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| Mutter Paneer ( Peas & Paneer cooked in a Rich Cashew Sauce ) |
I love peas a lot…I always have a bag of frozen peas in my freezer…It is always nice to eat peas and paneer together…Paneer is a indian cottage cheese that is soft and it wont melt down when it is fried..This recipe is a green creamy dish that goes well will anything…This dish is very mild one,I have another method of making this dish I will post soon,that version is little bit spicer…
Onion-1 chopped finely
Paneer / Cottage Cheese-1 cup cubed
Frozen Peas-2 cups
Coriander leaves / Cilantro-1 cup
Thick Curd- ½ cup
Milk / Heavy Cream-1/2 cup
Cashew-10 pieces
Green chilli-2
Coriander powder / Malli podi-1 tblspn
Garam masala powder-1 tsp
Cumin seeds / Jeera-1 tsp
Salt to taste
Sugar-1 tsp
Oil-3 tblspn
Method:
Heat oil in a kadai and fry the paneer pieces till golden brown..Drain it and soak it in water till ready to use.
Add cashews and onions in the remaining oil and fry till golden brown.
Drain this and put it in the blender along with coriander leaves and green chilli and make it into a fine paste.
Now add cumin seeds to the remaining oil and crackle it.
Add the ground masala to this..Add coriander powder,garam masala powder,salt and sugar and mix well.
Cook till oil separates.Throw in the frozen peas and peas and mix well.
Add required amount of water and bring that to boil..Simmer and cook till the peas is cooked.
Mix in the curd and milk in this…Bring this to boil and simmer for 5 mins.
Serve hot with roti..
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| Grab your ingrediants |
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| Fry paneer pieces and soak them in water till ready to use |
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| Fry onion and cashew in oil… |
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| Grind that with coriander leaves and green chilli |
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| Saute cumin in oil… |
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| add in the green paste and mix well.. |
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| add in coriander powder |
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| and some garam masala powder.. |
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| add in some salt and sugar |
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| cook till oil separates |
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| add in peas… |
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| and fried paneer pieces |
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| pour in some water and bring it to boil |
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| cook till the peas is cooked.. |
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| add in yoghurt |
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| add in milk or cream… |
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| simmer it for 5 min… |
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| done… |
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| Serve it with roti… |
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I want some Paneer, I am sure it does not exist here. Love this recipe. Diane
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Looks creamy and delicious. We too love paneer and peas and this dish is sure to be a hit at home…
Looks creamy and delicious. We too love paneer and peas and this dish is sure to be a hit at home…
Look nice!! gloria
Creamy n yummy gravy..looks yumm
Lovely.. Looks creamy.. I make this often..
Que rico!!
Yo ayer también puse panner.
Porque lo comparas con el queso cottage???
Un saludito
good one! rich and creamy!
This is very nice. I must stock up on cashew nuts (have walnuts, almonds and pecans only) to make this. The sauce is great.
The pictorial is very helpful.
Oh this reach cashew sauce intrigues me to make it.Great dish:)
What a creamy rich gravy… Just love it with some soft rotis 🙂
it sure is a delicious one..love the pictorial….
i like paneer, especially paneer tika :)). i once tried mutter panner along with japati , yum
I also like peas too, fresh when they are in season, but frozen when not.
Thanks for sharing the recipe and will try this one day.
Happy weekend
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Carolyn
Looks very delicious Aarthi, love the rich look!
Paneer is one of my favourites anytime….looks delicious!
Love panner 🙂 and your dish looks yum !
Cheers
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Delicious dear! Looks utterly yummy. I am amazed at the way you lay out everything needed for your cooking and I think you need a Nawabi salute for it.No wonder they are delicious.:)
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Love mutter paneer, especially the mutter in India. The green peas we get here in the US are sweet. Curry looks rich & yummy!
I've never had paneer before but it sounds so delicious. Looks really good too with the addition of peas. Yummy!
even i can never live without a bag of peas, paneer n corn in my fridge this is a must try sure my fav dish ….love the green paste method..
my favorite! Looks so rich and yumm!
I have been loving all your curries with delicious and rich gravies.
Hi Aarthi,
If we add milk then it gets curdled right. what to do not to get curdled?
@Madhuhis way it wont get curdled. The curry shouldn't be boiling while you add milk or you can take a small amount of curry and it with milk, then pour that to the curry, this way it wont curdle. This process is called tempering.
I made it today. I like that the recipe uses a fresh coriander masala, it gives the dish such a lovely green colour.
By the way, the recipe says: "Throw in the frozen peas and peas". Shouldn't it say "peans and paneer"?
Aarthi, why do you put the fried paneer into water? does it help in maintaining its' consistency? also is the water at room temperature/cold/hot?
@vineetaannit is hot water, it makes the paneer soft
Hi arathy, lovely recipe. Can I add tomatoes instead of curd and fresh cream istead of milk?
@Anonymousyes u can use cream
Tried this recipe today and it ca me out really well. Thanks a lot
Awsome recepie…
I tried this recipe yesterday and it came out really well. Thanks for the recipe .
I tried this recipe tonight. Came out perfect with roti.. as usual your clicks with the procedure .. awestruck by your presentation..
I tried this recipe tonight. Came out perfect with roti.. as usual your clicks with the procedure .. awestruck by your presentation..