Showing posts with label paneer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paneer. Show all posts

Sunday, 22 November 2015

Paneer Makhni

Paneer Makhni is a dish rich in cashew and butter.. Its velvetty texture and the flavour of spices can take you to a different world..


Ingredients:
1 cup onions long chopped
2 cups tomatoes chopped
200gms paneer cubed
7-8 tbsp butter
1tsp shah jeera
4 green elaichi
2 tej patta
10-12 garlic cloves crushed
3-4 dry red chilles
2tbsp cashews
1tbsp honey
1/2 tbsp kasuri methi
Salt
1tbsp red chilli powder

Method: Heat half of the butter in a pan.. Add in half of the garlic, shah jeera, elaichi, tej patta.. Cook for few seconds and add in onion.. Cook for 5mins till the onions become transparent and then add in tomatoes, dry red chillies, cashews, salt and red chilli powder..Mix well.. Add in half a cup of water, cover and leave it on medium flame till the tomatoes get mushy.. Once done, off the gas and let it cool at room temperature.. Grind this to a fine puree.. And then sieve well.. Again heat remaining butter in a pan and add the remaining garlic.. Cook for a few seconds and then add in the puree.. If you find it too thick, add in little warm water as per the consistency desired.. Add in honey and kasuri methi.. Mix well.. Adjust seasoning according to taste and preference.. Add in paneer cubes, mix well and cover and leave on sim for 6-8mins.. Garnish with cream and coriander.. Serve hot..
                                       Heat Butter and add in shah jeera, tej patta, garlic, elaichi
                                          Add in onions and cook till transparent
                                    Add in tomatoes, cashews, dry red chilli, salt and red chilli powder
                                             Add in half cup water and cover and cook,,
                                           It should be soft and mushy..
                                          Grind and sieve the puree
                                         Again heat butter and add in garlic
                                           Add in honey
                                          Add in kasuri methi
                                          Add in paneer and mix.. Cover and cook for 5mins on sim..
                                          Garnish with cream and coriander


Saturday, 11 July 2015

Quesadillas


A mexican version of our very own Indian stuff paranthas, served in a mexican style with a dip.. Its generally a tortilla which is made of all purpose flour / corn flour / wheat flour and stuffed with a cheese based filling, grilled and served with a sweet and spicy dip.. Its a complete meal in itself.. Roti sabzi is a staple food in my house.. Its cooked everyday without being asked about it.. Eating this everyday can get boring at times, and so i love to switch over to these quesadillas, which is a better alternative to the regular sabzi roti and also makes the meal all the more exciting..


Ingredients:
For dough
1 cup maida
1tbsp oil
Pinch salt
For filling
1tsp oil
1 medium capsicum chopped lengthwise
1 cup paneer grated
1/2 cup processed cheese grated
Salt
1tsp mixed herbs
1tsp red chilli flakes
For dip
2-3 tomatoes boiled, peeled and chopped
1 cube cheese grated
1tsp red chilli flakes
Salt
Method: mix ingredients of dough and make soft dough with water and keep aside. For the filling: Heat oil in a pan and saute capsicum for 2mins.. Cool and then mix in all other ingredients of filling and keep aside. For the dip: Heat 1tsp oil in a pan and add tomatoes. Once they are semi dry add salt, red chilli flakes and cheese. Mix well and remove in a bowl and keep aside. Now make small balls of dough and roll it. Heat a pan and cook lightly from one side.. Make all the tortillas same way.. Then spread the filling in half of it on the side which is cooked  and cover with the other half. Seal with a paste made with 1tbsp maida and little water.. Shallow fry on tawa using butter. Cut in wedges and serve with dip.

Variations: can use guacamole spread inside for filling, or even  rajma filling.. can also serve it with sour cream...