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Mix butter and garlic and keep aside. |
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Mix all ingredients mentioned under 'For the Naan Dough' till a soft dough is formed. (Add more warm milk if required). Put dough in an oiled bowl , cover and keep aside for about 1 -1 1/2 hours till the dough is doubled in sized. |
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Once dough is doubled in size, lightly punch out the air from dough. |
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Divide dough into 10 parts and shape into smooth dough balls, |
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Heat a skillet.
Apply some oil to palms of your hands and press the dough to form an oval shaped thick chapati. (Or use a rolling pin to roll out). Prick top of this chapati with a fork (so that they don't puff up like puris while cooking). |
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Now, place this naan over a hot skillet. |
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Check to see if bottom turns brown (will take about 2 minutes). |
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Once bottom turns brown, transfer on baking tray, turn top heat ON (broil ON) and bake naan for about 2 minutes till you get a nice golden color on top. Remove from oven, brush top with melted butter with garlic, sprinkle coriander. |
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Serve hot with your favorite gravy dish ! (See recipe notes below). |
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Very nice method of making Nans i will try them too.God bless.
Hi Nancy, do try them out and share your feedback 🙂
Xanti, this is now the most loved recepie in our house. So simple and delicious. Goes well with any gravy and any left overs for breakfast. Thanks
Thanks aileen for trying out the naan…happy to know that your family loves thi son e:)
These are delicious
Lovely with a pizza topping also
Thank you mum in law said best she’s ever tasted !!
Thanks Rita for your feedback 😊