Let's talk about naan, baby

I adore a good naan. The first time I tried to make them, I used a recipe from a book that has proven useless time and time again and ended up with hard, lumpy, tasteless, sorry excuses for naan.
Then I found this recipe online, and viola! Fluffy yet tender, soft and chewy in all the right places and total buttery goodness. Perfect with a classic chicken curry. The best part was being able to make them in a cast iron skillet. MF and Kumi could not get enough, and I inhaled at least half a dozen myself. Rolling each of them out is a bit of a pain, but otherwise, it's a fairly painless process. Well worth the effort, I say!
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About Sanae
I'm an illustrator and crafty mom and I stay up way too late making stuff. For more info, please go to my website
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You gave me a good laugh with your little comment mistake - I've done that before too!
My son saw your photo of the naan and asked what it was. Me: Naan. Him: We could make that! Me: Yes, but we need yoghurt for that. We don't have the right type of yoghurt. Him: We've got strawberry yoghurt... we could make strawberry naan?" Me: No, I don't think that's a good idea!