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Make your own Naan Bread

Make your own Naan Bread
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As every curry eater knows you can't eat a good curry with just rice, a Good Naan bread is essential.

So this is how to make it in 30 minutes at home.
 
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Step 1The basic dough

The basic dough
Take 250 gms of strong bread flour
about 2.5 gms of yeast ( half a tea spoon if using dry yeast.)
150 Ml warm water.
a table spoon of olive oil
A good pinch of salt.

Any other flavorings you feel necessary - fennel seeds, garlic, coriander, etc.

Put all ingredients into a bowl - If using dry yeast put it in the water in a jug and add 1/4 tea spoon of sugar and stir wait until it froths up then add to the flour.

Mix with your hands until you form a dough.

Remove from the bowl and knead on the work surface until the dough ball is smooth and elastic.

Press with your thumb and the mark should springs back if not knead a little more.

Leave for 30 mins in the bowl covered with plastic film or a damp tea towel.  Or as long as possible to rise.

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8 comments
Jan 25, 2012. 4:18 AMgriffin29 says:
An alternative is to make as suggested but only cook one side in the pan. When one side is done and hopefully 'bubbled up' like in the photo , sprinkle with a little water and put under a really hot grill. This will cook the top but not squash the air out. Also means you can get on and cook another one straight away

Nice easy instructable without any unnecessary ingredients - I like it :-)
Jan 21, 2012. 8:24 PMjacquelinekvz says:
Very easy, very straight forward!
Jan 8, 2012. 6:17 AMlaxap says:
This recipe is great!
I just followed it today, and the whole family was delighted.

Thanks!
Jan 7, 2012. 12:29 PMscoochmaroo says:
Awesome! I think your main image should be of the naan itself. Since it's just a thumbnail in the main feed, it's kinda hard to see what's going on in it.

I always thought I had to have ghee and a tandoori oven to make naan, but now I see I can get around it. This is fantastic!
Jan 7, 2012. 1:34 PMlemonie says:
Lovely,

L

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Retired technology teacher - 2 kids, aged 62 I have an Hons deg in Design and Technology - 28 years as Computer systems engineer Trained as Electronics engineer in the Royal Air Force