Make a well in the middle of the flours and very slowly add water & mix. Keep adding water & mixing until a soft dough forms
Kneed the dough a little, add in ½ the oil, then kneed more, adding extra water or flour as needed until the dough is pliable and does not stick to your hands.
Let the dough rest for 10 - 15 minutes
To cook: Heat a frying pan
Make golf ball sized balls from the dough, then flatten out into discs using a rolling pin, or even just your hands- pizzeria style!
Push the Nigella/Kalonji seeds into the dough if using.
Add a teeeeeny bit of oil to your frying pan & put the flattened disc of dough onto the pan.
Cook until the dough starts to lift & bubble a bit & flip. Cook for a few more minutes
Keep warm on a plate and cook the rest of the dough as before.
For the 3 Garlic Butter
Chop the tops off the 2 heads of garlic, make a little wrapper out of aluminium foil and drizzle with olive oil.
Put them in the oven at 200°C/Gas Mark 6/400°F for 20-25 minutes until the cloves are soft and squishy.
Once they are cooled, squeeze out the yummy squishy garlic and mix with the finely chopped clove of fresh garlic and the 4 cloves of black garlic.
Mix all the garlics together with either some olive oil, or some vegan butter (both work well!) and the parsley
Spread the garlic butter/oil over the flatbreads while they are still warm.
Notes
This recipe is super easy to scale up or down, use the ratio of ⅓ chickpea flour to ⅔ plain flour. You can use the garlic butter smeared onto baguettes or even use as a delicious and decadent pasta sauce. The Garlic butter keeps for up to a week in the fridge. Or make extra and freeze in ice cube trays so you have some ready to go when you need some!