No Butter Kadahi Paneer Recipe

kadahi paneer

Kadahi paneer is loved by one and all. It is rich, creamy gravy with dipped paneer cubes. This delicacy makes a complete meal with plain roti, tandoori roti, or naan. As usual, I have prepared kadahi paneer, sans the creamy part. Rather, I have substituted butter and cream with almond- curd paste.

To me, my version tastes divine, even without the usual kadahi paneer ingredients. Happy me!

Kadahi Paneer Ingredients
Paneer- 250 gram
4 onions
2 tomatoes (puree)
1 capsicum or more
Ginger-garlic paste- 1tbsp
kadahi masala- 1 tbsp
curd- 1/4 cup
almonds-10
jeera- 1 tsp
kasuri methi- for garnishing
Oil- 1 tbsp
Water or milk for gravy
cinnamon (dalchini)- 1 small
salt, turmeric
coriander powder

Procedure

no butter kadahi paneer

Who doesn't love kadahi paneer?Paneer recipes are loved by kids and elders alike.

Soak almonds in hot water for 10 minutes. Peel off their skin. Keep aside.
Take 1/2 tbsp oil.
Let's fry 2 onions first.
Add ginger-garlic paste once onions are done.
Add tomato puree & saute.
Fry well.
Let this masala cool.
Add this masala to a grinder along with almonds, curd, jeera, and little water. Grind.
Keep aside.
Let's fry the remaining onions.
Next fry sliced capsicum.
When done, add the ground mixture to the fried onion capsicum.
Saute well. Let the masala leave oil (if any)
Add salt and fry.
Next add turmeric. Saute the masala.
Add little water and mix well. If you want, you may add milk or even cream/butter.
Add kadhai masala & coriander powder. Mix.
When the gravy thickens, add paneer cubes.
Sprinkle kasuri methi & mix.
Enjoy this healthy delicacy with roti or naan.

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