Showing posts with label naan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label naan. Show all posts

Saturday, March 28, 2015

Smoky Garlic Mint Naan on Tava (No Yeast, No Oven)

Garlic Mint Naan
Preparation time: 10 mins
Cooking time: 15 mins


Ingredients:  
For the Naan Dough-
Refined flour (maida): 250 gram
Sugar: 1 tea spoon
Salt: 1 tea spoon
Yoghurt: 3 table spoon
Baking powder: 1/8 tea spoon
Butter: 2 tea spoon
Warm water: as required

For Garlic Mind Spread-
Garlic (finely chopped): 8-10 cloves
Mint leaves (finely chopped): 4 sprig
Coriander leaves (finely chopped): 1 cup

Method:

For Dough-
1. Mix all the dry ingredients together and knead the dough with the help of yoghurt.
2.If the dough gets kneaded properly no need of adding water but if the dough has not formed soft then add some water and knead well.

3. Do not knead so much to make it become chewy; after it has been kneaded together keep in covered with a wet cloth for 2-3 hours.
4. After 2-3 hours the size of the dough must almost double.

5. Now take the dough on a flat surface and with the help of dusting of maida punch out the extra air from the dough.
6. Divide the dough into 6 portions and keep aside.


For Garlic Mind Spread-
1. Take all the ingredients together and mix them properly and divide them in six.
Garlic-Mint-Coriander mixture

Let's Prepare Naan-
1. Take a portion of the dough, flatten it on the platform with the help of belan.
2. When the dough has been flatted to the size of naan that you want to prepare, spread a portion of garlic-mint-coriander mixture to its surface evenly.
3. Now, flatten the naan from this side by pressing the mixture on the naan's surface so that it sticks to it properly.
Naan in preparation
4. Flip the flattened naan to the other side and apply some water to it. Meanwhile keep the tava on flame to get heated up nicely.
5. Place the naan's wet surface on tava in such a way that it sticks to the tava nicely.
6. Allow the naan to get cooked on a medium heat from the wet side.
Naan on tava
7. Now hold the tava with it's handle and flip it over the direct flame so the other side (which has garlic-mint coating on it) gets cooked and this process makes the naan spongy, fluffy, tasty and easily detachable from the tava.
8. Keep a regular watch on the naan while performing the above step so that it does not get burnt or does not fall on the flame.
9. As it is done apply butter/desi ghee on it from both the sides for a rich experience and enjoy. 


Our "Smoky Garlic Mint Naan on Tava" are ready to enjoy with any gravy/ daal makhani (Whatever you like to accompany with).

Note:
1. You can roll the naan in any shape you want, I have made them round. 
2. If you do not like the taste of garlic, avoid using any mixture spread over the flattened bread just make it simple and enjoy:)
1. You can use mix of different flour (like Wheat flour, ) for making this if you want to add nutrition to your meal.

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Happy Cooking!! :) :)

Tuesday, March 24, 2015

Creamy Malayi Kofte

Malayi Kofte


Preparation time: 25 mins
Cooking time: 20 mins
Serving: 2 person


Ingredients:  
For Kofte-
For Covering of Kofte-
Fresh cottage cheese (Grated): 200 gram

White bread slice: 1

Cornflour: 2 tea spoon

Elaichi powder :1/4 tea spoon
Salt: 1/2 tea spoon
Refined oil: for frying
For Filling of Kofte-
Raisins: 2 table spoon
Ginger (chopped): 2 inch piece
Green chillies (finely chopped): as per taste
Coriander leaves (finely chopped): 1/2 cup
Elaichi powder
For Gravy-
Onion paste: 1 large

Tomato puree: 2 large
Ginger paste: 1 inch piece
Oil: 2 table spoon
Cumin seeds: 1 tea spoon
Bay leaves: 2
Clove powder: 1/20 tea spoon
Cinnamon: 1/4 pinch 
Turmeric powder: 1/4 tea spoon
Coriander powder: 1/4 tea spoon
Kasoori methi: 1/4 tea spoon
Red chilly powder: 1/4 tea spoon
Garam masala: 1/8 tea spoon
Cream: 1 cup
Butter: 2 table spoon
Salt: to taste
Water: as required for the consistency of the gravy
Shredded cottage cheese: for garnish
Coriander Leaves: for garnish

Method:

For Covering of Kofte-
1. Mash all the things properly except the oil, make 10 equal portions out of it and keep aside.
2. Chop all the things finely and mix well, keep aside.
 
kofta filling

filling mixture




Kofte ball preparation

3. Now take one portion and flatten it on your palm evenly.
Paneer ball spread on palm
4. Keep a tea spoon of filling mixture in the center of it.
Kofte filling phase
5. Roll the balls covering the filling in such a way that filling it is nicely sealed from all the sides. You can take help of corn flour while doing so as it is a great binding agent.
Rolled Kofte
6. Now perform the same action with rest of the nine portions as well and keep the kofte ready for frying.
All rolled kofte are ready for frying
7. Now fry the kofte till they turn nice golden brown in color.

For Gravy-
1. Take a kadhayi add oil on a medium flame.
2. When the oil is warm add cumin seeds, bay leaves, clove powder and let them leave their aroma in oil.
3. Now add onion and ginger paste to it and fry till they start leaving oil from sides of the kadhayi.
 
Onions, ginger paste n masale

 4. Now add tomato puree and all the spices except kasoori methi and keep frying it till it starts spreading nice aroma in your kitchen.]

5. Now add cream and kasoori methi and keep stirring.
6. Add water for getting the desired consistency and let it cook for a minute or so.
7. When gravy has reached the desired thickness turn the flame off and bring the gravy into a serving bowl.
8. To this add butter/cream and kofte.
9. Garnish with shredded paneer and coriander leaves.

Our Malayi Kofte are ready to enjoy with Naan/ roti/ parathe/ jeera rice/ pulao (Whatever you like to accompany with).

Note:
1. You can roll the kofte in any shape you want, I have made them cylindrical.
2. You can add cashew nut paste also in the gravy to make it even even richer :)

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Happy Cooking!! :) :)