Naan bread - Pan Naan

Tengo bastante claro en qué bando milito en lo referente a ser purista con las recetas. Opino que adaptarlas al gusto de cada uno o a la disponibilidad de ingredientes haciendo sustituciones y mezclas poco ortodoxas es súper divertido. Es decir, cuando veo que Jamie Oliver se ha convertido en un chef de fama y prestigio universal echando chorizo a la paella, escucho el rechinar de dientes que se oye desde Valencia pero yo soy feliz viendo que mis padres (que son del bando del chorizo en la paella de pollo) simplemente lo hacían a su manera porque al niño de la casa le gustaba así. Y ¿qué mejor motivo?

I believe in being as unorthodox as possible in everything related to cooking, recipes and ingredients. First because sometimes some ingredients are hard to find depending on where you live, second because you don't need to give up on a dish you may love just because there is one ingredient in it that you don't like or can't eat. And last, because experimenting in the kitchen is fun and can make you a worldwide-famous-rockstar-chef. At least that is what happened to Jamie Oliver, a guy that adds  chorizo  to the  paella  just because those two words seem to scream Spain... As a Spaniard I am totally ok with chorizo in the paella, but Spaniard-Paella-Purists could start a crusade against such abomination. I prefer to call it fusion cuisine.

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