Butter Naan No Yeast No Eggs
This Butter Naan is the perfect partner for my Arabian Lamb Stew—I actually made both on the same day! Soft, fluffy, and full of flavor, this no-yeast naan is ideal if you’re avoiding yeast or eggs, or just want a lighter version of that delicious restaurant-style naan.

There’s nothing quite like the smell (and taste!) of fresh homemade bread, and this one doesn’t disappoint. You’ll get that classic soft and slightly chewy texture, without needing any fancy ingredients or techniques. Just your stovetop and broiler, and a few pantry staples.
Why You’ll Love This Butter Naan Recipe
- No yeast & no eggs – perfect for dietary restrictions.
- Soft and fluffy – like naan from your favorite Indian restaurant.
- Easy to make at home – ready in under 3 hours (mostly resting time).
- Garlic butter topping – optional, but highly recommended for flavor.

Notes & Tips:
- Use full-fat yogurt for richer flavor and better texture.
- Don’t over-knead—just enough to get a smooth dough.
- Keep the cooked naan covered with a clean kitchen towel to lock in moisture.
- You can skip the garlic if you want plain butter naan, but don’t skip the butter!

This homemade butter naan without yeast or eggs is truly a must-try. Soft, slightly chewy, and brushed with fragrant garlic butter—what’s not to love? Pair it with your favorite stew or curry, and you’re in comfort food heaven.

Butter Naan No Yeast No Eggs
Ingredients
- 2 cup all-purpose flour
- Pinch of salt
- 2 teaspoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 2 tablespoon oil
- ¼ cup yogurt
- ½ cup warm water you may need less.
Butter Garlic rub
- 2 tablespoon butter
- ¼ teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 tablespoon chopped cilantro or parsley
Instructions
Making the butter garlic rub
- Mix all ingredients together and keep aside.
Making the naan
- In a mixing bowl, add all the ingredients except water. Mix well with your hand or using a stand mixer.
- Gradually add the warm water and knead until you get a soft but not a sticky dough.
- Knead for 5 minutes. Cover and keep aside for two hours.
- Form four equal size balls from the dough. Cover and let it rest for 20 minutes.
- Dust the working surface with flour and roll the first ball into an oval shape.
- Do not roll it thin, a little less than 1/4 inch in thickness.
- Wet the surface of the rolled dough with water, place the wet side on a hot pan.
- When the bubbles appear and the surface no longer looks raw, remove the naan and place it on a baking pan.
- Place the pan under the broiler, when the naan has brown patches, it’s ready, so take it out and rub with butter garlic mixture. Cover to keep the naan soft.
Notes
- Use full-fat yogurt for richer flavor and better texture.
- Don’t over-knead—just enough to get a smooth dough.
- Keep the cooked naan covered with a clean kitchen towel to lock in moisture.
- You can skip the garlic if you want plain butter naan, but don’t skip the butter!
Wonderful! I have never made naan and really should give this simple recipe a try soon!
This is the easiest and fail proof recipe for quick naan, hope you enjoy it Angie 🙂
Hi, Muna! I just found your site and I just love it!
I came for a nice eggless cinnamon rolls recipe (I’ll tell you how it goes later) and I stayed for all the rest.
I love the diversity of all the recipes (many vegan, yay!) and just the wholesome design and photography. You kick-ass!
Thank you, Laura! I’m glad you liked my blog and hope you enjoy my recipes 🙂
Quick question is it ok not using baking powder? If I have to use it is their any replacement for it?
Hi, Baking Powder makes the dough lighter, you can omit the baking powder.