Palak Panner

Cooking Instructions
- 1
Take a deep pan add 3/4 of water allow it boil, then add palak/spinach to it, let it cook for 4-5 minutes
- 2
Strain out the palak/spinach add some cold water to it
- 3
In a blender add cooked spinach/palak, garlic, cinnamon, jeera blend it to fine paste
- 4
Take a pan heat up add some butter to it, add onion sauté it for 4-5 min/ golden brown, then add tomatoes again sauté for 4-5 minutes(mashy), add blend paste to it let it cook for 5 more minutes
- 5
Then add chilli powder, daniya powder garam masala, salt to it sauté it for 3min
- 6
Take another pan take little butter add panner cubes to it and let the panner becomes slightly brown on both side keep it aside
- 7
Add panner cubes to the cooked curry and sauté for 2 minutes then add some fresh cream on top of it
- 8
Hot serve with Chapati/Naan/roti(Indian bread)
Cooksnaps
Did you make this recipe? Share a picture of your creation!
Similar Recipes
-
-
-
-
-
-
Palak paneer Palak paneer
#colourgreenCreamy , rich and delicious palak paneer recipe!!Paneer is always best when it is homemade. So here is my quick and easy recipe for you all. Lipika Dalai -
Palak Paneer Palak Paneer
I love paneer cubes dipped in spinach sauce (and frankly who doesn't!). One of my best friends from my past life in Michigan (shout out to the one and only Vaibhav Sharma ladies and gentlemen) cooked it during a couple of get togethers (he is a pro!). Hence, I took up the challenge of perfecting it myself. This one in the honor of Vaibhav and numerous occasions he has cooked it for me. Sunpreet Singh Arora -
Palak paneer Palak paneer
My kids and my family love this vegetable palak paneer I cook often and often Nilima Pandya -
-
Palak Paneer Palak Paneer
This is an authentic vegetable dish served with Roti , Paratha, Nan. Surekha Dongargaonkar -
-
Palak Paneer Palak Paneer
My dad has been taking us for Northern Indian cuisine since I can remember. Our favorite restaurant was Pakeeza's at Right Angle in Seksyen 14, which is still there and it’s my turn now to take him and my mum whenever I visit home. A must-order would be the palak paneer... the type with palak you can chew rather than made into a paste. So this first attempt follows that memory of the dish being chunky instead of saucey. 😊 The Boggler
More Recipes
Comments