What is another word for NAAN?
Pronunciation:
[ nˈɑːn], [ nˈɑːn], [ n_ˈɑː_n]
Synonyms for Naan:
Other synonyms:
- bagel ,
- baguette ,
- biscuit ,
- blini ,
- bread ,
- breadcrumbs ,
- brioche ,
- bun ,
- corn bread ,
- corn pone .
Other relevant words:
- baguet ,
- beigel ,
- black bread ,
- black-backed gull ,
- bliny ,
- cabbage ,
- challah ,
- chapati ,
- clams ,
- cobnut ,
- cookie ,
- cooky ,
- cross bun ,
- dinero ,
- dough ,
- faculty ,
- filbert ,
- gelt ,
- gran ,
- grandma ,
- grandmother ,
- grannie ,
- granny ,
- granny knot ,
- great black-backed gull ,
- hazelnut ,
- kale ,
- lettuce ,
- lolly ,
- loot ,
- lucre ,
- moolah ,
- nan ,
- nan river ,
- nanna ,
- pelf ,
- roll ,
- scratch ,
- shekels ,
- simoleons ,
- stave ,
- sugar ,
- wampum .
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How to use "NAAN" in context?
Legend has it that the word "NAAN" originated in ancient India, where it was used as a breadstick. Today, naan is enjoyed all over the world as a bread, appetizer, and dessert. In India, naan is often eaten as a street food.
Naan is baked on a hot skillet using a special dough. The naan is then traditionally dunked into a variety of savory and sweet sauces. In modern kitchens, naan can also be made using a bread machine or oven.
The naan's popularity extends beyond India. Naan is popular in Pakistan, Greece, and the United States.
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