Ingredients:
Onions – 2 medium – chop it very finely.(Use a chopper)
Tomatoes – 5 medium sized (Blanch the Tomatoes and grind it to a paste)
Garlic cloves – 4
Cumin seeds - 1 teaspoon
Oil – 3 teaspoons
Red Chilli Powder – ¾ teaspoon
Dhania Powder – 2 teaspoons
Cumin Powder – 1 teaspoon (Optional)
Turmeric Powder – ½ teaspoon
Salt
Evaporated Milk – 1 can
Crumbled Paneer – fresh crumbled paneer (I used readymade fresh fried cubed paneer which I found in the freezer section from an Indian grocery store)
Method:
To prepare Paneer at home:
Ingredients:
Milk – 4 cups
Lemon juice – 3 to 4 tablespoons or as required
Heat milk in a pan, when it starts to boil, add lemon juice and reduce heat for one or two minutes. Keep stirring. When whey separates from paneer, remove from heat. Drain it through a muslin cloth and hang it , till all the water goes off.
Shahi paneer preperation:
Heat oil in a heavy kadai. Add the Cumin seeds, Onions and Garlic and sauté until the onions turn translucent. Add the Tomatoe Puree and fry until the Tomato Puree is cooked. Add the Masala Spice Powders and allow it to boil for a couple of minutes. Let all the spices blend with the gravy. Reduce the heat completely. After the bubbling disappears, add ¾ of the evaporated milk and stir. Add the crumbled Paneer (or readymade fried paneer) and stir and Keep it closed. Serve hot with Chapathis,Naan or Parathas.
15 comments:
Shahi Paneer rocks! Beautiful looking dish too, I have the same.
Thank you darling for a yummy dish, have a great Thanksgiving:))
The shahi paneer looks ready to eat. I loce it with Naan :) Thanks for sharing.
thanks Asha and mandira. Happy Holidays to you two.
Looks delicious,M....the colour looks so appetising...yours is a nice variation from what I make. Thx for sharing.
Shahi Paneer looks so good, Mythreyee!
Thanks jayashree and thanks vani.
Hi..Evaporated milk sounds very interesting! I have never used that in cooking, Us Canadians use that only for our coffees/teas!
Will use that next time! Does it affect the taste of the curry, or is it the same as adding heavy cream?
Cheers,Trupti
what a colourful dish maithreyee:) looks toooo delicious... and u know what i made paneer makhanwala for weekend dinner... will post the recipe soon...
cheers
supriya
Trupti, Evaporated Milk comes handy when the recipe calls for heavy cream or even milk. I use this in most of the gravies and the taste seems to be enhanced. I also make milk pongal using this and also will add the evaporated milk to payasams. Will taste great.
Thanks Sia. and waiting for your Paneer makhanwala post.
holy moly ...your shahi paneer looks very authetic and rich ...nice nice will try it out sometime
thanks seema.
Thanks a lot for the recipe, looks very tasty... yummy...
Well I was looking around and found a similar recipe, I actually tried this one...
http://www.sukip.com/Others/Shahi_Paneer
Very nice recipe. I found this video for making Shahi paneer:
Shahi Paneer
i was seaching for shahi paneer recipe and i found this..ur shahi paneer looks delicious and rich..
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