Naan bread is a beloved staple of Indian cuisine, cherished for its soft, pillowy texture and subtle yet satisfying flavor. This versatile flatbread is crafted from simple ingredients like flour ...

A good imitation of naan bread can be made at home by using a griddle, wok or frying pan to cook the bread, and brushing water or oil over the upper surface to encourage the dough to bubble.

Simple naan breads, flavoured with garlic and fresh coriander, are quick and easy to make. Each serving provides 270 kcal, 6g protein, 42g carbohydrates (of which 3.5g sugars), 8.5g fat (of which ...

Food and drink writer Sarah Campbell tries the bacon breakfast naan at Dishoom in Edinburgh amid Glasgow restaurant plans.

If stretching the dough makes you worried, just use a rolling pin. Cook the bread on the dry pan until scorched in spots on each side (about two minutes a side) and stack on a warmed oventray ...

Rachael Simmonite regularly shares lifestyle tips on her account and has now shared the method to her 'takeaway roll' - a starter, main and side all-in-one ...

Sprinkle the naan breads lightly with water before spreading with passata, salt and pepper. Dotting pesto on top of the passata is delicious if you like pesto. Follow with cheese, and the ...

Mix all the above ingredients except the cheese and knead the dough until soft, cover and let the dough rise to double its size. Make about 10 - 12 rolls/balls from the dough, roll each ball to a ...