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Gluten Free Naan Bread

Gluten Free Naan Bread


There are some things which normally you would take for granted but find the Gluten Free versions are a bit disappointing. Most folk wouldn’t usually consider making their own Garlic Naan Bread. But these really were worth the effort. We’ve plenty in the freezer for when we next do a Curry.

Ingredients:-

1 Egg
408g of All Purpose Flour
1Tsp of Baking Powder
1 Tsp Xanthan Gum
½ Tbsp Yeast
1 tsp Sugar
½ Tsp Salt
2 Tbsp Oil
3 Tbsp Yogurt
60ml of Milk

Ingredients for Garlic ‘Butter’:-

3 Tbsp Margarine
2 Cloves of Garlic, minced
Dried Parsley
Dried Coriander

Method:-

(1) Add the Sugar and Yeast to 280ml of warm Water and allow to stand for 15 minutes.
(2) Add Salt, Baking Powder and Xanthan Gum to the Flour and mix well.
(3) Add the Oil, Yogurt and Egg and mix well.
(4) Warm the milk in a pan slightly.
(5) Add the Yeast and Water to the flour mixture.
(6) Gradually stir in the warm milk.
(7) Kneed into a dough and cover with cling film.
(8) Allow to rise in a warm place for 3 hours.
(9) Melt the Margarine and add the Garlic, Pasley and Coriander and set aside.
(10) Spoon sufficient amounts of the dough onto a floured board to form into Naan shapes about 3mm thick.
(11) Fry one side in the griddle pan while basting the top with Garlic Butter.
(12) Turn several times and fry until the Naan is browned on both sides and fluffed up evenly.
(13) Set aside under a warm grill until you have fried all the dough and are ready to serve.

This recipe has been adapted for UK measurements and was originally found here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nf8CNVtsM6w

 

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We’re always experimenting, that just how we are! We’ve found two issues with the various GF Batters. If you use Egg as a binder, it sticks, but it’s very heavy. If you use just Cornflour etc. there’s no protein to ‘Fix’ the batter as it hits the hot Oil. As a result you end up with lots of particulates in the Oil. These burn the next time you fry and ruin the Oil.

I think we’re found a fix!

These measures made enough better for 2 Cod Loin fillets and 6 Garlic button Mushrooms. But as long as you scale 1 / 5 - Gram Flour / Cornflour it should work.

Ingredients:-

1 Tbsp of Gram Flour
5 Tbsps of Cornflour
Salt & fresh ground Black Pepper to season
2 Tsps of Baking Powder
2 Tsps of Turmeric
Soda Water

Additional Cornflour to dredge

Method:-

(1) Add the dredging Cornflour to a bowl.
(2) Set your fryer to 160c and allow to heat up.
(3) Mix the main batter ingredients dry.
(4) Add enough Soda Water to make a batter which will stick.
(5) Dredge to items you intend to Batter in the Cornflour.
(6) Fry until floating and golden brown in batches.
(7) remove each batch to drain.
(8) Re-dunk to re-heat just before serving.

The excess batter formed Scraps and floated making preserving your Oil much easier. Although this seems a low frying temperature the protein in the Gram Flour will burn at 180c and the batter will be dark and slightly bitter. But both the Fish & the Mushrooms held their moisure and the Garlic Butter stayed in the batter. Also the few Battered Mushrooms left this morning would easily have refreshed with another brief frying - Bonus!

 

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