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Paneer in Rich Coconut Gravy: A Northern Indian Delight

Updated: Sep 2

Paneer in Rich Coconut Gravy: A Northern Indian Delight
Paneer in Rich Coconut Gravy: A Northern Indian Delight

Up in the northern parts of India, food lovers have a powerful passion for Paneer, the Indian version of cottage cheese. Indian chefs make some truly amazing dishes using Paneer as the main ingredient. Today, we will look at one such recipe – an innovative combination of Paneer, spices and Mustard Oil.


Ingredients for Paneer in Rich Coconut Gravy

  1. Cottage Cheese (Paneer): 250 grams

  2. P Mark Mustard Oil: 4 tablespoon

  3. Coconut Milk: 250 millilitres

  4. Cinnamon (Dalchini): 1 one-inch stick

  5. Cardamom (Ilaichi): 2

  6. Turmeric (Haldi) Powder: 1 teaspoon

  7. Cloves (Laung): 2

  8. Red Chilli Powder: Just a pinch

  9. Bay Leaf (Tej Patta): 1

  10. Onion: 1, large

  11. Ginger (Adrak): 1 one-inch piece

  12. Garlic (Lasan): 3 pods

  13. Sugar: 1 teaspoon

  14. Salt: to taste


Preparation for Paneer in Rich Coconut Gravy

Cut the Paneer into cubes. Use a little of the Mustard Oil to fry the cubes lightly.

Grind the onion, ginger and garlic into a thick paste.


Mix the red chilli powder and the turmeric powder in a little water.


Method for Paneer in Rich Coconut Gravy

Heat the remaining mustard oil in a pan. Add the bay leaf, cinnamon, cloves and cardamom and fry lightly. Next, add the paste of onion, ginger and garlic and continue frying till the paste takes on a brown colour.


Pour in the mixture of red chilli powder and turmeric powder, and continue frying.

Now it’s time to add the fried Paneer cubes along with sugar and salt. Then pour in the coconut milk.


Cook for around 7 minutes on medium heat, stirring gently – making sure the cubes of Paneer don’t crumble. Then cover the pan and continue cooking for another 3 minutes or so.


Your Paneer in a rich coconut gravy is now ready to be served. It is best eaten with steaming hot rice.

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