What do you eat with unleavened bread? If you're making your own matzah from my recipe or something similar, it will be comparable to Indian naan bread. Like naan, homemade matzah goes great with curries and soups! The possibilities don't stop there though: you can make some serious breakfast sandwiches with homemade matzah or make crispy unleavened bread and dip it into hummus or labneh. Or try using it as a base for pizza or a tasty flatbread. This is a versatile ingredient, so there are all sorts of possibilities out there!
Homemade matzah works well in place of naan, pita, crackers, or even bagels in the recipes below. Make yourself a batch and you'll be eating well this week!
Unleavened bread is a welcome addition to any curry or daal recipe.
Soft and chewy homemade matzah is a great stand in for toast. You can toast your unleavened bread in a skillet, the oven, or the toaster if it fits!
Homemade matzah is pliable and a good stand it for pitas in falafel sandwiches.
Use matzah in place of pitas, pita chips, or crackers to eat with cheese, dips, and hummus. It's delicious soft or crispy. (For crispy matzah - either bake a little longer to begin with, or cut your matzah into pieces and then bake in the oven for a few minutes until dry and crispy.)
Can't stop, won't stop dipping unleavened bread into a great bowl of hummus!
Change up your kosher for Passover recipe rotation with a dinner like this. Lots of the prep can be done ahead too!
Yes, you totally can make matzah pizzas from your homemade bread! Just add sauce, cheese, and toppings for a hands-on dinner that kids love.
Why not eat unleavened bread with all of your favorite bagel toppings? Cream cheese, smoked salmon, eggs, and veggies all would be great on matzah.
Another breakfast sandwich take. See that avocado on their? You could go full unleavened avocado toast if that's your style.
Homemade unleavened bread makes the perfect stand in for store-bought flatbread. Topping possibilities are endless too!
Dip plain matzah into curry or take it up a notch with a smear of garlic butter.
Up your salad game with sweet potato fries and then wrap it all in a warm piece of unleavened bread!
Try any of these recipes with my Homemade Einkorn Unleavened Bread recipe.
Lots more kosher for Passover recipes can be found here.
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