Vegetable Greek Flatbread is an easy appetizer or meatless meal! With all of the flavors of a Greek Salad piled onto a warm, toasted flatbread, you have a crowd pleasing appetizer or easy dinner in about 10 minutes! Happy Meatless Monday! I may have mentioned this before but I am not a huge meat eater. I have nothing against it and sometimes crave a burger or a steak, but, for the most part, I can eat plant based and be happy about it. The idea for this Vegetable Greek Flatbread came to me on a Friday during Lent. I abstain from meat on Fridays during Lent, but now that I have a little one to feed, I do need to have actual breakfast, lunch and dinners (cereal for dinner doesn't go over well). I often order a Greek salad out but knew that I needed more than a salad for my toddler. This Greek Flatbread is basically a salad with the addition of bread. I told my son it was pizza and he was a happy camper!

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I wanted this recipe to be a no-brainer. I used store bought flatbreads. Another great option would be to use Naan bread as your base. I baked the flatbread according to the instructions (425 degrees on a pizza stone for 6 minutes). This just warmed up the bread and added a little crispiness. I used pine nut hummus as a base. For a more Greek taste, you could use an olive hummus, garlic hummus or this Greek Inspired Hummus by Sabra. I marinated my vegetables in a homemade Greek vinaigrette. The vinaigrette consisted of olive oil, red wine vinegar, plenty of oregano, salt and pepper. I topped the hummus with cherry tomatoes, mini English cucumbers, marinated artichoke hearts, red onions roasted red peppers and feta cheese. That is all it took! These were a hit and I will definitely be serving them again as an easy entertaining recipe!

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