Since
last few days I have been missing blogging very badly and when I looked in
drafts I was disappointed as there was no recipe to post and thats the reason why I posted some random
summer pictures last time...but I must say that it wasn’t satisfying as doing
a recipe post so I had to cook something specially for blogging. So after quick brainstorming here I am back to business with my tried and tested Naan recipe
! I have been making this for a long
long time now, and it’s very much appreciated by my friends and our small
family especially my lil boy. As soon as it comes out of the oven it goes straight
into our tummy and that’s why this recipe never found its way to my blog. The
trick for a good Naan is a very sticky dough which I learnt from Vahreh Vah
chef. This weekend we have been lazing around at home so I managed to take a
video with hubby’s help (though its not a prefect one ).
I
should tell you that photographing the pictures was quite challenging as my lil boy was behind my
lens waiting impatiently to grab one Naan, he even threatened me that if he is not
getting his share quicky he will eat my camera ! I hardly got few seconds to
shoot it, so pictures might not be appealing as it tasted but I assure you this
recipe is a keeper.
Ingredients
Maida/
Plain flour – 3 cups
Milk
– 1 cup
Instant
Yeast – 1 ½ tsp
Sugar
– 1 1/2 tsp
Yogurt
-3 tbs
Oil
– 3 tbs
Salt
– 1 tsp
Gralic cloves - 6 (crushed)
Butter - 3 tsp (optional)
Method
- Dissolve 1 ½ tsp yeast and 1 ½ tsp sugar in a cup of warm milk and let it sit for 5 minutes.
- Measure 3 cups of flour in a bowl.
- Add yogurt, oil , salt, yeast – milk mixture and knead with a spoon or with your hands roughly.
- Cover it with a damn cloth or with a cling film and let it sit for 2 hours or until its double in size.
- Divide the dough into six equal balls ( use flour to dust if required)
- Apply
little oil on your hands and stretch the dough between your palms as shown in
the video or roll it into oval shapes .
- Sprinkle the garlic on top. Let it si for 15 minutes.
- Place the Naan into a a preheated oven( maximum tempetarure) for 6 minutes or until its slightly brown on top.
- Spread butter on top and serve hot with curry of your choice !
lovely garlic naan
ReplyDeleteMy favourite Naan, love the garlic touch very much in Naans.
ReplyDeletelovely naan,bookmarked to try the garlic version..I have tried the butter naan but never tried this,love this..:)
ReplyDeleteLoved the garlic Naan. Its been a while I had made these. Pinning it to try the garlic ones.
ReplyDeleteYummy garlic naan.... looks delicious... I am ur new follower... Visit mine wen u get time.
ReplyDeleteour family fav.. nothing beats the homemade
ReplyDeleteYummy naan..
ReplyDeleteThese Naans look so awesome Vineetha ! I tried another version a few days back, yours look so perfect in terms of texture .. Ohh you have made me crave for a Naan with curry on a Friday afternoon, you devil !
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