This is a punjabi dish and its usually made during occassion ..its a rich dish as the ingredients used are very very rich...even though the paneer curries are my fav among north indian dishes, i rarely makes it . Paneer is made from milk and its rich of proteins , for kids ...it must be given atleast once a while in a week...some people add cashewnut paste too..but i have avoided tht..if u are interested u can add it ,by soaking it for 1 hr in little water and make a paste of it...and the cream used in it is home made only..just take the paal paada/ malai of 2 days and just beat it with little water/ milk...
INGREDIENTS:
1. Paneer
|
400 gms |
2. Onion |
2 big ( cut in cubic) |
3.Tomatoes |
4 or 5 med |
4. Coriander pwd |
3 tsp |
5.Red chilli pwd |
1 tsp |
6.Garam masala |
2 tsp |
7. Kashmiri mirch |
1 tsp |
8. Kasuri methi |
a pinch |
9.Butter |
1 tbsp |
10. Oil |
1 tsp |
11. Cream |
2 tbsp |
12. Bay leaves |
2 |
13.Cloves |
4 |
14. Cinnamon |
2 |
15. Cardomom |
4 |
16.Ginger garlic |
1 1/2 tsp ( paste) |
METHOD:
- In a kadai , heat oil and add onions and saute, when the onions get soft or pink in colour add tomatoes and salt ..salt makes the tomatoes cook faster.....
- Once the tomatoes gets meshed up well , add 1 1/2 tsp coriander pwd, chilli pwd and garam masala pwd.......saute well for 2 min and take it from flame... allow this to cool, and blend this mixture well in a mixy......In the same kadai , add butter and oil ( to avoid burning of butter i added oil)...
- Once the butter is melted , add bayleaves, cinnamon, cardomom and cloves..just saute and add ginger garlic paste and saute until its light brown....
- Now add the paste to it and little water ...stir it for a while and give a boil.....
- Now add the kashmiri mirch pwd( it gives a colour to the gravy), and remaining coriander pwd .....after a light boil add paneer cubes...( if its not fresh , just roast it in oil ) and it need not to get boil...
- Add cream and kasuri methi to it and just stir and switch off the flame.....
PANEER MAKHANI READYYY!!! |
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