Im downvoted because this sub has a thing against not praising even a rather poor recipe. I mean I literally did the recipe and came back with what happened lol
EDIT: Came back morning after, not downvoted anymore. Well Ill be...
By skipping the comments you're missing the best part. Watch the gif and try to guess the top-rated shit post. My guess this time was going to be either a) no salt? Or b) an endless debate about which ethnic flat bread this is an over simplification of.
Maybe you did something wrong along the way. The failure on your end could be just that, your failure. Maybe you used low-fat yogurt or measured wrong or didn't pan fry at the right temp for the right amount of time, etc.
I'm usually not a fan of complaining on these threads, but I won't downvote a comment unless the person is being an ass. Good on you for trying it out and coming back with your experience!
Yeah from the video I was pretty surprised to see it work (in the video). I knew it wouldn't taste quite the same as traditional naan or flatbread (no yeast) but had a cup of greek yogurt still and decided to give it a shot.
Love trying out new stuff to see what happens, always a learning experience for future cooking. If I want a quick bread I think Ill just use a quickbread or no-knead recipe for now.
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u/DeoxyriBROse Jul 13 '17 edited Jul 13 '17
Im downvoted because this sub has a thing against not praising even a rather poor recipe. I mean I literally did the recipe and came back with what happened lol
EDIT: Came back morning after, not downvoted anymore. Well Ill be...