I am big
fan of paneer and can have it any form. I am sure all would love panner which
is protein rich and high in calories. Paneer butter masala is really rich &
delicious gravy well accompanied with roti, naan, phulkas and pulao.
Ingredients:
Paneer
cubes – 200 gm
Red chilly
powder – 1tsp
Coriander
powder – 2 tsp
Garam
masala powder – ½ tsp
Milk – ¼
cup
Kasuri methi
- 1tsp
Almond –
8no
Sugar –
1/2 tsp
Salt to
taste
Oil as needed
Butter –
1tbsp
To Roast
& Grind:
Tomato –
2no
Onion – 2no
Green
chilly – 1no
Cinnamon –
1”inch
Cloves –
2no
Ginger – 1”
Garlic pods
– 4no
Oil – 2 tsp
Method:
- In a pan heat oil and fry the paneer cubes till it turns golden brown. Remove from heat and immersed in warm water to maintain its softness.
- Soak almonds in warm milk for 30 minutes and peel out the skin then grind into smooth paste and set aside.
- Heat oil in a pan and add the items listed under roast & grind section. Fry the mix for about 5 minutes and grind the fried mix to smooth paste.
- Heat oil in a separate pan and take the smooth paste created from the previous step and fry well until the raw smell goes off.
- Now add garam masala, red chilly and coriander powder, salt and sugar and continue frying for 5 minute.
- Add almond paste and crushed kasuri methi.
- Now add a cup of water and cook well till the oil separates.
- When the mixture becomes thick add milk and fried paneer immersed in water. Keep in medium flame and cook for 2 minutes.
- At last add a tbsp of butter. Garnish with coriander leaves and serve hot with Roti or Naan.
Note:
- Oil could be substituted with butter for a rich and tasty masala.
- No almonds in store, no worries, you could get the same taste with cashew nuts, which will also give the same richness.
- Instead of milk you could use Fresh Cream for garnishing. But remember to do an extra round of workout to burn out the cals.
just need some rotis to enjoy with this fingerlicking masala.
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