Showing posts with label Naan Bread Recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Naan Bread Recipe. Show all posts

Sunday, January 8, 2017

Kulcha Recipe / Coriander Kulcha Without oven

Kulcha is a indian bread famous all over the country... Kulchas are normally made in tandoor or oven but this version is gas top which can be easily prepared at home.. It is a very famous punjabi recipe and served with indo chinese gravy or butter masala gravy...In my fridge, I had a plenty of corinader leaves, so I thought for a change, making naan or roti or chapathi, I will try this coriander kulcha as a dinner recipe and match with chilli gobi masala... The result was amazing and my kids totally loved it.. 

Thursday, December 22, 2016

Fulka Roti / Soft Phulaka / Puffed Roti


Fulka Roti / Soft Puffed Roti is popular indian dish.. It is flat bread made with wheat flour and serve with bhaji, Masal, Kurma and gravy etc.. Making fulkas is no difficult and all you need is pratice.. Once the pratice is hold on it making soft fluffy fulka is easy to make.. 


Most of the indian lady's makes fulkas in their daily life as breakfast or lunch or dinner.. It is not only rich in nutrients but also rich in fibres that whole wheat brings along with it, but also low in fat and light on stomach... Traditionally fulkas are cooke don iron skillets and later part put it on direct flame makes rice and puffs... 


If you never tried this flat bread before in your home, But with experience you cake make your self and expert no time.. So I hope that you must try this recipe and let me know how it's turns out from you... 

Preparation Time : 10 mins
Soaking Time : 15 mins
Cooking Time : 3 mins
Recipe Category - Main
Recipe Cuisine - North Indian

INGREDIENTS :

Whole wheat flour / Atta - 1 cup
Ghee - 3 tbspn
Warm water - as needed
Salt - 1 tspn

METHOD :

  • In a large wide bowl take flour, salt, ghee and rub it with your hands..
  • Now slowly add in warm water at a time to make soft and smooth dough...
  • Set the dough, rest for 15 mins... Knead once again for 5 mins..
  • Divide the dough into equal portions into balls..
  • Flatten this balls with your hands..
  • Take a ball and dust with some flour and roll into circles..
  • Cook the dough in low flame on roti tawa...
  • Keep rolling the roti with your hand that's make the roti fry evenly..
  • When the roti fluffs up flip it over and cook for 1 min..
  • Now flip the roits on direct flame and cook them..
  • The roti fluffy up like a balloon, at that time flip it and remove them to a plate..
  • If needed brush some oil or butter over the top of the roti...
  • Continue the process for remaining dough and serve hot..
  • Enjoy... 


PICTORIAL :


Take whole wheat flour in a bowl
Add in ghee
Add in salt
Rub it with your hands
Add in warm water slowly
Rub it well
Again add some water to form a dough
Knead it well
Now it's done 
Cover it fro 15 mins
Knead it well for 5 mins
Till they became soft
Make small balls out of it
Take a ball
Dust it with some flour
Place them in a rolling board
Make them a circles
Place it on hot tawa in low flame
Keep rolling with your hands or kitchen cloth
When they puffs lightly
Flip it over
When it bubbles again
You can see in the picture
Remove them to a direct flame
Fluffs up like balloon
Looks beautiful
Flip it over
Cook till golden on both sides
Take them to a plate
Enjoy the puffed roti..

Friday, August 28, 2015

Naan masala noodles


I had made this recipe using my leftover mint naan... I had chapathi noodles for thr first time in one of my cousin's place... Then saw this recipe in my friend blog... I think it to make a twist of this recipe i use naan instead of chapathy. I had some left over naan in today morning and wanted to try this and have it for lunch...


I modified the recipe a bit and followed my fried rice for this naan noodles.... Here i use cabbage, carrot and beans.. you can also use chapathi for naan in this recipe... It is very delicious and yummy to have as a breakfast or dinner..... This is a sure kid's menu and you can give this to your kid when he come back hungry from school...




So here you go to the recipe and comments about how it's comes out from you...

Preparation time : 10 mins
Cooking time : 15 mins
Serve - 3
Recipe cuisine - Own

INGREDIENTS :

Naan - 4 (cut into long strips)
Onion - 1 (sliced)
Garlic - 4 (chopped finely)
Green chilli - 3 (sliced)
Carrot - 1 (cut into strips)
Beans - 7 (chopped)
Cabbage - 1 small piece (sliced)
Pepper - 1 tspn
Garam masala powder - 1 tspn
Salt - as needed
Butter - 1 tbspn
Coriander leaves - few
Spring onions - few

INGREDEINTS :

  • Stack the Mint naan and cut them into half and cut them into long strips... 
  • Heat a pan with butter and add in chopped garlic and sliced onions and toss lightly..
  • Add in sliced chilli and toss again..
  • When onion became transparent add all veggies and mix well.
  • Now toss it for 5 min in the butter along with the onions..
  • Add in pepper powder, salt and mix well...
  • (Naan has salt, so add very little).
  • Then add in garam masala and toss well.
  • Stir well and add the cut strips of naan and toss well in the high flame to mix thoroughly..
  • Lastly garnish with finely chopped coriander and spring onion and serve immediately.

PICTORIAL :



Take your left over naan or chapathi
Cut into half
Then into long strips
Like this
Prepare your veggies
Heat a pan with butter
Add in garlic
Sliced onions and toss well
Then add in green chilli
Toss till transparent
Now add in all veggies
Add in pepper powder
Add little bit of salt
Toss it evenly
Add in garam masala powder
Mix well
Stir well for 5 mins
Now it 3/4 cooked
Add in naan strips
Mix evenly
Toss well
Chopped coriander and spring onions
Add to it and mix well
Serve in a serving plate
Enjoy...
Yum Yum Yummy....