This Naan Bread recipe is low in Syn, quick, easy and cheap to make. They are suitable for freezing and the perfect side dish for a delicious Syn free curry.
I love a curry but I am always craving a good naan bread to mop up the leftover sauce. Sadly most store bought naan breads are pretty high in Syns so I set about trying to create the ultimate low Syn naan bread.
Let me just say… if you are lucky enough to be able to find any flour during this crazy time we are living in good on you! Crack on and make this delicious recipe! For those of you who literally cannot find a bag of flour anywhere you may need to wait a little longer before you can sample.
WHY IS THIS THE BEST HEALTHY NAAN BREAD?
- Quick
- Easy
- Cheap
- Low Syn
- Low in Calories
- Delicious
- Freezable
CAN I FREEZE AND REHEAT THESE NAAN BREAD?
Yes absolutely! Allow to cook and freeze for up to 1 month. Defrost throroughly and warm through in the oven before devouring.
The recipe below is worth 32 Syns and it will make approx. 10 mini naan bread. You are welcome to make larger or smaller naan but remember to Syn accordingly.
All you need now is the perfect curry to serve alongside….
TIP: THESE MAKE AMAZING PIZZA BASES TOO!
Mini Naan Bread
Ingredients
- 200g Self Raising Flour
- 175g Fat Free Greek Style Yoghurt
- Pinch Salt
- Pinch Black Pepper
- 1 tsp Garlic Granules (Optional)
- Frylight
Instructions
- Add self raising flour, yoghurt, salt and pepper into a bowl. Combine the ingredients using a wooden spoon. (Or use dough attachment on electric mixer)
- Dust work surface with flour and spend a few minutes kneading your mixture. (Not necessary if you are using electric mixer)
- Divide mixture into 10 equal balls. Flatten and make into naan bread shapes. Use a rolling pin to roll into 6 – 7 cm thick naans.
- Over a medium to high heat spray a pan with plenty of frylight and cook each naan bread separately. Approx 1 – 2 minutes each side.
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Please let me know how it turned out! Leave a comment below or share a photo on Instagram tagging me at @fatgirlskinny__ and the hashtag #fatgirlskinny.
Made these tonight. Impressed and so was the other half. Will add different flavourings next time.
can you use normal fat free yoghurt? I dont have any greek yoghurt
It works best with greek style 🙂
All your recipes look so good I’ve even shared them with my friend to try cant wait for more to be added
Lovely nan breads. Even my son ate them and enjoyed them
Thanks
Made these tonight they were delicious. No more buying shop ones 👍
I’m 6 weeks in with slimming world and your page has been a blessing. Made these naan breads tonight and wow!! What a revelation. Had my doubts but even my hubby loved them. Thankyou
i made these last night to accompany a SW veg curry ! omg amazing ! so easy so tasty and defo will now never buy a supermarket naan again !! thank you for this recipe 🙂
Can you re-warm them in a toaster?
I haven’t tried it but i don’t see why not 🙂
Can they be frozen
Yes 🙂 this information can be found in the post.
Made these both myself and my husband thoroughly enjoyed them, I added a crushed fresh garlic clove in with mine. I will definitely be making them again 😋
Have you ever tried to make this using fromais frais? I would live to make these to have with a curry tonight but only have fromais frais in the fridge 😔
Hi there
I haven’t but hey it’s always worth experimenting x
Made these before really tasty going to make again even hubby liked them x
These are lovely, I added black onion seeds to mine, delicious!
I have made these twice now, they are lovely, done the usual garlic and coriander, and frozen some and used them, they’re great, I forgot to eat them with my curry one evening, so I used them with soup for my lunch the next day, a good alternative to bread or not having anything. 🙂
I know those comments were from ages ago but I actually tried these with fat free fromage frais tonight, they were soooo good. I think I actually preferred then to when I used yogurt.
Hopefully this helps anyone wondering the same thing in the future 🙃