Take a small pan (preferably non-stick) and bring the water to a boil
Now remove it from the heat, add all the spices and mix until dissolved
Add the ground flaxseed and mix well
Stir immediately with a wooden spoon preferably until the ground meak absorbs all the water
The mixture will slowly take a form of a dough
Place a baking paper/parchment paper on your benchtop or a flat surface
Now remove the dough ball from the pan and transfer it onto the benchtop or a flat surface. Ensure that the baking paper/parchment paper is placed beforehand.
The dough should not be too sticky. Incase it is sticky please keep some flaxseed meal aside so that you can sprinkle some when making the wraps
Now divide the dough into 3-4 equal balls and keep aside
Place one of the dough balls onto the parchment paper. Place another piece of parchment paper on top to prevent the dough from sticking to the rolling pin
Now slightly press the dough ball with your hand and then use a rolling pin to flatten the dough
Don't roll the dough too thin or it will get soft when cooked.
You may use a bowl or a plate with sharp edges to get a perfect circle shape
Now toast the circles on a pan (high-mediu heat) for 1-2 minutes on each side or until it gets brown spots. Don't overcook or the wrap will get very crispy
Repeat the process and place the cooked wraps on a plate
Serve them with filling or your choice and toast it
You may cover the wraps and store in the fridge for upto 3 days