A gift from 2025 me to 2026 me. Used them to make a rough approximation of the breakfast naans from the same book (bacon, cream cheese, coriander, and tomato & chilli jam; I replaced the bacon with some fried mushroom & lentil burger)
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They can be if you have naan at breakfast!
But to be fair I'm British, so I know bugger all about whether it's actually a thing in India. The book is from a restaurant heavily inspired by specific cafes in India that took a lot of British and Iranian traditions on board themselves, so it might have been one of those situations where someone made their best effort at a dish from home with the local ingredients
As a fellow Brit I have indeed done horrifying things with naan breads but mine weren't home made. What's the book? It sounds fantastic.
This one here https://www.dishoom.com/store/products/dishoom-cookery-book/?collectionTitle=Books+and+Music&collectionSlug=books-and-music