This buckwheat flour flatbread is made of three simple ingredients, and it can be made with myriad sweet toppings of your choice!

Buckwheat flour flatbread with Sunbutter

Today's recipe is one I make about once a week. I've hesitated to post it because it's a bit different, and frankly, I didn't know if it would appeal to anyone but me. Sometimes, though, those recipes are the best kind!

I love knowing what other people actually make for themselves, not what they think others will like. My mom, for instance, is an interesting subject, as she hates to cook/bake. She's always after the most simple and uncomplicated recipes.

One of her dinner favorites is chicken noodle soup, but she does it in a unique way. She'll buy a roasted chicken for the meat, boil a pot of water with a few veggies and spices, and cook the noodles separate. Then, when the veggies have steeped for a bit and the noodles are done, she'll cut the cooked chicken and add it, along with the pasta, to the pot.

I'll often call her just to hear what she's been eating lately! I get such a kick out of it.

I've made this dessert flatbread a few times now and really like it!

It came about in an attempt to make myself a totally sugar-free snack that still somehow satisfied the need for something treat-like, lol.

I'd seen recipes for dessert pizzas floating around for years, and while this isn't exactly that, the concept inspired me.

First, I made an easy flatbread made simply with buckwheat flour, salt, and water. Then, I stirred together some Sunbutter, homemade coconut milk, and stevia for a 'frosting'. Finally, I sautéed a sliced apple in a bit of coconut oil for the topping.

Sprinkle with cinnamon, and you've got yourself a delicious (albeit, interesting) little snack!

The main recipe is for the flatbread, which you can top with any number of combinations (the above is just my go-to). I made my husband's with a smear of Nancy's cream cheese, some sliced fresh figs, and a drizzle of honey. I'm dreaming of peanut butter and chocolate chips next!

Recipe tips

I like to make my own buckwheat flour by grinding these raw groats with my Nutribullet flat blade.

For a bit richer option, I've used homemade coconut milk in place of the water.

Add in a dash of cinnamon or pie spice for extra flavor; alternatively, you can add in some savory spices, like garlic and/or rosemary and serve it with soup.

For my Sunbutter frosting, I use this recipe, replacing peanut butter with Sunbutter.

These Gooey Apples make a delicious topping!

Recipe steps

Mixing the dry ingredients...

The batter...

Pour onto an oiled sheet...

Post-bake, topped with Sunbutter frosting...

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