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Remove sausages from casing, cook them and keep aside to cool. |
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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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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). |
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Heat a skillet.
Prick top of this chapati with a fork (so that they don't puff up like puris while cooking). Press in lightly, sufficient amount of sausages over the naan. |
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Now, place this naan over a hot skillet, 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, sprinkle coriander. |
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Serve hot ! Enjoy these naan as a starter / appetizer or along with a simple masoor dal. (See recipe notes below for masoor dal recipe). |
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Love your recipes Xanti
You are awesome and so inspiring
Thanks Benny for your appreciation and your kind words 😊🙏
Hii Xanti, thanks for sharing the recipe…just want to know at what temp is the naan to baked for 2 mins and also how do I preserve the leftover dough? Plz advise…
Hi
I keep my top heat for oven (as mentioned in recipe it says broil )
Depends on each ones oven (keep a check it may take less than 2 mins )
Keep on any temp (slighter on higher side like 400 deg F ) but keep a check not to burn the top