Whenever i have guests come over , i usually try to make every dish not very rich so that they can enjoy all the dishes..This paneer dish is perfect for that occasion as it doesn't contain cashew paste or cream but still tastes awesome...
Ingredients:-
Paneer (Cut into small cubes):- 2 1/2 cups (approx)
Oil:- 4-5 tbsp
Cumin seeds:- 1 tsp
Mustard seeds:- 1tsp
Black cardamom:- 2
Cinnamon stick:- 1inch
Cloves:- 3-4
Curry leaves:- 4-5
Garlic:- 4 cloves( chopped)
Ginger:- 1 1/2 tbsp (chopped)
Onion:- 1 big (chopped)
Tomato:- 3 small (chopped)
Turmeric:- 1tsp
Salt as per taste
Red chilli powder:- 1tsp
Garam Masala powder:- 1tsp
Water as per requirement
Milk - 1/2 cup (OPTIONAL)
Kasoori Methi powder:- 1 tsp
Coriander for garnsih
Procedure:-
1) Heat oil in a pan, add black cardamom (crushed) , cinnamon, and cloves saute for 30 sec.
2) Add cumin, mustard, cuury leaves ,ginger & garlic, fry for sometime until it is light brown.
3) Add onion and fry till golden brown.
4) Mix in tomato, salt, turmeric, red chilli powder, garam masala and cook until tomatoes are tender.
5) Switch off the gas and let the tomato mixture cool down.
6) After it is cooled completely, grind it into a fine paste.
7) Transfer this paste into the same pan and cooker over medium heat for other 15 minutes (stirring it in between so that it will not stick to the bottom).
8) Add enough water to make a thick gravy ( you can also add milk to make little rich gravy at this point)
9)Let the gravy boil for about 10 minutes ( It will get more thick as it boils, you can adjust the thickness by adding water)
10)Add paneer pieces and kasoori methi powder, mix everything well..
11) Turn off the gas , garnish it with cilantro.
TIP:- You can also crumble some paneer and mix into the gravy.
Nice simple panneer gravy !
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy dear...that's a nice recipe..
ReplyDeletenice picture, Preety! and thats a simple yet yummy recipe too :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful smooth gravy! :)
ReplyDeleteyummy gravy ! no more cream and cashew paste :)
ReplyDeleteGravy looks simple and delicious Preety.
ReplyDeleteSimple and delicious curry preethy..Nice pic dear..
ReplyDeleteDelicious gravy looks very rich even ur title says simple..thats an awesome click Preety!
ReplyDeleteI like the way it is not rich! even we can have at anytime!
ReplyDeletethatz a nice & simple thing to make. pic looks lovely dear
ReplyDeleteA very nice simple paneer curry..I like this :)
ReplyDeletePaneer masala is my all time favourite! :) Looks yummm! Nice click Preety...
ReplyDeleteSounds fantastic, I love that it has no cream in it, will try this for sure :-)
ReplyDeletenice da..simple n yummy!!
ReplyDeleteLooks very yumm and so comforting...
ReplyDeleteLovely pic..That bowl looks good..:)
ReplyDeleteYummy simple paneer gravy..:)
that looks so yummy. Nice pic, Preety :)
ReplyDeleteThe dish looks so rich and creamy, nice piture Preety :)
ReplyDeletevery nice pic! yummy dish for roti's. looks so delicious!
ReplyDeletelooks very yummy and delicious.
ReplyDeletepaneer dish look awesome awesome girl.
ReplyDeleteYummy..!!!
ReplyDeleteWish I could dip a roti into that gravy now:)
ReplyDeleteHi Preety, Wonderful gravy, this paneer gravy turned out to be very yummy in my kitchen yesterday and we all enjoyed. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteAgila
i have had a chance to taste that, quite some time back...it was delicious
ReplyDeleteHello ma'am,
ReplyDeleteI am a bachelor and i live alone. i work from home so i do manage to cook at home. I was looking at a simple but tasty gravy for paneer and this was amazing. I just fell in love with my cooking again.hehe
Thank you,
Rishabh Malhotra
thanks Rishabh for leaving your sweet comment..i am glad that my recipes turned out good for you
ReplyDeletehi
ReplyDeletei tried tis recipe...it was very yummy nd delicious.very simple nd spicy one.
Mrs.Jayan kumar
I just made it! Friggin awesome! ~Sam
ReplyDeletethanks guys for letting me know..i am glad you liked it..
ReplyDeletehello madam use coriander leaves instead cilantro.. we r from india.. plz be simple..
ReplyDeleteI just made it! It came out really well... very yummy... thanks for sharing....
ReplyDeleteVery good. For store bought peneer, I recommend cutting then boiling the pieces. It makes them taste more like homemade. Also, I removed the cardamom pods and cinnamon stick before grinding. Is that correct? The directions don't specify. Thanks!
ReplyDeletenice..:)
ReplyDeleteDelicious! Will try this recipe to cook!
ReplyDeletewow!delicious and simple recipe i have ever seen ....
ReplyDeletei just finished making it. its just out of the world.thanks Preety. Your recipes are awesome..keep up the great work..God Bless u..
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