The food blogger suggested not to cover the pan while reheating naan. (Photo Credits: Instagram)
The video shows a simple and effective method to reheat naans without leaving them dry and hard.
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When it comes to savouring Indian curries, there is no better companion than a warm, fluffy naan. While some people have ventured into making this flatbread on pans, the authentic taste of tandoori naan cooked in the traditional clay oven remains unparalleled. Unfortunately, most of us do not have a tandoor at home, and when we order naan for takeaway, it often arrives dry and hard, making it a bit of a challenge to enjoy. But worry not! A video doing the rounds on the internet has unveiled a simple and effective method to reheat naans without leaving them dry and tough. What is even more delightful is that after watching this video, many viewers have shared their unique hacks for reheating naans in the comment section.
In the video, the food blogger demonstrates a simple technique— she places a naan on a pan and adds 3 to 4 tablespoons of water. She suggests not putting a lid on the pan while reheating. The result is a delightfully soft, fluffy and hot flatbread ready to serve. It is a quick and easy trick that promises to elevate your dine-in experience at home.
Take a look at the video below:
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The video garnered the attention of food lovers, amassing more than 2 million views. What’s even more intriguing is that many viewers enthusiastically shared their ingenious hacks for reheating naan right at home in the comment section.
A user wrote, “Alternatively you can put a glass of water with your naan/roti/ bread in the microwave to avoid that problem. Works well enough.”
Another user added, “Simply use a microwave oven to reheat…..cover it with a lid n reheat for like 40-50 seconds….it will be soft as before.”
An Instagrammer penned, “But the easy way is to put it directly on the gas flame and let it heat from both the sides, it’s exactly ready to eat like new.”
Someone suggested, “You can do it on a double boiler, try it.”
Do you also know a unique way to reheat naan? Let us know in the comments.
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first published:September 19, 2023, 10:49 IST
last updated:September 19, 2023, 10:49 IST
