Cracking naans there, well done - and making them without SR flour is particularly impressive.

I agree wholeheartedly that naans are a big nut to crack and this recipe does that

Quote from: michael.t on June 08, 2014, 05:55 PM
This thread always brings a smile to my face

Me too Michael - happy memories of a naan-fest Saturday many months ago.

But you are right. Not using SR flour and using an electric hob is just showboating.

Well done again KC

Sounds like a plan, bud 

You could borrow Gav's Bay City Rollers breeks

Haha mate. I can confirm I now have enough in the piggy bank for a can of Coke.

Also have some H@ppy dough on the go. Haven't made naan for a wee while so looking forward to making a mess in the kitchen tomorrow 

Haven't had any naan porn for a while so thought I'd share a couple of pics. Just plain naans, as I see an Indian meal as like a wedding - the main course is the bride, it should be the centre of attention and not overshadowed by anything else. The groom is the main accompaniment (bread/rice), without which there would be no marriage. The bride and groom should compliment each other perfectly but the groom should never infringe on the bride's centre of attention status. The bridesmaids, pageboys etc are the side dishes - not necessary, but make the whole occasion just that bit more special.................

What the Hell am I talking about?......Here's the porn



And a wee close up of the groom