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Learn How to Make Garlic Naan at Home on a tawa. Soft Butter garlic naan made on a tawa at home without yeast. Combination of flour, baking soda, curd and garlic creates this soft garlic naan cooked on a tawa.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Garlic Naan

2. How to Make Garlic Naan on Tawa

3. Garlic Naan in oven

4. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

5. Garlic Naan Recipe | Garlic Naan | Garlic Naan at Home

6. Garlic Naan Recipe with Step by Step Pictures

Garlic Naan

I would say naan is my favourite, i love the soft bread a lot. It just soaks up the curries and taste just mouthwatering. I love naan with either butter chicken or butter paneer. There are few varieties of them in my blog as well, check all of them here.

I love Naan Bread to have with the curries which I order in any restaurants. As far as I remember I have tasted plain naan, butter naan, garlic naan, coriander Naan, stuffed Naan, cheese naan. I tasted that in a restaurant called sparsa, which is in kayakumari. That was so good and cheese naan was my favourite one apart from garlic and butter Naan.

Usually they make naan using yeast. But I saw in one of anjum anand’s cooking show, in which she made naan using baking powder. I tried it and it was pretty successful. But I added some extra stuff to the naan dough to make it even more special. And the result was so good.

How to Make Garlic Naan on Tawa

Take curd, milk, baking soda, sugar. Mix well. Set aside.
Add garlic in a blender and puree. Set aside.
Take flour, salt, garlic, oil in a bowl and rub with your hands.
Add in milk mix and knead it to dough.Let it rest for 1 hour.
Divide it into equal balls. Roll it into rounds.
Heat a tawa till hot. Wet the top of the naan with water and flip the water side down on hot tawa.
Invert it over hot flame and let it cook till you see black spots on it.
Brush it with some ghee or butter. Serve.

Garlic Naan in oven

Preheat the grill mode in the oven to 250°C /500°F
Take a small portion out of the dough and roll it into circle. Now elongate the top with your hands so that it forms naan shape(oval shape)
Place it on a baking tray. Sprinkle with some garlic and press it with your hands so that it get stuck to the naan.
Place it in the oven on the top rack near to the grill and cook it for 3-5 mins till the top gets little golden spots.
Remove from the oven and brush it with butter.
Serve warm with any curry.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1)Can we freeze naan?

Of course you could freeze cooked naan in a ziploc bag for upto a month. Warm the naan bread in a 150 degree c low oven for 10 mins before serving.

2)Can we make naan dough in advance?

yes you can make and store naan dough in fridge upto 2 days.

3)Are naan breads unhealthy?

Naan bread is made using all purpose flour which is refined flour and it is not the healthy ingredients. but naan made using wheat flour is rich in fiber and healthy.

4)Can we substitute whole wheat flour for refined flour?

yes you can use whole wheat flour. The texture will be just right. You can even use half plain flour and half wheat flour for better texture.

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Garlic Naan Recipe with Step by Step Pictures

Take all your ingredients

Take curd in a bowl

pour in milk

sprinkle sugar

add in baking soda

mix well and set aside for a min

Take peeled garlic in a blender

make it into a puree

take flour in a bowl

add in salt

garlic puree

add in oil

rub with your hands

so the oil and garlic is evenly distributed

Pour in the milk mix

knead it to a soft dough

cover and let it rest

now take a small portion and roll it into circle

dip your fingers in water

spread it all over the naan

Place the wet side down in hot tawa

and invert it on direct flame

now the top is cooked and got nice colour as well

brush it with some melted butter

Serve hot..

Enjoy

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Comments

Food, Fun and Life in the Charente

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I love the idea of this without messing around with yeast. Diane

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Angela

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Yum! One of my favorite breads.

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Chef Mireille

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what an easy naan recipe..womderful!

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Suma Gandlur

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Yummy naans.

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Harini-Jaya Rupanagudi

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Good one. We also like the home made Naans.

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Srivalli

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Looks very appealing..esp with that low fat paneer

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Usha

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Looks good!

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Asiya @ Chocolate & Chillies

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Great idea of using baking powder instead of yeast! Looks fantastic!

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Hamaree Rasoi

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Delicious looking bread. Wonderful preparation.
Deepa

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faseela

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yummy naan....

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Priya dharshini

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Luv the oven version,never tried naan at home..

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Priya

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Super flavourful naans, i dont mind having that whole platter now..

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PJ

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I love garlic naan.Wonderful platter

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Hazel - Chicken in a Cherry Sauce

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I've always wanted to know how to make it at home - bet it's so much nicer than buying them in the supermarket!

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The Pumpkin Farm

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sometimes it is better to go without yeast

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vaishali sabnani

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looks vey good!!..n yummy.

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Pragyan

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Nice - always prefer to avoid yeast, if I can!

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Nisa Homey

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Homemade ones are my weakness...love this recipe.

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vidhas

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Wow!!! i love garlic nann, nice expanation, thanks for sharing.

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Preeti Garg

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thali look so perfect

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Unknown

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Hi Aarthi,Nice innovative recipe. You have used 5cups of maida, Can you pls tell how much grams of flour will your 1 cup measure? Because my cup holds 250 grams. Is it same cup measurement you have used for curd, milk?........UmaRaghu/Poland

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Aarthi

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@Unknownmy cup carry 120 gms of flour and 250 ml of curd and milk.

This recipe doesn't work correctly with measuremets. U adjust the quantity of milk and curd accordingly.

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meeso

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I haven't made Indian food enough lately but your description of the naan soaking up the curry is going to change that.

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Saraswathi sara

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Yummy naan.tastes best with paneer butter masala.. Aarthy can u pls upload easy induction cooking recipies as it would be much more helpful for hostelites like me?

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a_sister

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Assalamualaikum

Awesome description my sweet sister 🙂
May Allah gives you success.. aamin

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a_sister

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Assalamualaikum wrwb

awesome description my dear sister 🙂
May Allah gives you success always. .aamin

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Anonymous

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Assalamualaikum wrwb

Awesome description my dear sister 🙂
May Allah gives you success always. aamin

Regards
a sister

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Anonymous

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Assalamualaikum wrwb

Awesome description my dear 🙂
May Allah gives you success always aamin

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Anonymous

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Can we make these naan with wheat flour instead of maida

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Aarthi

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@Anonymousyes u can make

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Rajesh Kumar

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WOW.... This is a very nice recipe. Looks so good. Nice picture. So tempting...
restaurant in satya niketan

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Priscilla

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Hi
Is there a means to skip baking soda?

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Aarthi

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@Priscillano baking soda is what makes it soft

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Roopa Mudhhu

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Thank you aarthi for this lovely recipe. I made this today with paneer tikka masala for lunch... It came out really good. ��. Thanx again

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Soumya

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What is the milk we need to use? Coconut milk or cow milk?

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