Ingredients:
- All purpose flour: 2 1/2 cup
- Instant dry yeast: 1 tsp
- Oil: 1 tsp
- Salt: 1 tsp
- Sugar: 1 tsp
- Warm Water: 1 cup
- Yogurt: 4 tbsp (optional)
- Butter: to brush
Method:
- Put warm water in a bowl.
- Add yeast, sugar, salt, oil & milk.
- Mix well & rest it for 10min.
- In a mixing bowl put flour.
- Add above mix.
- Knead to smooth dough. (it should be bit sticky)
- Apply oil on top & close.
- Rest it for 25 min.
- Make it in to balls if dough sticks to hand too much apply oil on hand.
- Use flour if required.
- Dip a kitchen towel or cloth in water & squeeze out the water.
- Cover the cloth on balls.
- Rest it for 20min.
- Dust flour on the flat surface.
- Roll out the ball until you have a circle.
- Take it in a hand & toss it (one hand to other) N aan becomes big.
- Pull on one edge to get “Naan look” & place it on oven tray.
- Preheat the oven for 10min on 500F.
- Bake Naan for 2min or till the Naan get lightly brown.
- Flip the Naan & bake other side.
- Remove from oven & brush it with butter.
Note: If you don’t have oven no problem, you can also do it on griddle plate (tava) in high flame.
- Serve it hot with palak paneer, mashroom masala, butter chicken, list goes on. Yummy It goes well with any gravy.
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3 comments:
Your naan looks great! Our recipes are almost the same but I have never put yogurt in mine- what do you think the benefit is, I would love to know what you think. I will have to try it!
Hi Rhandi,
Thanks for your comments.Using yogurt gives good flavour to a Naan. Those who are not willing to use yeast they can use 1cup of yogurt this will act as a raising agent.
lovely naan...using yogurt instead of yeast is a great tip..yeast can be sometimes too messy
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