Place a
piece of naan bread on the under side of the cast iron pan.
Melt butter in microwave for about 15 seconds and brush tops
of naan bread with butter.
Have you missed enjoying a soft, warm, slightly charred piece
of naan with your Indian Food?
One thing I do use it for is on
top of Naan bread when I warm it in the oven — rub a little olive oil on the bread then sprinkle the Za'atar on it.
Brush one
side of naan bread with a touch of olive oil and place onto hot grill rack.
Chili is just beans, meat spices and gravy... like your average Indian meal... and the flavor and
texture of the naan bread is a very good match.
You'll make a
version of naan here and it's important to keep the heat at medium during cooking.
If you'd rather make a lazy version (and lazy is the whole idea
of naan pizza, isn't it?)
There's something about that Gluten Free Naan bread that I shared last week that I can't stay away from and
lots of naan means lots of curry.
I spoon this deliciousness over some jasmine rice, and include a piece
of naan for scooping it up (Trader Joe's has a vegan naan that is perfect)!
Familiar, but unique and convenient is the idea that we at Tandoor Chef — the number one Indian frozen food brand in the U.S. — had in mind when our
line of Naan pizzas were developed.
We started our meal with an
order of Naan and honestly, from the moment I tasted it, I was smitten.
I usually keep a
stack of naan bread around the house for making quick and easy pizzas.
I've been on an Indian food kick lately: tikka masala, butter chicken, green curry... you name it I've eaten it with
piles of naan bread!
My husband made me a bit nervous by wrapping every single bite in layers upon
layers of naan to avoid burning his mouth.
Lay buttered side
of naan down onto the skillet, brush the top with butter, and cover with a lid.
Spread
half of each naans with the pesto (you'll probably have extra, in this case use in other sandwiches or toss into pasta), top with the warm zucchini ribbons and then salad greens, and fold the bread over and serve immediately.
Rounds of Naan bread topped with vibrant flavored & colorful Romesco sauce & lemon coated shrimp makes a great Tapas appetizer recipe.
The «original bäco»
consists of naan - like bread stuffed with fried pork belly and carnitas, plus pickles, greens, and the tomato - almond sauce salbitxada.
Remove the skillet from the cook the other side
of the Naan over direct flame of the gas burner (bubble side facing the fire) with tongs.
I like to make a bunch ahead of time and have them on hand for lunch, between meals, breakfast burritos or for all sorts of dinner uses, like tacos, burritos, wraps, fajitas, enchiladas — or even in
place of naan, pitas or bread.
(I got a big
pack of naan bread at Costco and used it for both meals.
I've been a
fan of Naan for a long time, but have never made it.
Remember the flavorful curries, and dipping your
piece of naan bread in to mop up the last possible drop of creamy goodness?
The key I have found when using your hands versus is a rolling pin is to be sure to stretch the naan out as well as possible — if you don't get good length,
parts of the naan will be really thick and doughy — again, delicious, but not the ideal texture for naan.
Brush both
sides of the naan with melted butter and if desired sprinkle on any spices you like such as cumin and garlic.
Move the parchment sheet with the first
batch of naan to the top of your pizza stone if you have it.
I had to work on a few bread making issues — the right
texture of the Naan, inside and out, the traditional yeast bread feel and taste but without the obvious and (annoying to some) smell of yeast.