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Kheema Naan |
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Khemma mean minced meat, adding
kheema to the naan makes the bread richer and flavourful and the bread goes really very well with the presence of meat.
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Serves
(4 to 5) Ingredients (A) ½
teaspoon Yeast 2
tablespoons
Plain Yoghurt 2 tablespoons
Condensed Milk 2 teaspoons Fine
Salt 300ml
Warm Water Ingredients
(B) 500 grams
Plain Flour Ingredients (C) 1 picec Onion 15 grams
Red Capsicum 15 grams
Green Capsicum 3 sprigs
Coriander Leaves 2 pieces
Green Chilli As
necessary
Seekh Kebab Ingredients (D) As necessary Butter 1.
Kheema can be Chicken Seekh Kebab or Mutton Seekh Kebab refer to pages. You also can use your own minced meat recipes. 2.
Cut split the green chillies into two and remove the seeds, and then chop the Ingredients (C), together.
3. Mix all the Ingredients (A), together in a bowl and stir it till it dissolves. 4. Then add in the Ingredients (B), to it. Then make it into soft
pliable dough. 5.
Divide and shape it into 8 to 10 balls and leave it aside for 10 minutes. Cover with a wet cloth. 6. Take the dough ball, flatten it with fingertips. Put in the fillings which is the Ingredient (C), into the center
of the flatten dough and seal the edges. 7.
Roll out the dough into a round shape and required thickness on a lightly floured board. 8. Use a long, sharp stroke in a forward direction or tap it in your hand. 9.
Preheat the oven to 220oC before placing the naan into the oven. 10.
Place the naan on the tray and bake it in the
oven for 6 to 8 minutes at 220oC. 11. Once it is done smear it with Ingredient (D). * If you feel the naan is not done due to
the oven, bake it for another few more minutes. * To give a burnt texture, increase the heat.
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