Pita Bread - Easy At Home Recipe
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I Make The Easiest Bread With No Yeast And No Knead
How to make a quick and easy soft bread without yeast, without egg and without butter. And this is a no knead bread recipe ready in minutes. So easy and has simple ingredients that you can find in the pantry. I'm so excited to share this yummy and filling kind of bread to all of you. If you ran out of yeast, then this is the perfect recipe for you.
Here's what you'll need:
1 cup milk (240ml)
1/4 cup olive oil (60ml) or canola oil, sunflower oil or melted butter
3 tbsps sugar (45g)
1 tsp salt (5g)
1 tbsp baking powder (15g)
2 and 1/2 cups all purpose flour (320g)
Note:
--This can be a vegan recipe. You can use any milk you like.
--You can use almond flour instead of all purpose flour for a low carb bread.
--Baking time will depend on your oven's specs. Please adjust accordingly.
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Fluffy Cheese Naan
Naan is a leavened, oven-baked or tawa-fried flatbread brushed with butter.
Here's what you'll need:
3 and 1/2 cup all purpose flour (450g) OR bread flour plus more for the counter
1 cup warm water (250ml)
1 tbsp sugar (15g)
2 tsp instant yeast (6g)
1 tsp salt (5g)
1/3 cup plain yogurt (90g) or milk
1/4 cup olive oil (60ml)
3 cups shredded mozzarella or any cheese you prefer
BUTTER MIX:
1/4 cup melted butter (60ml)
2 tbsps chopped parsley.
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Naan, Garlic Naan, Butter Naan | नान तंदूरी रोटी बटर नान लच्छा | No Oven Without Tandoor Kunal Kapur
Learn how to make 3 different types of Naan without the use of an Oven.
Naan is a leavened flatbread. These bread are baked in a tandoor ( a cylindrical oven made of clay). It is popular in India and is served in almost all restaurants. In Indian cuisine, naan bread is often served with a curry or a dal (lentils). Making Tandoori bread at home can be simple using the Tawa. Try my recipe & enjoy!
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(Naan/Garlic naan/ Butter Naan)
Refined flour – 2 cups
Salt – 1/2 tsp
Sugar – 2 tsp
Baking powder – 1/2 tsp
Milk – 3/4 cup
Oil – 3 tbsp
Butter – for basting
Nigella seeds – a pinch
Coriander chopped – a little
Place flour in a bowl and add a generous pinch of Salt to it, Then a little Baking powder, One generous pinch of Sugar.
Sugar is added to get a nice colour, To caramelise it nicely. Drizzle a little bit of oil.
And we knead it in Milk. You can use water but I recommend milk for a rich taste.
Now, we make a nice and soft dough from this.
The speciality of this recipe is that you can make it at home on a griddle without a Tandoor or oven.
We knead it nicely with our hands.
This is an eggless recipe. Restaurants mostly use eggs for the flexibility of the Naan.
To compensate we knead it very well, and kneading is said to be the best exercise for your hands. Especially your fingers, your palm, the wrist, it’s a lovely exercise. We have the dough ready. It needs rest for 10 to 15 minutes, and then we’ll make Naan, Butter Naan and Garlic Naan.
10 minutes are over. Now we take small portions of the dough and make round balls. Like this.
And once again give it a rest for 10 to 15 minutes.
10 minutes are over, our dough is well-rested. Turn on the gas. To make the Naan we roll it lightly, Try to very little or no dry refined flour, Which is better.
Just roll it out, if you want, you can make it round, or oblong.
Now we put a little butter on it, a pinch of Nigella seeds, And a little Coriander.
And we press it lightly in this manner.
The most important part, Flip down the butter side, The backside should not have any butter or oil.
In fact, we apply some water to it with our hand And put it on a hot pan with the waterside facing down. So that it sticks to it the same way a Naan sticks inside a tandoor.
Waterside down. Again on high heat. Sift the pan to a high flame. Over there.
And like I said, You can make it on a pan or a griddle, Make sure it shouldn’t be Non-stick. Steal or Iron is the best.
Let it cook for about a minute or two from the bottom and then we turn it and cook it on open flame.
Rotate the inverted pan over an open flame till the bread cooks. It will come out easily. And it is done.
Our Naan is ready. Now we’ll make Garlic Naan.
Just pat it with butter, do not brush it or the garlic may come out. Just pat it.
Now Butter Naan. We roll it lightly.
We have this melted butter, Baste the top of the Naan nicely.
Now, we have dry refined flour. Put the butter side down on the dry flour. Dust off the extra flour.
And now we fold it. We pick up one layer and stick it to another and so on. Finally in this way.
Now roll it like a turban tuck the end of the dough below the dough.r Naan.
Butter Naan is made from these layers, We gently press it and roll it. Spread little butter only on the top. One side, do not turn it. Again, a hand of water at the bottom. And place it over a hot pan. Make sure to press the edges so that it sticks.
Just the edges, cook for about a minute or a minute and a half. Now we turn and cook it.
Now here’s a tip, when you are cooking the Naan. Make sure there is no Ghee or butter on the counter.
For some colour on the top, keep rotating it directly on the flame.
And look at our Butter Naan. Generously put butter over the Naan, just dab it with butter. And then just crush it with the hands gently. So that our layers open up. Just like this. And our Butter Naan, Garlic Naan and Naan are ready. Press it for a couple of seconds and then invert it. It’ll be okay. Our Naans are ready. Now it’s the time to serve them.
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OK you lot! I have been quizzed about naan for as long as I can remember and my recipe has had a number of different iterations. With a family coming from the Punjab region in Northern India where wheat is the main staple, all breads (from naan or roti to paranthas) form a huge part of the diet. Personally I would choose a bread over rice every day.
Traditionally the dough for naan is a leavened naturally with a live yoghurt, which is what aerates it. The dough would be slapped onto the inside of a tandoori oven where it would bake and fall into the fire once cooked.
This cooking style is pretty difficult to replicate and when my mum first came to the UK she used all sorts of crazy things to get those precious little bubbles into the naan dough, from lemonade through to Original Andrews salts (yes the tummy salts) but I now have a formula which makes the naan light, airy and it will work in your kitchen. I can promise you, you will never buy naan again.
Ingredients
1 tsp dried active yeast
1 tsp sugar
200g plain flour
1 tsp black onion seeds (you can also use handful of chopped coriander leaves)
½ tsp salt
½ tsp baking powder
1 tbsp vegetable oil
2 tbsp plain yoghurt
2 tbsp milk
Method
In a small bowl, mix the yeast and sugar with a tablespoon of warm water to activate.
Leave for 5 minutes in a warm place until frothy. Meanwhile, in a separate bowl mix the flour, onion seeds, salt and baking powder. When the yeast is frothy add it to the flour with the oil and yoghurt.
Knead the dough with slightly wet hands folding as you go. If it feels a little dry add some milk and continue to knead. Once it's nice and soft cover with cling film and leave it in a warm place to rise for at least 1 hour (but longer if possible).
Turn the grill on to heat up and divide the dough into four balls and place on a floured surface. Roll each into a tear shape about 0.5cm / ¼ inch thick.
Heat the Tava or frying pan and place the naan onto it for a couple of seconds to brown on one side.
Transfer to a baking tray (seared side down) and place under the hot grill for 2-5 minutes and watch the magic as they puff up.
Smear with butter - yummy!