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skinnymixer's Pita Bread Wraps
skinnymixer's Pita Bread Wraps

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skinnymixer's Pita Bread Wraps

Skinnymixers Pita Bread Wraps

Pita Bread Wraps

With your Thermomix or Bimby, you can easily make your own Pita Bread Wraps at home and avoid all of the preservatives of shop bought wraps. This wrap recipe is sugar-free and dairy-free.
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Prep Time: 4 minutes
Cook Time: 1 hour
Total Time: 1 hour 4 minutes
Servings: 10
Calories: 168kcal

Ingredients

  • 390 g bakers flour - (plus extra for rolling)
  • 2 tsp salt
  • 2 tsp dried yeast
  • 2 tbsp olive oil
  • 270 g water

Instructions

  • In this order add salt, flour, yeast, olive oil and water to mixer bowl, mix for 10 sec/speed 4/MC on.
  • Knead dough for 3 min/kneading function/MC on.
  • Leave the dough rest in the mixer bowl for 15 min.
  • Knead dough for 1 min/kneading function/MC on.
  • Remove dough from mixer bowl to a glass bowl or silicone mat. Yes the dough is sticky, its meant to be!
  • Flour considerably and roll out individual pita breads. Do them thinner than you think, as the yeast makes them rise on cooking.
  • Cook on medium heat on a dry frying pan for 2-3 min each side or until slightly browned.
  • Keep in a thermal server or wrap in a tea towel to keep warm.

Notes

Makes 10-12 wraps.
Yes this dough is sticky! Its meant to be! Use extra flour while rolling and this will perfect them.
I have successfully used whole meal, atta and spelt flour for these wraps.
They freeze and defrost very well.
Bellini Users
Use your blunt blade for this recipe.
At step 1 mix on speed 6 for 10 seconds.
At step 2 knead on speed 2/3 for 1 minute and then rest, 1 minute and then rest, then the final 1 minute knead.
At step 4 knead on speed 2/3 for 1 minute.
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Nutrition

Serving: 62.5g | Calories: 168kcal | Carbohydrates: 28.2g | Protein: 4.8g | Fat: 3.5g | Saturated Fat: 0.5g | Sodium: 446mg

Thank you to Hollie Brown for the second photo:

skinnymixer's Pita Bread Wraps 2
skinnymixer’s Pita Bread Wraps 2
  1. We only buy kebabs from one shop, it’s the best in Canberra. I think mine (yours!? Lol) are way better. I pretty much refuse to eat the shop ones now.

  2. These are super easy to make and the dough was sticky, but not impossible to roll out. Very yummy! We had them with the slow cooked mexican pulled pork and coleslaw. Delicious!

  3. These are the best wraps I have ever made, thanks For such an awesome and versatile recipe! Goes well with your curries, and I keep them on hand in the freezer for lunch boxes

  4. Hi Nik, made these for the first time tonight and they were awesome! Quick question though – do you normally freeze the cooked pita or just the dough? I have frozen half and half as being on my own I only ate two!!! Can’t wait to make the butter chicken again now to go with them! Thanks

  5. Sooooo good. Easy enough and delish!! Made the full batch ate for 3 days (seriously fed my family for that long! 2 adults 1 child) . Day 1 as wraps day 2 dipped in curry and the 3rd day as a pizza base. Perfect for all applications!!!!

  6. We LOVE these with Butter Chicken…..can (and will) eat them together for days on end! Sticky dough but well worth it and as others have said a lot easier with oil on your hands and rolling pin.

    1. Have you successfully made term gluten free… A few ppl have asked, but no responses! Would love to know too! 😁

        1. I used the gluten free co plain baking flour mix (potato and rice no raising agent) as per the recipe. They worked but I was unable to get them as thin as desirable so they did rip if I wasn’t super careful and ended up a bit thick for easy rolling. We all loved them though. I used almost an extra 100g of flour to roll them and only managed 11 not 12.

  7. I’ve always been a bit intimidated by recipes using yeast but these pitas were so quick and easy and tasted fantastic. We used them to make souvlakis and will be making them again soon I’m sure.

  8. My absolute favorite pita wrap to make.
    My family love this and we use it for wraps, pizzas and tortillas
    Thank you for an awesome recipe

  9. Love them… We use them for naan bread to go with your awesome curries too. We keep them in the freezer for quick wrap making. Thanks

  10. These pita bread wraps are amazing. They are fabulous as souvlaki wraps but we also love them with Mexican fillings or just to use as a dipping bread with dips, dukkah/oil, curries etc. My kids LOVE these . A real family favourite in our house.

  11. These look fab, what is the filling? Newbie thermomix owner, so I am slightly overwhelmed – these wraps look truly delicious!

  12. These wraps are fantastic. They are a staple in our kitchen and they freeze really well. I love that i can make them whatever size suits me as my kids are younger and so i make slightly smaller wraps for them.

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