Saturday, January 30, 2010



Stir Fried Fenugreek ( Methi ) Leaves - ( with garlic and without spices )

Serves: 2
Preparation Time: 10 minutes
Cooking Time: 10 minutes

Ingredients

4 bunches methi leaves ( small leaves )
15 - 20 cloves garlic, finely sliced
1 teaspoon cooking oil
1/4 teaspoon salt ( or to taste )

Method

Wash and clean methi leaves.

Heat oil in a pan. Add sliced garlic and fry on a low heat till light brown.

Add methi leaves and salt to taste. Cover with a lid and cook on a low heat for 8 minutes or till the water dries up. Serve as a side dish with rice / roti / phulka.



Paneer paratha

Ingredients

For Stuffing:

Paneer - 75 gms
Green chilli (chopped) - 3
Salt to taste
Amchoor powder 5 gms
Coriander leaves (chopped) - 5 gms 

Onion (chopped) - 1 

Lemon juice - a few drops
Oil - 50 ml ( for applying)


For dough:

Flour - 250 gms

Water to knead

Salt - a pinch

Method

Make a stiff dough with flour, water and salt. Divide it into equal balls (100 gms) and keep it aside. Mix the ingredients and then stuff it in the dough. Flatten it and then cook on a griddle. Apply ghee or oil on both the sides. Making sure that it has a nice brown colour. Serve with curd or butter.


Gobi ( Cauliflower ) Paratha

Ingredients

Cauliflower (grated) - 50 gms

Red chilli powder - 5 gms 

Salt to taste 

Coriander (chopped) - few sprigs 

Ginger (chopped) - 3 gms 

Jeera powder (roasted) -2 gms

Green chilli (chopped) - 5 gms

Method

Mix all the above ingredients and stuff it in like in the above recipe. Cook on griddle with butter till golden brown and serve hot with curd or pickle.

Mooli ( Radish ) Paratha

Ingredients

Radish (grated) - 50 gms
Coriander (chopped) - few sprigs 

Green chilli (chopped) - 5 gms
Salt to taste
Red chilli powder - 5 gms

Method

Put salt in the grated radish and keep it for sometime. Then squeeze water out of it. Then mix all the ingredients. Stuff it in the dough. Then in the same way prepare a dough as above and do the stuffing and cook as above.

Aloo paratha

Ingredients

Potatoes: 2 

Green chilli (chopped): 3 

Salt: to taste 

Amchoor powder: 5 gms 

Coriander (chopped): 5 gms
Onion (chopped): 1
Lemon juice: a few drops
Oil: 50 ml 


For dough:

Flour: 250 gms

Water: to knead

Salt: a pinch

Method

Make a stiff dough with flour, water and salt. Divide it into equal balls and keep it aside.

Meanwhile boil the potatoes, mash them, mix the rest of the ingredients and stuff the mixture in the dough. Roll out the stuffed dough and cook on a griddle. Apply oil on both the sides. Make sure the parathas get a nice brown colour. Serve with curd or butter.

Recipe Credit - Chef O P Khantwal





Posted: 29 Jan 2010 03:38 AM PST


Paneer Narangi

Serves: 4

Ingredients

Cottage cheese ( paneer ): 600 gm
Tomato: 600 gm
Cashew nut: 50 gm
Ginger/garlic paste: 50 gm
Coriander roots: 50 gm
Green cardamom: 5-6 nos
Clove: 2-3 nos.
Black pepper: 5 gm
1 litre water
Cream: 75 ml
Mint: 2-3 sprigs
Juice of one orange
Salt: to taste

Method

For the sauce, cook the tomatoes, cashew nut with ginger garlic, coriander roots and whole spices in one litre of water. Cook for 20-25 minutes.

The tomatoes will soften and spices will give out its flavours.

Add the orange juice and reduce the content further by letting it on medium flame for 5 minutes.

Remove the whole spices ( cardamom, clove and black pepper ) and blend the tomato orange sauce into smooth curry.

Add mint for flavour.

Adjust the seasoning with salt and finish off with cream.

Add paneer at this stage and simmer for few minutes.

Serve hot with phulkas or steamed rice.




Burmese Vegetable Curry ( Kaukswe )

Ingredients

20 g carrots
20 g French beans
20 g cauliflower
20 g broccoli
20 g baby corns
20 g mushrooms
40 g onion, chopped
10 g ginger - garlic paste
5 g red chilli paste
5 g Madras curry powder
50 ml coconut milk
Salt to taste
2 ml lime juice
20 g oil
200 g steamed noodles ( for serving )

For the garnish:

Fried onions, fried garlic, chopped coriander, chopped mint, fried noodles, chilli oil and spring onion leaves.

Method

Cut the carrots and beans in batons, cauliflower and broccoli in florets, mushrooms in quarters and baby corn in diamonds. Boil separately and set aside.

Heat oil in a pan and add the chopped onions. Saute till translucent.

Add the ginger - garlic paste, red chilli paste, Madras curry powder and saute well. Mix the vegetables and stir - fry.

Add coconut milk and allow it to simmer for some time.

Adjust the seasoning and put in a serving bowl.

Garnish the curry with the above ingredients and serve with steamed noodles.

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