With an intention to prepare something out of paneer, a bunch of stumbling amateurs, me, my sister and cousin, entered the kitchen. Here's how we did it and what we finally got.
Ingredients
Preparation:
Ingredients
Ingredients | Form | Quatity | ||
1 | Paneer | Cut into cubes | 200g | |
2 | Onion | Chopped | 3 No. | |
3 | Tomatoes | Chopped | 3 No. | |
4 | Garlic | Finely hopped | 4 cloves | |
5 | Ginger | Finely chopped | 1 pc medium size | |
6 | Green chilies | Chopped | 4 no. | |
7 | Coconut | Sieved milk | 1 cup | |
8 | Lemon | Juice | 1/2 tsp | |
9 | Badam | Paste | 1/4 cup | |
10 | Cumin seeds | - | 1/2 tsp | |
11 | Coriander Powder | - | 1 . 1//2 tsp | |
12 | Ghee | - | 3 tsp + 1tsp | |
13 | Milk powder | - | 1 tsp | |
14 | Coriander leaf | Chopped | Few | |
15 | Salt | - | To taste | |
16 | Red chili dry | 2-3 no. | ||
17 | Mustard seeds | - | 1/2 tsp |
Preparation:
- Heat 3tsp ghee in a vessel.
- Add cumin seed and onion and fry till onion softens. Keep stirring regularly.
- Now add chopped ginger and garlic and continue frying for 2 minutes.
- Now add chopped tomatoes and green chili and continue frying in medium flame till tomatoes are cooked.
- Add Coriander powder and red chilly powder and stir well.
- Add badam paste and continue stirig.
- Add Coconut milk and mix well.
- Add Paneer cubes and a teaspoon of milk powder.
- Add salt to taste
- Cook with lid closed until panner is cooked. And then leave the mixture aside.
Garnishing: I
- Heat 1 teaspoon of ghee in a separate deep pan.
- Add mustard and wait until it settles.
- Then add 2 dry red chilies (split into two) to it and stir.
- Transfer the previous preparation to this vessel and mix well.
Garnishing: II
- Add a teaspoon lemon juice and mix well.
- Wither the finely chopped coriander leaves on top of the the dish.-PANEER COCONUT INCOGNITO IS READY-
hmm that sounds very simple... :)
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ReplyDeleteLike the simplicity of it all :)
Kudos, Leo Paw :)
Mouth watering!!! I am gonna try it! Thanks for sharing....
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ReplyDeleteis this the first cooking/recipe post of your blog?
thank you. There's one more. it's here. http://bigbitz.blogspot.in/2011/08/sambar-recipe-for-beginners.html .
DeleteWhy incognito
ReplyDeletebecause it assumed a false identity in the end. except for the paneer, i couldn't make out what went into it.
DeleteAwesome idea...Will try it...
ReplyDeleteThat looks so good!
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