Butter Naan - No Yeast

 

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Butter naan is a Tasty  restaurant style dish that can be easily prepared in home. This butter  naan is without yeast and without eggs.

Whenever I go to Indian restaurant  and feel like having north Indian food, butter Naan is the first thing that comes to my mind. Cant say no to Butter naan. I wanted to make naan at home and I am posting a recipe without yeast and eggs.

We had butter naan with tofu butter masala

Butter Naan:

Preparation Time : 10 mins | Standing time : 3 hours | Cooking time : 10 mins

Recipe Category: Entree

Ingredients:

All purpose flour/Maida - 2 cups

Fresh thick curds - 2 tbsp

Warm Milk - ½ cup + 3 tbsp

Sugar - 1 tsp

Salt - as needed

Baking powder -  ½ teaspoon heaped

Baking Soda - ½ teaspoon heaped

Butter  - 3 tablespoon + 1 tsp, melted in room temperature

Method:

  • Mix maida, baking powder and baking soda well. Sieve the flour mix. Take the seived flour in a bowl and make a hole in the centre. Add milk, curd, salt, sugar and butter in that. Mix well with finger tips and dont knead hard. Coat the dough with little olive oil and keep aside for 2-3 hours. Better to cover the dough with a damp cloth or kitchen towel. (Can Be kept max upto 7-8 hours). Knead the dough softly and make desired size balls

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  • Dust the rolling platform generously with flour and roll the dough. Apply water to one side, and place it on the skillet, with the water-applied side on the skillet

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  •  Cover the skillet and cook on medium flame. After a minute, it will puff up.  At that stage, flip the naan and cook the other side. Apply butter/ghee over both sides and serve hot.

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Butter Naan - No Yeast

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Ingredients

  • All purpose flour/Maida - 2 cups
  • Fresh thick curds - 2 tbsp
  • Warm Milk - ½ cup + 3 tbsp
  • Sugar - 1 tsp
  • Salt - as needed
  • Baking powder - ½ teaspoon heaped
  • Baking Soda - ½ teaspoon heaped
  • Butter - 3 tablespoon + 1 tsp melted in room temperature

Instructions

  • Mix maida, baking powder and baking soda well. Sieve the flour mix. Take the seived flour in a bowl and make a hole in the centre. Add milk, curd, salt, sugar and butter in that. Mix well with finger tips and dont knead hard. Coat the dough with little olive oil and keep aside for 2-3 hours. Better to cover the dough with a damp cloth or kitchen towel. (Can Be kept max upto 7-8 hours). Knead the dough softly and make desired size balls
  • Dust the rolling platform generously with flour and roll the dough. Apply water to one side, and place it on the skillet, with the water-applied side on the skillet
  • Cover the skillet and cook on medium flame. After a minute, it will puff up. At that stage, flip the naan and cook the other side. Apply butter/ghee over both sides and serve hot.
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35 Comments

  1. Excellent Vidya. In Punjab, they make Kulchas this way. Naan and kulcha are very close cousins ;). Looks so soft n inviting.

    1. Ya kulchas I have tasted in restaurants, love them too but never tried in home. Thanks Sonal:)

  2. Wow, I've never tried to make naans at home, perhaps I will have to try it now? It looks great!

  3. Vidya,
    My kids love naan–it was the gateway to Indian food for them. [Now they eat dal and korma and biryani and the grown ups never get the leftovers. Not fair.] Thanks!

    1. Thanks Kristen:) I am glad to know ur kids love Indian food:) DO try Naan sometime

  4. Hi
    I have made the dough at 10 in thr morning. Is that ok if i make the naans after 8:00pm in tr night? As u mentioned i can max leave it for 7 to 8 hrs. Reply pls

    1. Yes Sravani, you can keep till 7-8 hours. Friend tried keeping for 7 hours and Naan turned out yum. Do try and let me know how it turned out

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