Naan with Keema
Fresh tandoor-baked naan bread stuffed or topped with spiced minced lamb (keema), served as street food.
Why It Works
The extreme heat of the tandoor (900°F+) puffs the naan in seconds, creating charred spots and a soft interior; the keema steams inside the bread, staying juicy.
Key Ingredients
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