A Good quality iron pan or a regular thick bottomed pan.
Ingredients
400GramsWhole Wheat flourSubstitute with AP flour if you want
40GramsAll Purpose Flour
7GramsInstant Dry yeast/Active dry yeast1 Sachet of Yeast or 1/2 teaspoon of yeast
3tspOlive Oil
1tspSugarRegular granulated is fine
1tsp Salt
300MlSlightly warm WaterAdjust as needed
Flavor the cooked Naan - Mix all together and keep aside
4tbspButterMelted
3-4ClovesGarlicPeeled and Crushed
4-5Sprig Coriander LeavesChopped
1/4tspSalt
Instructions
Activate the Yeast
In a mixing bowl, add 20 grams of All purpose flour, sugar and yeast.
Add 3 tbsp of water and mix well.
Let the yeast mixture stand for 10 mins until frothy and bubbly.
Make the Dough
To the yeast mixture add the flour, salt and 2 tbsp of Olive oil.
Make a stick dough in your stand mixer or even in hands by adding warm water little by little.
Add the remaining olive oil to the dough, form a ball in the bowl by slightly greasing the dough and the sides of the bowl.
Close the bowl and let the dough rise for an hour until it has doubled in size.
Make the Naan Bread
Transfer the risen dough to a floured work surface. Cut them into 12 equal sized balls.
Roll each ball into an oval shaped naan. Dust flour as required to avoid stick dough.
Brush the top of the naan with water generously.
Heat a pan, and slap the naan water brushed side down onto the pan.
Let it cook 2-3 minutes until the bottom is cooked and bubbles are formed.
Flip the pan with the naan in it to cook the top side on the stove flame. OR use a tong, take out the half cooked naan and cook the top side on the open stove flame by holding it in the tongs.
Brush them with the garlic butter while it is still hot and serve hot with salads, curries etc.,
Notes
Use full AP flour if you like. OR use fully wheat flour only if you like.
Use any vegetable oil in place of Olive oil.
Skip the garlic butter to make plain naan.
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