Here’s
how to make Palak Paneer with step by step photos….
Palak/Spinach
|
300
gms/1 packet/2 bunches
|
Paneer/Cottage
cheese
|
150
to 200 gm
|
Onion
|
1
finely chopped
|
Tomato
|
1
finely chopped
|
Green
chillies
|
1
or 2 finely chopped
|
Ginger
& Garlic paste
|
1
tsp
|
Red
chilli powder
|
½
tsp
|
Coriander
powder
|
1
tsp
|
Turmeric
powder
|
¼
tsp
|
Cumin
powder
|
1
tsp
|
Fenugreek
powder[dry leaves]
|
1
tsp
|
Cinnamon
|
1
inch stick
|
Cloves
|
2
|
Cardamom
|
1
|
Cumin
seeds
|
¼
tsp
|
Oil
|
1
tbsp
|
Salt
|
As
needed
|
Cooking Time: 25-30 minutes Recipe Cuisine: North Indian
Author: Priya Anandakumar
check out other interesting and mouthwatering Paneer Recipes here, other North Indian Subjis here.
Method
Remove
stems and wash the spinach really well. Boil water in a deep sauce pan, add the
spinach and salt to it. Let it boil for 2 minutes. Drain the water, cool it and
blend it in the mixer to fine paste. Keep it aside for later.
Cut
the paneer to small cubes and keep it aside.
Heat
oil in a kadai add cloves, cinnamon, cardamom, cumin seeds and sauté for 20
sec.
Add onion and saute until golden brown, add ginger & garlic paste and saute until raw smell goes off. Now add the tomatoes and saute really well until mushy.
Add red chilli powder, coriander powder, cumin powder, turmeric powder, green chillies and saute until the masala infuses well and nice aroma comes out.
Now add the ground spinach paste, fenugreek leaves (crushed well) and let it cook until oil oozes out.
Add the cubed paneer and let it simmer for about 2 minutes.
Suggestions:
Finally
you can add some fresh cream for added taste.
You
can use lemon juice instead of tomatoes, but add the lemon juice only in the
end after the spinach is cooked and the stove is switched off.
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yyummy and tempting dear
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Thanks for sharing.
delicious palak paneer...
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ReplyDeleteWe used to add a little fried paneer.
Thank you very much Sapana, next time I will try to add fried paneer....
Deleterecently I have developed taste for palak, my mum makes it with corn sometimes, can you suggesst some recipe for spinach and corn sandwich...
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Thanks Pooja for the comments, I will surely make the spinach &corn sandwich and share it with u all....
Deleteall time favorite!!!yuummmm... :D
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Its a stunner, for the blend of paneer, spinach and the rest of the ingredients. The outcome and color is so attractive.
ReplyDeletemy all time fav food for naan....but i never get this right....got to try your version
ReplyDeleteLooks very creamy and delicious !
ReplyDeleteits 11pm here and u are tempting me to try this curry priya.. just love it with roti..
ReplyDeleteWould love to have these with Naan
ReplyDeleteYummy palak paneer, my fav among spinach dishes :) Looks so delectable!!
ReplyDeletePerfectly done Priya.. Looks green & yum :)
ReplyDeleteMy all time favourite, love this palak paneer with some chappathis.
ReplyDeletewelcome priya..My fav dish...perfectly made and lovely color..looks great
ReplyDeleteyummy and creamy our family all time fav
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the super comments....
ReplyDeleteLovely green color, Did you add sugar when cooking spinach to maintain the color.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking this Traditional Punjabi dish in WTML EVENT.
No Manju, I have not added any sugar...
DeleteThanks a lot for your comments...
Ahh here is another Palak recipe. I make it in a slightly different way, but I hope this one tastes awesome too
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