Since I started out cooking Indian meals a few two decades in the past, quickly after becoming a vegetarian, paneer cheese curries were considered one of my most delightful discoveries. Whenever I acquired a new cookbook or when I browse thru proficient bloggers offerings, paneer dishes usually ended up bookmarked for future reference. One motive that I am now not a vegan might very well be luscious chunks of paneer cheese transformed into a spicy curry. I just cannot see myself giving that up, nor different valuable cheeses for that matter. Eggs I should do without, but no longer paneer, although it only seems on the menu each month or so.
My present day experiment, that became met with a good deal reward from my diners, changed into this paneer and green pea curry simmered in a clean and lightly spiced cashew and tomato gravy. Rich, sure, mainly if you fry your paneer in ghee or butter, but clean to digest and truly suit for royalty, even though it is truely easy to put together. As I regularly say, simplicity regularly consequences inside the most gourmand and fulfilling dishes as a way to grace your table. I dare say it's miles as appropriate as my conventional mattar paneer ? Maybe even higher.
More paneer goodness from Lisa's Vegetarian Kitchen:
Mung Beans with Paneer Cheese
Paneer Cubes with Sun-Dried Tomatoes
Butter Paneer Masala
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