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Cheesy Indian naan bread, oh how we love thee!
The Passage Brady in the 10th arrondissem*nt of Paris has been on our list of places to visit and explore for quite some time. On a lazy Monday, we took the day off together and spent the first half of the day exploring the Passage Brady and the surrounding Indian quarter before walking to the Marais where we spent the afternoon. It was a lovely day!
The Passage Brady in Paris
There are 25 covered passages left in Paris. In 1850, Paris had 150 covered passages. Haussman’s re-structuring of Paris in the second half of the 19th century created many of the large, open avenues we still have in Paris today by opening upmany of Paris’ Streets. Unfortunately, the opening of Paris’ Streets resulted in the destruction of the majority of the covered passages.
We love exploring the remaining covered passages of Parisand learning about the fascinating history of each one.
The Passage Brady is busy and bustling with energy. On a Monday morning, people were all around buying fruits and vegetables, chatting and laughing with one another.
Inside the Passage Brady, there are small Indian supermarkets, a fish spa and many Indian restaurants. The passage smelled of naan bread. Next time we visit, we will stay for lunch. We were very tempted by all of the beautiful scents drifting from the various restaurants!
Some of our favorite finds in the Passage Brady in Paris
Gorgeous limes in the Passage Brady in Paris
Mini aubergines in the Passage Brady in Paris
Spicy hot “piments habanero” in the Passage Brady in Paris
Indian naan bread recipe
We love Indian cuisine and we love trying new Indian recipes! We couldn’t wait to go home and create our very own Indian naan bread filled with cheese.
Recently, we have been making the most delicious, buttery, cheesy, heavenly cheese naan to go with our Indian dishes. Naan bread is the perfect bread to go with every Indian dish.We recommend making 2 per person as everyone will love these and1 just won’t be enough!
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Cheese Naan
Description
Creamy and delicious cheese naan
Ingredients
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- 200 g of whole wheat flour
- 1 pot of natural yogurt
- Paneer cheese
- 1/2 teaspoon of sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon of yeast
- 1 tablespoon of olive oil
- 5 cl of hot water
- Salt to taste
Instructions
- Put the flour in a bowl. Add olive oil and mix on medium speed.
- Add yeast, sugar, salt and yogurt and mix again on medium speed.
- Add water and mix again (still on medium speed).
- Once a large ball of dough forms, detach bowl from the Kitchenaid, cover bowl with a tea cloth and leave your dough to rest (and rise) for 3-4 hours.
- When dough has risen, divide into 4 balls.
- Use a rolling pin to flatten your dough.
- Heat frying pan with a small amount of olive oil to keep dough from sticking to the frying pan.
- Place rolled and flattened dough on frying pan and cook for 4 minutes on each side.
Notes
Use your stand mixer’s hook attachment for this recipe.
You can add crushed garlic and/or herbes de provence to your dough in the second step of our recipe for extra flavor!
- Category: Bread
- Cuisine: Indian
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Check out this great tutorial : how to eat with your hand and use naan properly. Enjoy, friends!
We would love to hear how you enjoy these cheese naan. Have you been to Paris? Have you visited the Passage Brady? Please tell us all about your experiences in the comments below! We love to hear from you! ♥
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healthyindiankitchen says
What a perfect recipe for naan! Can’t wait to try it! Thanks Alix 🙂
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A Hedgehog in the Kitchen says
Thank you! I’m so glad you like the recipe! We are very excited to be following your blog! Thank you for stopping by ours as well! 🙂
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Petra @CrumblesAdnKale says
Oh, naan is one of my absolute favorites but I’ve been struggling to get them proper tasting at home, need to try you’re recipe ASAP. Thank you!
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A Hedgehog in the Kitchen says
Hi! Yes, please do try it and let us know how it goes! If you have any questions, we’re here to help.
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