naan bread

dlusman

Does anyone know of any supermarkets selling keema naan or other similar "stuffed" naan breads ? ( and I dont have any Indian speciality shops to try )

Wizard_of_Id

Lidl sells garlic naan and also corriander ones but I don't know of any non speciality shops that sell keema naan

dlusman

Wizard_of_Id wrote: »

Lidl sells garlic naan and also corriander ones but I don't know of any non speciality shops that sell keema naan

Yes - all supermarkets will sell "normal" flavoured naan

MysteryMe

Waitrose have a recipe for Keema kebabs which involves naan bread if any use? They look delicious.

https://www.waitrose.com/content/waitrose/en/home/recipes/recipe_directory/k/keema-kebabs-withkachumbermangochutney.A4.html

daveyjp

Check the frozen section of supermarkets, Iceland etc. They often have keema naan and parathas.

dlusman

daveyjp wrote: »

Check the frozen section of supermarkets, Iceland etc. They often have keema naan and parathas.

No Iceland near me ( and nothing on their website ). Can you give a specific supermaket example, as I have looked in most of them - and nothing listed on mysupermarket that I could find ?

artyclarty

My local Asda stocks them in the bread section (I have one in the freezer right now). I live in a University town so lots of diversity in the city centre, my local Asian supermarket keeps them in stock - might be worth a look if you have one nearby.

dlusman

artyclarty wrote: »

My local Asda stocks them in the bread section (I have one in the freezer right now)..

Must be a local line - nothing in my Asda ( or on the Asda website ) - can you give me the brand name ?

Livelongandprosper

My teach which is in the back of beyond sells pashwimi naan and I'm talking a place where you can't buy basics like lemon grass and coriander

Naan is very easy to make. Use a dry frying pan so you get the heat you need. Much more effective then an oven

dlusman

Livelongandprosper wrote: »

My teach which is in the back of beyond sells pashwimi naan and I'm talking a place where you can't buy basics like lemon grass and coriander

Naan is very easy to make. Use a dry frying pan so you get the heat you need. Much more effective then an oven

yes - but I am not talking about peshwiri naan or other standard naan available in all the supermarkets. I am asking about keema naan - which is naan with a layer of flavoured minced lamb inside.

Wizard_of_Id

Friend told me she got these in Sainsbugs last week.

Sainsbury's Indian Mini Lamb Keema Naan Bites
(6 per pack - 228g)
£2.30
£1.01 / 100g