Malai kofta

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Malai kofta is a popular Indian vegetarian recipe. Malai means cream in English. Kofta means fried balls. Malai kofta is fried balls in a rich, creamy sauce. Traditionally kofta curry is made from meat. But here I am sharing vegetarian malai kofta curry.
So, here koftas are made from grated paneer (cottage cheese), potatoes, nuts, and dried fruits . To give them some extra richness I also add mawa or khoya in kofta balls. And then deep-fried them into the oil.
Yes, this is a perfect recipe for a Party or any special day or occasion or to impress your guests.
Do try this recipe you will surely love it
@sanria_savoury
#SwatisFoodDiary
Malai kofta
#toc4 #week4 #partyrecipes #cookpadindia
Malai kofta is a popular Indian vegetarian recipe. Malai means cream in English. Kofta means fried balls. Malai kofta is fried balls in a rich, creamy sauce. Traditionally kofta curry is made from meat. But here I am sharing vegetarian malai kofta curry.
So, here koftas are made from grated paneer (cottage cheese), potatoes, nuts, and dried fruits . To give them some extra richness I also add mawa or khoya in kofta balls. And then deep-fried them into the oil.
Yes, this is a perfect recipe for a Party or any special day or occasion or to impress your guests.
Do try this recipe you will surely love it
@sanria_savoury
#SwatisFoodDiary
Steps
- 1
Firstly, for koftas stuffing grind all the ingredients coarsley.
Divide the mixture into 20 equal part and keep it ready. - 2
For kofta combine all the ingredients together to make a dough.
Divide the dough into 20 equal portions.
Further, Take out a ball and place filling in the center.
Gather the sides to cover and seal the stuffing.
Make sure the stuffing are covered from all the sides properly. - 3
Heat oil. Keep the flame on low-medium.
Gently place kofta balls and deep fry until it turns golden brown.
Take it out from oil and place in a paper towel.
Kofta balls is ready. - 4
For gravy, heat oil and ghee in a kadai. Splattered Cummin seeds, cinnamon, cardamom and clove.
Saute for few seconds then add onions and cook until it become translucent. Turn the flame on medium.
Further, add ginger-garlic and cook for 2-3 minutes or until raw smells goes. - 5
Now add turmeric powder, coriander powder, Kashmiri mirch powder, kitchen king mashala and salt stir and cook for 1-2 minutes.
Further add tomatoes and cashews cover and cook until tomatoes become soft.
Now add 2-3tbsp water, cover and cook until cashews turn soft. - 6
Further, add in mawa mix it well and cook for another 2-3 minutes. Turn off flame.
Let it come to the room temperature then grind the mixture till smooth paste. - 7
Again, heat a pan add butter.
Once the butter melt add prepared paste stir and cook for 1-2 minutes then add 1cup water.
Cook until it starts bubbling.
This moment adjust the salt.
Once you get your desire thickness of gravy, turn off flame.
Malai gravy is ready. - 8
Place a serving plate firt add in gravy then kofta balls and garnish with fresh cream.
Serve hot with tanduri roti or naan and some salad. Enjoy.
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