Naan
See Video in Guide Section or watch on youtube : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkiN7fQbHiA
or easier receipe : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JK0DTF9Edtk
Ingredients:

All Purpose Flour/Maida 2 cups (275 g)
Salt 1 tsp
Oil 4 tsp
Warm Water 1/2 cup
Rapid Rise Yeast 1 tsp
Sugar 1 tsp
Egg 1, medium, well beaten (or 1 Tbsp Flaxseed powder mixed with 3 Tbsp of water can be used as a substitute for egg)
Yogurt 2 Tbsp
Additional All Purpose Flour for rolling and dusting

Method:

1. Add Yeast and Sugar to warm Water and mix well. Cover and
keep it aside for 5-7 minutes (until foamy).

2. In a large bowl, mix Flour and Salt well.

3. Add Oil and mix until there are no lumps.

4. Once Yeast and Water mixture becomes foamy, add Yogurt and
Egg. Whisk until mixed well.

5. Add the mixture to the Flour a little at a time and knead
into a soft dough ball.

6. Drizzle a few drops of Oil on the dough and cover to that a
“skin” does not form.

7. Cover and keep in a warm place for 1 hour. You can preheat
the oven to 170 degrees F and turn the oven off and keep dough
inside.

8. Preheat Oven to highest temperature possible (approx 550
degrees F/ 288 degrees C) with Pizza Stone inside. Once
dough has risen, lightly oil hands and punch down the dough
and knead. Dust with additional flour if needed.

9. Divide dough into small portions and roll it out on a
floured surface. Keep rolled naan aside on a tray.

10. Place 3-4 rolled naan onto hot Pizza Stone and place stone
on the highest oven rack.

11. Bake for 3-5 minutes until naan are light golden brown.

12. Remove from oven and smear on butter (optional).

13. Keep naan in an insulated container until ready to serve.
Best served fresh and hot. Makes 8 avg size naans.

Tips:

1. If you don’t have a pizza stone, you can use a regular baking
sheet or pan. You will need to flip the naan half way through.

2. Different topping can be used (minced garlic, kalonji, chat
masala, etc.)

3. One tablespoon Flaxseed powder mixed with 3 tablespoons of
water can be used as a substitute for egg. You will be able to
see tiny flaxseed flecks but there is no taste difference.

4. You can use regular yeast instead of rapid rise yeast. Allow
dough to rise for one hour, punch the dough down and allow to
rise again for an additional hour.

5. Once the first lot of naan are in the oven, start rolling
second lot and get a process in place to save time.