
A stuffed naan combines fluffy yeast dough with savory halloumi for an aromatic flatbread. The combination of melted cheese, fresh herbs, and crispy baked dough makes it a special variant of the classic Indian bread.
Essential Ingredients
- Flour and yeast: For fluffy dough
- Yogurt: Makes the dough smooth
- Halloumi: For salty flavor
- Fresh herbs: For aroma
- Garlic butter: As finish

Path to Perfect Naan
- Developing dough:
- Mix flour with yeast and baking powder. Work in yogurt and milk. Let the dough rest.
- Preparing filling:
- Finely grate the halloumi. Mix with chopped herbs, chili, and spring onions. Distribute the mixture evenly on the rolled-out pieces of dough.
- Perfect forming:
- Divide the dough into equal portions. Roll each piece into a circle, fill, and carefully seal the edges. Gently flatten again.
- Baking in the pan:
- Heat a heavy pan well. Bake the naans over medium heat until golden brown. Press lightly with a cloth for optimal rising.
These stuffed naans combine traditional baking technique with innovative filling for an aromatic pastry.
Creative Variations
The filling can be adapted in many ways. Sun-dried tomatoes and basil for Mediterranean note. Spinach and feta for Greek version. Potatoes and cumin for Indian aroma.
Serving Suggestions
Serve with various dips. Serve with curry or lentil dishes. Fill as a wrap with salad and hummus.

Storage and Usage
Wrapped in a cloth, the naans stay fresh for several hours. Reheat in a pan or toaster. Frozen keeps up to three months.
Troubleshooting
- Dough too dry: add more yogurt
- Filling leaks out: seal edges better
- Too thick: carefully roll out again
- Too pale: let pan get hotter
These stuffed naans are a creative interpretation of the classic Indian bread. The combination of fluffy dough and savory halloumi filling makes them a special taste experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
- → Why should the yogurt be at room temperature?
- Room temperature yogurt allows the yeast to work better. This makes the dough rise better and become fluffier.
- → Can I use other cheese?
- Yes, feta or grated mozzarella also work. However, halloumi gives the typical savory flavor.
- → How does the naan become especially fluffy?
- Knead the dough well, let it rest sufficiently, and press it lightly when baking. The baking powder gives extra fluffiness.
- → Can I prepare the dough in advance?
- Yes, up to 24 hours in the refrigerator. Bring to room temperature before using.
- → How do I store leftover naan?
- Wrapped in foil for 1-2 days in the refrigerator. Briefly warm in the pan before serving.