I usually make
this way(stove top method though),but saw this simple recipe in the library book and tried it for a change. It was a welcome change and with simpler ingredients. Using ghee or oil is purely your choice, according to the taste(richness) you want.
INGREDIENTS
| Paneer, cubed | 1 cup |
| Onion ` | 1 |
| Tomato | 4 |
| Green chilli | 1 |
| Ginger | 1 inch |
| Moti elachi | 2 |
| Red chilli powder | 1 tsp |
| Garam masala powder | 1/2 tsp |
| Pepper powder | 1/2 tsp |
| Milk | 1/4 cup |
| Tomato sauce | 1 tblsp |
| Oil/ghee | 3-4 tblsp |
| Salt | as needed |
| Coriander leaves | 2 tblsp |
Method
- Cube onion and tomato,chop ginger,green chillies. Heat a pan with a tblsp of oil/ghee and add moti elachi,green chilli and chopped ginger followed by onion. Fry till transparent. Add chopped tomatoes and cook covered until mushy.
- Cool and blend in a mixer and strain it. Mean while boil water and keep the paneer immersed in the hot water until use.
- Heat pan with remaining oil/ghee and add the strained mixture. Add tomato sauce,salt,red chilli,garam masala,pepper powders.
- Fry till oil separates and forms like a thick paste.Add paneer cubes drained from water.
- Add milk slowly with constant stirring and heat in low flame for 2-3 minutes. No need to boil for more time.
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Garnish with the chopped coriander leaves and serve as accompaniment for
roti or mild pulavs.
Notes
- Do strain the mixture after grinding(step 3) .
- The moti elachi has too much of fragrance,so 2 alone can make your gravy smell rich!
- You can use thin cream in place of milk.
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So creamy and yumm curry. One of fav restaurant dishes. Now I will try it out at home.
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This way of making PB masala is very new to me...sure to give a try, looks very creamy and yummy and beautiful clicks
ReplyDeleteWow too good raji.. this is so so yummy one.. i shd def try it .. wonderful dish..
ReplyDeleteVery creamy looking.
ReplyDeleteCreamy and tasty!
ReplyDeletelove the colour and the presentation...curry looks very very yummy.Which brand Paneer do u use Raji?
ReplyDeleteThat paneer looks so yum
ReplyDeleteSuhaina,I tried bharat brand this time...
ReplyDeleteOh my god.. I cant stop drooling and wish to have paneer right away :) loving the recipe. You rock dear :)
ReplyDeleteDrooling over here. Looks so yummy and rich...Luv it
ReplyDeleteRaks...you wont believe it but I spent the whole afternoon yesterday searching for a good shahi paneer recipe for tomorrow`s lunch - online & from books I had..Found a few but were not upto the mark..So though of mizing together one or 2 recipes & make my own..And today u post this!! This version looks perfect, creamy & mouthwatering!!! My search ends here!!! Thx Raks :))
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Looks so yum n perfect ...wish I can have it :)
ReplyDeleteLooks very creamy and delicious. As you said, with simple ingredients, the gravy looks very rich too.
ReplyDeleteWonderful recipe Raks!!! Loved the first shot. It's simply stunning :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a rich and yummy curry...looks very delicious!
ReplyDeleteAnytime favourite, i can have this fabulous looking shahi paneer with anything,cant take my eyes from ur clicks Raji..
ReplyDeleteCreamy and yummy recipe..luv ur cliks..excellent presentation dear..
ReplyDeleteA rich recipe and perfect for parties.Its really tempting and pics are too good.
ReplyDeleteWo.. mouth watering here.. simply inviting :)
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love this a lot...
ReplyDeletelooks rich and creamy dear :)
My fav restaurant menu,love to have it rite now...Delicious version!!!
ReplyDeleteThe gravy looks inviting. and i'm always on lookout for different paneer preparation..
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Rak's this is delicious and simpler version of what I make ! goes to my to do list.
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Beautiful and super creamy yumm.
ReplyDeletePaneer gravy looks awesome, so rich and creamy..
ReplyDeleteI exactly do the same way but add finely chopped green chilli and I add red chilli powder and I used to add kasoori methi at the end. And also never miss ketchup as it gives nice taste to the gravy.. Absolutely yumm :) and i am seriously feel like having it.
ReplyDeleteCreamy and rich,sure must have tasted delicious..looks so tempting
ReplyDeletehi raks kitchen, am new to this, never seen or tasted before. may give it a try if ingredients available.. looks very flavorful and rich
ReplyDeleteWonderful presentation and a creamy paneer delight. Mouthwatering
ReplyDeleteHow creamy and awesome - mouthwatering...
ReplyDeleteHey Raji,
ReplyDeleteYou have a posted a phenomenal recipe with paneer. Deliciousness at its peak.
San
I love shahi paneer with some hot naan...Yummooooooo
ReplyDeletethat is simply awesome!! rich and creamy surely shahi-style!!
