Last week was quite sunny and I had hopes of Spring, but in vain. This week, it is winter again and gloomy :-( One evening, as I was returning home from work, I was scratching my head about what to prepare for dinner. It has to be easy, yet tasty. Something hot and spicy would be very welcome. Suddenly, bulb glows!! On reaching home, I directly hit my laptop and browsed. Yes, I had everything for the dish ready and get set go!!!
Since I had a pack of Paneer sitting in my fridge, my first thought went to Aipi of US Masala, as I remember seeing some interesting recipes in her site made with Paneer. The original recipe can be found here.
It was hot, spicy and tangy and a relish to the taste buds. The addition of Pav Bhaji masala has been the key, I guess. I used concentrated tomato paste, it provided the necessary tangyness and so, I cut out on the lemon juice. My husband brought home some oriental Parathas and it proved to be the perfect combo with them.
I hope, you too try this dish and enjoy the distinct flavours melt in your mouth. :-) I'm sending this as an entry to Tried and Tasted Event hosted by Priya of Mharo Rajasthan, owned by Lakshmi of Kitchen Chronicles, originally started by Zlamushka.
Since I had a pack of Paneer sitting in my fridge, my first thought went to Aipi of US Masala, as I remember seeing some interesting recipes in her site made with Paneer. The original recipe can be found here.
It was hot, spicy and tangy and a relish to the taste buds. The addition of Pav Bhaji masala has been the key, I guess. I used concentrated tomato paste, it provided the necessary tangyness and so, I cut out on the lemon juice. My husband brought home some oriental Parathas and it proved to be the perfect combo with them.
I hope, you too try this dish and enjoy the distinct flavours melt in your mouth. :-) I'm sending this as an entry to Tried and Tasted Event hosted by Priya of Mharo Rajasthan, owned by Lakshmi of Kitchen Chronicles, originally started by Zlamushka.
I loved aipi's recipe and you have made it so nicely..the colour of the dish is so good..lovely.
ReplyDeleteYummy yummy looking paneer dish dear! I made paneer too and got your sweet comments :) Hope things are good in Germany - here spring is showing up in its many colors just in time for Holi - Happy Holi to you:)
ReplyDeletethis looks great and perfect for those gloomy wintry dinner!
ReplyDeleteNice recipe on paneer...yuummmyy..
ReplyDeleteWonderful looking Paneer tawa masala, would love to have with some rotis..
ReplyDeleteYummy preparation.. loving it..
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First time here..you got a lovely space...I am a paneer fan and your recipe makes me drool....following your space...Do visit mine if time permits...
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looks very yummy :)
ReplyDeleteyummy paneer gravy...
ReplyDeleteThe texture n color s really nice..glad you tried n liked it :)
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it seriously looks delicious...not looking up the recipe now.
ReplyDeleteYour introduction tempts me to try it. I'll try it inshallah after going to India.
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