The other day on the radio I heard an interesting study. They polled women and asked what they thought men wanted for Father's Day. Women said they thought men wanted tickets to a sporting event and power tools. But when they polled men, what they really wanted was a smart phone/ipad type device. And the second thing they wanted was A HOME COOKED MEAL! I am guessing if you are participating in TWD, a home cooked meal for the father in your life is not a big deal. But I think that says a lot about today's society that a home cooked meal ranks above sporting tickets and power tools for men. I would venture to say that study shows not many men are getting a home cooked meal. So what does all that have to do with Oasis Naan? I think it's a shame how many people are missing out on something so easy, yet satisfying like this bread. This bread was so easy and with so few ingredients, yet when I finished with it I felt like a rock star baker. It was so good, especially with some hummus. So I am so grateful for this group that keeps my love of baking and cooking alive and shows me new recipes like Oasis Naan that I probably would have never tried without this group.
The Persian Naan dough, fully risen
The dough rolled out and with seasoning. I don't own a pizza stone and used the back side of a jelly roll pan to bake them on. What a slick trick! I didn't know you could do that.
Ready to eat with some hummus! My whole family loved it. What an easy party food this would make!
3 comments:
Wish I'd thought to make some hummus. Yours looks fabulous!
I wish my naan turned out well. It was very hard - can't figure it out.
Hummus = yum!
I can vouch for the cooking - The Dude always tells me how much he likes "real" food... (except when I make something he doesn't like so much)
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