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looks delicious ... always like this type of gravies ....will give it a try... thanks for sharing .... happy to follow u .......
ReplyDeletelooks super delicious,rich and creamy paneer..
ReplyDeletewow! super rich shahi paneer. I make mine the Tarla dalal way!
ReplyDeletenice and creamy!
ReplyDeleteI usually avoid it as it has to be added cream. but i liked this version and it uses only milk which makes me an interest to prepare it. So creamy texture!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Uma
Paneer in any form is my weakness n this one tops the chart , your pics are spectacular!
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This curry looks super creamy and rich with milk base.
ReplyDeleteLovely step by step pics raks. wat is moti elaichi? i have heard the green elaichi and the black one/.is this different? is it very strong flavour? it must have taken some time to prepare?? looks very delish.
ReplyDeleteShobha
Perfect colour Raks,just like they serve in restaurants!!I have bookmarked a recipe from manjula's kitchen,which does sound similar to this.Both are a must-try now for me:)
ReplyDeleteShoba, moti elachi is black cardamom. It has strong flavor yes. Only the straining process is extra in this recipe,otherwise its not much time consuming...
ReplyDeleteperfect n creamy paneer..
ReplyDeletewow..sure this is a easy version of making it...Straining it before cooking is new tip...Sure try it...Thanks..
ReplyDeletelooks creamy and rich.. first click is truely pro shot :)
ReplyDeletesuper o super yummY! love it
ReplyDeleteIt looks so inviting, tempting, Yummy!! I wish I could eat that now!
ReplyDeletelove shahi paneer..yum..yumm..
ReplyDeletebeautiful clicks and wonderful recipe ! thx for sharing
ReplyDeleteVery tempting dish in the picture. Reading the post confirms that it is quite easy to make this way. Perfectly cut paneer cubes too...wish my paneer turned out this well!
ReplyDeleteCurry looks delicious,luved ur presentation too
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing recipe. I tried this Sunday night and its my new favorite.
ReplyDeleteHi...made it last night for Dinner....and WOW my Hubby's first comment was whether I order it from the market....so creamy my kids enjoyed it....and the appreciation made me blush....thanks for sharing the recipe....i planning to try something sweet today....will let u know how it went...:)))
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ReplyDeletenice and easy recipe...Just made it..although I thought the tomato qty was just too much..it actually tasted like tomato soup...next time i will reduce tomatoes to 2 or at least increase the onion qty...but thanx a lot for the recipe..i hope to find such an easy recipe for shahi paneer without onion and garlic...
ReplyDeletecheers..Gauri
I tried it. It is coming very well. thank you so much.
ReplyDeletei lik shaahi paneer more than other curries...i liked this recepie and i prepare it every sunday...i lik allrecepies of paneer...
ReplyDeleteI Like to ask the difference between Shahi Paneer and Butter Paneer Masala.........
ReplyDeleteI made this today but my strained quantity took a long time to become a thick paste, any suggestions on that? Other than that the recipe is easy and turned out really well. Also I used only 3 tomatoes since they were huge.
ReplyDeleteYes it does more time if the tomatoes are very juicy. Try cooking un covered in a deeper vessel...
ReplyDeleteWonderful recipe:) Tried this out and it really turned well.. :)
ReplyDeleteHello Rank,
ReplyDeleteYesterday we invited few of our friends for thanks giving dinner & I made this sahi paneer of course fallowing your recipe. you believe it
I could not taste it because not even a spoon full been left for me.
Prasad
USA
Dear Raks,
ReplyDeleteUr shahi paneer is mouth watering. I need not search for any books or net for the receipes. Nowadays i open ur website and click for the receipes. Ur ingredient measurements are exactly right. It is working well even for the beginners. Keep uploading receipes for different varieties of soup- Manjula
Hi Raks,
ReplyDeleteWhy should the ground mixture be strained? Doesn't remaining mixture in the strainer go waste?
Hi Diya,
ReplyDeleteThe strained mixture is very very less and if you see the remains, you wont feel that way :) The moti elachi has so much fibers so better remove it by straining.
Hi Raks! How is Moti Elaichi different from normal elaichi? Is it very big?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Yes it will be big and darker in colour.
ReplyDeleteOh! Is it possible to make this dish with normal elaichi instead?
ReplyDeleteYou could try that...
ReplyDeleteI have been trying out various paneer recipes lately but nothing tickled my taste buds as much as this one, it did turn out amazingly well and the creamy texture is what makes it rich and so delicious.
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ReplyDeletewhat if we do not strain the mixture??
ReplyDeleteTried this yesterday for dinner - it came out awesome!! Thanks so much for this recipe - I only added one variation - used tomoto paste/sauce that we get in tin instead of tomatoes - so didnt have to strain it. But it was so delicious!!
ReplyDeleteYummy, I am going to try this ....
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