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Kadhai Paneer - Highway side Taste

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Recipe Text

Ingredients:

  • Paneer Cubes – 400gms
  • Tomatoes – 4 (270gms)
  • Capsicum – 1 (90gms)
  • Coriander Seeds – 1Tbsp
  • Red Chilies – 6
  • Green Chilies – 2
  • Ginger Juliennes – 1Tbsp
  • Finely Chopped Ginger – 1Tbsp
  • Garlic Paste – 1/2Tbsp
  • Salt to Taste (1tsp)
  • Red Chili Powder – 1/2tsp
  • Chopped Coriander to Taste
  • Big Cardamom – 1
  • Cinnamon – Small Piece
  • Cloves – 2
  • Oil – 5Tbsps

Preparations:

Wash the tomatoes and finely chop them. Wash capsicum and thinly slice it. Grind red chilies coarsely in a mixer grinder. When red chilies are coarsely ground add coriander seeds and use whip button to slightly crush them. One can even pound the coriander seeds in a mortar & pestle. Wash green chilies and finely chop them. Make a powder of big cardamom, cinnamon and cloves. Cover the spice powder till use to retain the aroma.

Method:

Heat a pan and add oil to it. When oil is hot add coriander red chili mixture and fry. Take care not to over fry them as the over fried coriander gives a burnt smell. Add chopped green chilies, chopped ginger and garlic paste and fry well. Add chopped tomatoes and mix well. Add salt and 20ml water and mix again. Cover the pan and cook for 2 minutes or till oil separates. Then add red chili powder and spice mix and mix well. Now add capsicum slices, paneer cubes and mix well. Add ginger juliennes, keeping aside few for garnishing. Add chopped coriander and mix again. Transfer the curry to a serving bowl and garnish with the remaining ginger juliennes and chopped coriander leaves. Serve immediately.

This dish can be served with roti, naan, paratha or even with plain rice.

Points to Remember:

The basic taste of this dish is obtained from coriander seeds. They need to be crushed slightly only. When the coarsely crushed coriander seeds get crushed, while eating, brings a natural flavor to this dish.

Red chilies are to be crushed till they appear as flakes. Then add coriander seeds and crush very lightly.  Or else pound the coriander seeds in a mortar & pestle for the expected texture.

For the capsicum to get cooked fast, slice it very thinly. Capsicum should not be cooked fully for the crunchy effect. That is one reason why this dish is to be served piping hot that is right from the kadhai.

The spice powder which we have prepared with big cardamom, cinnamon and cloves may be pound in a mortar & pestle just before adding to give the nice and fresh aroma.

After adding oil to the pan, wait for few seconds and then add the coriander seeds and red chili mixture and fry. If the oil is too hot the coriander seeds over fry and give a burnt smell. So take care with the hotness of oil before adding the coriander seeds and red chili mixture.

Serve hot.


Enjoy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!



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Anonymous said...

Hi Gayatri Aunty

Today I made Kadai paneer , i must say its awesome ,its restuarant style and gave an excellent taste ,am a fan of your website now even for north indian curries.Am planning on cooking it for other guests who are coming home for dinner in the weekend
It will be very nice if you can post the recipe of authentic Chole,
also do let me know which other North Indian recipes among the list are your favourite.

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Shalini

January 24, 2010 6:34 AM

sangeetha said...

nice work and good telugu usage......good work gayathri garu.........keep it up and show more and more recipes.

sangeetha

January 21, 2010 3:50 PM

Anonymousharipriya said...

i would like to say many many thanks for teaching in such manner that every one can do it so easily.the tips and the way you teaches is very good.thank you very much .i want the recipe of veg manchuria and bobbatlu.

January 23, 2010 4:23 PM

AnonymousAnonymous said...

hi gayatri garu,
naa peru malavika,maadi andhra,naaku pellai 1year aayindi,memu prasutam chennai lo vuntunnam,maa varu ikkada software engneer,nenu 1 week back mee website chusaa.chla bagundi.anni andhra vantlu,naaku inthaku mundu vanta thelisina ippudu inka baaga thelusukunnanu,theliyani vantalu kuda thelusukuntunnanu.meeru cheppe vidanam kuda chala bagundi.maa amma ki kuda chupincha avidaki kuda nachhindi.avida meeru vantalanni brahmin's ela chestharo alane chesthunnarani antunnaru inthaki meedi andhra na ekkada vuntaru.thank u nd bye.

January 24, 2010 6:32 AM

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AnonymousAnonymous said...

Hello Gayatri garu,

Bagunnara...? Na peru Maheshwari. Iam living at Atlanta(US). Me vantalaki nenu pedda fan.
Me website nundi nenu chala varieties of dishes nerchukunnanu. I like your way of explaining
things. Naku gummadikayatho curry cheyalani undi.....! Meku velaythe me websitelo gummadikayatho varieties video pedatharani anukuntunnanu.... Thank U andi.....different kind of dishes maku nerpisthunnanduku......


Maheshwari Rapolu

January 24, 2010 6:33 AM

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