Matar Paneer Koftas, tawa coriander naan with methi matar pulao
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A lovely combination of koftas , naan and pulao and taste is really awesome
Matar Paneer Koftas, tawa coriander naan with methi matar pulao
#goldenapron
A lovely combination of koftas , naan and pulao and taste is really awesome
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Take two bowls, in one bowl put peas mixture, salt and half of arrowroot powder, in another bowl put crumbled paneer, salt and rest of the arrowroot powder
- 2
Now assemble the ingredients of kofta at one place like peas mixture, paneer mixture and chopped dry nuts
- 3
Make a ball from paneer mixture and flatten it in your palm, put the stuffing in the center and seal it properly, now take the peas mixture ball and flatten it
- 4
Now place the paneer ball in the center and seal it properly
- 5
Now heat 1 tbsp oil in a pan on low heat and place the ready kofta, cook it, by turning it from all the sides
- 6
Cook it, until becomes light brown from all the sides, then take out and cut it into two portions
- 7
Now prepare the gravy, heat oil in a pan and add jeera, let it splutter, then add ginger green chillies paste, saute for a minute then add red chilli, haldi and dhaniya powder, mix well, then add tomato puree
- 8
Cook on low heat until the moisture evaporates, then add kaju magaz paste and mix well, then add kasoorimethi and salt
- 9
Then take saffron water and add it to the tomato mixture, the gravy is ready, take out the gravy in a bowl and place the koftas over it
- 10
Combine sugar and curd in a bowl, mix well, cover and keep it for half an hour
- 11
Keep maida, curd sugar mixture, salt, oil and fruit salt at one place, in a mixing bowl combine together maida, salt, fruit salt and oil, mix them well with your fingers
- 12
Then add curd and knead a soft dough, it should be of smooth texture
- 13
Cover and keep it for 3 - 4 hours, then knead it again and make equal sized balls from the dough
- 14
Keep all the things at one place like ball, kalonji seeds, chopped coriander, dry maida and water, put some kalonji seeds, chopped coriander and dry maida on the dough ball and roll it out into a long triangle
- 15
Now heat a pan on low heat, then apply sone water on the back side of the rolled out naan and stick it to the hot pan, cook for few seconds then hold the pan upside down, cook the naan by rotating the pan in all the directions, when it becomes light brown from all the sides, then turn back the pan and out it on the gas
- 16
Then take it out from the pan, you can see the back side, it us completely cooked, apply some homemade white butter on the ready naan
- 17
Heat ghee in a pan on low heat, add jeera, let it splutter, then add green peas, cover and cook them, until becomes soft
- 18
Then uncover it and add kasoorimethi and salt, then add chopped kaju and cranberries
- 19
Mix well and add cooked rice, again mix them nicely and cook for 5 minutes, methi matar pulao is ready, take out in a serving bowl
- 20
Now arrange the bowl of matar paneer koftas, plate of tawa naan and bowl of methi matar pulao in a tray
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