Naan Bread

Servings: 2 Total Time: 15 mins Difficulty: Beginner
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Naan bread is a staple in most Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, and Indian cuisines.
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Difficulty: Beginner Cook Time 15 mins Total Time 15 mins
Servings: 2

Description

This simple and quick recipe promises a healthy, yummy, and piping-hot bread that is both gluten-free and Vegan! Traditionally, this bread would be cooked in a tandoor, an incredibly hot oven typically shaped like a vase and made of clay. But you can use a hot pan or even a hot oven when making this recipe at home!

Technically, I believe you would just call this "naan", instead of "naan bread", as naan means bread. It's almost like saying, "bread bread!"

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Instructions

  1. Mix all the dry ingredients (baking soda, oat flour, and salt) in a large bowl.

  2. Add the remaining ingredients one by one (warm water, olive oil, and almond milk yogurt), stirring between additions.

  3. Top out onto a floured surface and using your hands, knead the dough until soft and sticky.

  4. Preheat a large flat pan, and in the meantime, divide your dough into 4-5 small dough balls.

  5. Using a rolling pin roll out or flatten out each dough ball into your desired naan size/shape.

  6. Once the pan is hot, add one of the naans and cook until the surface forms small bubbles, likely for 1-2 minutes. Flip your bread and cook both sides until crisp and golden brown. Each side should not take more than 3 minutes on medium heat.

  7. Once done, serve the hot naan with your desired toppings and a drizzle of olive oil sprinkled with some freshly crushed garlic and cilantro.

Keywords: naan, bread, Indian, gluten-free, baking, unleavened
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  1. Andy

    The use of oat flour here is something I wouldn’t have considered. I’m interested to see what happens here if you use tangy Greek yogurt in place of some of the water!