INGREDIENTS
1
big bunch Fresh Spinach
10 to 15 Paneer cubes
1 ripe tomato (paste)
5 Green chilies (as per your preference)
10 to 15 Paneer cubes
1 ripe tomato (paste)
5 Green chilies (as per your preference)
½ Onion (finely chopped)
½ tsp Hara Masala (garlic-ginger-cilantro paste)
1 tsp coriander-cumin powder
Quarter cup Roasted cashew nut (powdered)
4 tbsp Ghee/oil/butter
½ tsp Hara Masala (garlic-ginger-cilantro paste)
1 tsp coriander-cumin powder
Quarter cup Roasted cashew nut (powdered)
4 tbsp Ghee/oil/butter
1
tbsp fresh cream
Turmeric
powder (as per your preference)
Salt
to taste
METHOD
1. First blanch the palak and drain out the water.
2. Take a pan heat the ghee, add green chilies to hot ghee, then spinach and fry it for 2 – 3 Minutes. Grind it into fine paste.
3. Take another kadai heat the ghee, add onion fry till done.
4. Now add hara masala paste, coriander-cumin powder and cook for some more times.
2. Take a pan heat the ghee, add green chilies to hot ghee, then spinach and fry it for 2 – 3 Minutes. Grind it into fine paste.
3. Take another kadai heat the ghee, add onion fry till done.
4. Now add hara masala paste, coriander-cumin powder and cook for some more times.
5.
Now add tomato paste, cashew nut powder, salt and haldi. Cook it well and add palak
paste.
6.
Cover and cook for 10-12 minutes in low flame. After it get cooked add fried
paneer. (It’s optional; you
can add paneer cubes as it is also.) Cook it for 2 or 3 minutes and then turn
off the heat.
7. Garnish with fresh
cream and serve hot with roti.
Thanks and Regards,
Latha
Thanks and Regards,
Latha
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