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Chorizo flatbreads with pink pickled onions and feta yoghurt
This stunning chorizoflatbread recipe is served with quick-pickled onions and drizzled with a heavenly yoghurt and feta dressing before serving – a triumphant dish that's perfect for a summer gathering.
Mix all the bread ingredients together in a bowl and knead briefly, until smooth. Set aside for an hour or so in a warm place until roughly doubled in size
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Preheat a griddle pan until very hot. Divide the dough into 8 evenly-sized pieces, then stretch out to the size of a pitta bread (it’s easiest to use your hands for this) – pick the dough up and let it ‘hang’ turning it around to stretch it. Cook both sides in the pan until char marks appear – a couple of minutes on each side. Set aside
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To prepare the onions, add the sugar and vinegar to a small pan and heat gently until dissolved. Remove from the heat, add the onion slices and set aside while you prepare the remaining elements
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Whip the yoghurt with the crumbled feta and crushed garlic. Add a pinch of salt and a squeeze of lemon juice and set aside in the fridge
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Press the chorizo meat into the top of the flatbreads, making sure it goes right to the edges, then place under a hot grill for a couple of minutes until the meat is cooked through
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Dress with the pink pickled onions, dressing and parsley
Helen Graves is Head of Content at Great British Chefs. She's also the author of the cookbook LIVE FIRE: Seasonal Barbecue Recipes and Stories of Live Fire Traditions, Old and New, and the editor of Pit, an independent magazine with roots in live fire cooking.