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FezzesAreCool
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A pole about Naan.
FezzesAreCool
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I like plain naan dipped in tikka masala sauce.
DH likes garlic naan.
On the rare occasion I can find cinnamon raisin naan, I like that too. <---that doesn't fall under the no fruit in dessert thing.
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Re: A pole about Naan.
Matter Paneer with Naan is my favorite
TJs has some good frozen Indian meals and their frozen naan is awesome.
I can't do frozen naan. It doesn't taste right and I can't get it crispy and slightly burned.
If one of you tells me the use frozen naan at indian restaurants I will do somehing.
I love ALL NAAN EQUALLY.
But hold the phone: CINNAMON RAISIN NAAN? YES I AM YELLING. Holy yum.
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The only place I've ever seen it is at a place in Greenwood. I think sofa knows where I"m talking about.
It was cinnamon and raisins stuffed in naan. It was amazeballs.
Obviously frozen naan is not the best, but it's pretty darn good.
There is a food truck here that sells Naan sandwiches. Nomomomom
(Fez is right too. You know, for a change.)
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MoonlitPlumeria & mrebecca, you'd best get your butts to the nearest Indian restaurant and order something delicious. Ask your waiter for recommendations and whatever you do, order the least spicy level of that dish.
If you tear off a small piece of naan you can fold it over meat and dip it in sauce... it's like your own little sandwich. So good.
You haven't lived my friend. It's amazing.
I like plain naan and will gladly dip it in any number of tasty Indian sauces
Seriously it is. Don't knock it til you tried it.
I have leftover garlic naan and raita in my lunchbox today.
It's ok to be jealous, ladies.
Now I know what I'm having for lunch!
I don't know either.
We had a place nearby when we lived in Pennsylvania, but we just never got around to going! I'm kicking myself now!
Mmm that sounds good. And good plan on the spice level lol. For someone who lives in the south, my taste buds are surprisingly not built for really spicy things!