Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Naan Machine

Like a bread machine, but for naan.
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This amazing machine combines all the necessary ingredients, mixes and rises the dough, then individually bakes small flattened globs of dough in the built-in tandoor oven. Yumminess guaranteed.

Besides homemade Indian food, try naan with:

sloppy Joe, cream chipped beef, baked beans, eggs Benedict, Chinese takeout, fajitas, spaghetti, hummus, salsa or guacamole, Navajo tacos,...

or just eat them by themselves.

kaeru, Oct 11 2005

Narn = Naan? http://www.code7r.o...images/nafeel01.jpg
[zen_tom, Oct 11 2005]

(semi) Compact Roti Maker http://kmenterprise.../Ultra-Compact.html
Won't fit on your counter-top, but might roll in next to the stove. [reensure, Oct 14 2005]


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       Good Ghod yes.
5th Earth, Oct 11 2005
  

       Definitley a crossaint. No wait, a naan.
PollyNo9, Oct 11 2005
  

       it truly is an amazing machine.
benfrost, Oct 11 2005
  

       //Any thoughts as to how the machine would break the dough up in to smaller pieces for individual baking?//   

       I was thinking that the dough globs would be pinched off into a spinning cylinder that would flatten the dough before hurling it into the tandoor. That's right; I have no clue.
kaeru, Oct 11 2005
  

       I prefer to cook my naan on an iron skillet under a broiler (just let it heat up till a flour dusting will brown first). Tandoors are a bit of a pain to carry around.

have iron skillet, will travel.
but I’ll give it a (+) none the less.
cjacks, Oct 11 2005
  

       <thread-jack-in-style-of sci-fi-geek-moment>
Did anyone else find it strangely coincidental that the race in Babylon-5 that most looked like naan bread, were called, "The Narn"? </tjisosfgm>
zen_tom, Oct 11 2005
  

       Don't want to be the voice of dissent here, but this is being very well bunned for what is just a slightly modified breadmaker. Oh well, such is the mystery of the 'bakery.
wagster, Oct 11 2005
  

       naanotate - a flattened comment
xenzag, Oct 11 2005
  

       [wagster], that's because everyone's mouths are watering at the thought of fresh nan. This is truly a must-have kitchen appliance.
oldchina, Oct 13 2005
  

       Next up, a toaster type device that hurls poppadoms?
skinflaps, Oct 13 2005
  

       Poppadom-frisbee: there's potential there. First one to make it into a good idea wins some croissants.
wagster, Oct 13 2005
  

       Croissant maker?
rambling_sid, Oct 14 2005
  

       If you give me naan, I'll give you a bun no matter how wobbly or possibly baked beyond belief the idea is. +
squeak, Oct 14 2005
  

       My neighbor makes roti all the time ... it looks like naan. Nonetheless ,,, yummy. If anyone wants to make a versatile machine, it must produce macaroons as well.
reensure, Oct 14 2005
  

       This invention is Naan-sense (+)
energy guy, Oct 14 2005
  

       You don't know naan about naan. (ebonic reference: 'nann' means nothing. Amongst many other translations. Such is ebonics.)
daseva, Oct 14 2005
  

       The wonders of naanotechnology.   

       [Unabubba]:Show me the Monet.
neilp, Oct 15 2005
  

       Good budda yes
Voice, Aug 17 2008
  

       If this ever makes a nan, it will become unstable and self destruct. This reminds me of a song.   

       One little, two little, three little dirty nans, four little, five little, six little dirty nans, seven little, eight little, nine little dirty nans -- ten little filthy nans!   

       There were ten in the bed, and the little one said, 'postdecrement, postdecrement' So they all postdecremented and everything self destructed.
mylodon, Aug 18 2008
  


 

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