I used the [[leavened]] variety of flatbread (risen with yeast), but unleavened should be OK too. Where I live, I can get 3 big 30cm diameter ones for one (1!!!) Euro.
=== Chef's Tip ===
=== Chef's Tip ===
* Of course, it doesn't have to be Turkish flatbread. Any of your favourite breads will still be delicious: eg Hovis, granary, [[rye]], even [[crispbread]] or plain simple sliced plastic bread (uncooked or toasted)
* Of course, it doesn't have to be Turkish flatbread. Any of your favourite breads will still be delicious: eg Hovis, granary, [[rye]], even [[crispbread]] or plain simple sliced plastic bread (uncooked or toasted)
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=== Variation No.2 ===
=== Variation No.2 ===
As well as the cheese dip on top of the avocado, I spooned over a little bit of plain [[yogurt]] and tried to make some nice pretty lines and globules, then topped it all off with a dash of [[chilli]] powder and freshly snipped (with kitchen scissors) [[herbs]], eg [[chives]], flatleaf or curly [[parsley]], [[coriander]], etc. (Herbs not included in this photo)  
As well as the cheese dip on top of the avocado, I spooned over a little bit of plain [[yogurt]] and tried to make some nice pretty lines and globules, then topped it all off with a dash of [[chilli]] powder and freshly snipped (with kitchen scissors) [[herbs]], eg [[chives]], flatleaf or curly [[parsley]], [[coriander]], etc. (Herbs not included in this photo)  
[[Image:Avocado flatbread 2.jpg|thumb|400px|right|Variation No. 2]]
 
=== More variations ===
=== More variations ===
Version 3 with: ragu/sugo (spaghetti sauce), plain [[yogurt]] & [[sweetcorn]], [[julienne]] [[cucumber]] for garnish
Version 3 with: ragu/sugo (spaghetti sauce), plain [[yogurt]] & [[sweetcorn]], [[julienne]] [[cucumber]] for garnish
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Latest revision as of 17:56, 8 December 2022

A nice way of having flatbread while you're working, relaxing, watching TV or just simply browsing through Cookipedia.

Probably a quarter or third of a flatbread (it's going to be split in half to make an open-face sandwich) per person is sufficient and depending on the size of the whole bread.

Avocado flatbread
Electus
Servings:2
Calories per serving:453
Ready in:10 minutes
Prep. time:5 minutes
Cook time:5 minutes
Difficulty:Easy
Recipe author:JuliaBalbilla
First published:16th August 2013

Best recipe review

Strange but true

4.6/5

An odd mixture, but rather nice.

Paul R Smith

Ingredients

Printable 🖨 shopping 🛒 list & 👩‍🍳 method for this recipe

  • 1 Turkish flatbread
  • 1 tablespoon softened butter, olive oil, margarine or your favourite spread (optional)
  • 1 Ripe avocado, halved, stone removed, peeled, and sliced fairly thinly lengthways
  • Table salt/coarse sea salt (just a little) and freshly ground black pepper
  • Chilli to taste
  • 4 lettuce leaves shredded) as garnish (e.g. Cos, Iceberg, Chinese, etc)
  • 2 thin slices of tomato
  • 2 thin slices of cucumber

Method

  1. Cut the flat bread into quarters or thirds depending on your greediness
  2. Split each piece of bread into two breadthways
  3. (Optional) Spread each piece with your favourite spread/butter/oil
  4. Layer on the slices of avocado to cover as much of the area as possible but without overlapping the edges of the bread
  5. Season with salt & pepper to taste
  6. Spoon over the cheese dip to your own personal specification
  7. Top with tomato and/or cucumber and/or lettuce leaves/shredded lettuce (Personally I prefer it without any of these - I just put the lettuce in the photo for decoration.)

Serving suggestion

Serve as a starter or as an evening snack while sitting in the garden with a glass of beer

Variations

Substitute (or add in addition to) the cheese dip with a sugo/ragu-type shop-bought tomato sauce (such as you would use for pasta) - or in fact any other of your favourite toppings. The possibilities are endless. I used the leavened variety of flatbread (risen with yeast), but unleavened should be OK too. Where I live, I can get 3 big 30cm diameter ones for one (1!!!) Euro.

Chef's Tip

  • Of course, it doesn't have to be Turkish flatbread. Any of your favourite breads will still be delicious: eg Hovis, granary, rye, even crispbread or plain simple sliced plastic bread (uncooked or toasted)
  • In the presence of air, fresh cut slices of avocado quickly go brown and rather unsightly due to enzymatic oxidation. If you're not going to be serving this immediately, either squirt over some kind of weak food acid eg lime or lemon juice, or wine/fruit/malt vinegar. The avocado halves or slices can alternatively be kept under water, preferably with a bit of one of the aforementioned liquids mixed in to make a dilute acidic solution.

Variation No.2

As well as the cheese dip on top of the avocado, I spooned over a little bit of plain yogurt and tried to make some nice pretty lines and globules, then topped it all off with a dash of chilli powder and freshly snipped (with kitchen scissors) herbs, eg chives, flatleaf or curly parsley, coriander, etc. (Herbs not included in this photo)

More variations

Version 3 with: ragu/sugo (spaghetti sauce), plain yogurt & sweetcorn, julienne cucumber for garnish

Fourth variation (non-veggie) with: Belgian pate (only shop bought in this case) and drizzled with balsamic vinegar

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