Genius idea! I mess around with a plumber's torch, but this is so much simpler.
Thanks mate!
Ferret
Genius idea! I mess around with a plumber's torch, but this is so much simpler.
Thanks mate!
Ferret
Very nice Mick. How large is your Tawa? Any chance we'll see video of this one day?
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As Swatson said has any one tried a pizza stone as it its a bit the same as a tandor oven ie stone type oven
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HIya Mick
i have made this recipe in so many different ways, it does not matter how hard i try i just cannot get them to stick to the tandoori wall they always fall into the tandoori over, much to the amusement of my guests LOL!
any suggestions on this
Many thanks
Simon
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ok will try that thanks Mick
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Hi all, just thought i would bump this thread. I would recommend this for any newcomers wishing to attempt Naan breads. I cook all mine this way with great results.
Cheers
Steve
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Cheers Steve,
I hope your currying has gone from strength to strength.
Good to see you're still around.
Mick
Steve is right to bump this thread - this works, folks. A slight mod for me is that I rub the top of the naan with plenty of oil before applying it to the cushion (I then apply water to the other surface to ensure that it sticks to the tawa, as per the instruction above). This means that if I have a batch of a dozen to do they won't stick to the cushion after I have pressed them onto the tawa.
This works equally well for peshwari and keema naans, by the way.
Ferret
Hi Mick,
Currying is going well and i still check in on the site for a brush up on any information and light reading. Have you been getting into the kitchens or has that slowed down, always enjoy watching your videos. Took a couple of photos of some Naans i made using your method, it's a real winner for me.
Cheers
Steve.
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