Paneer, this fantastic Indian cottage cheese is our family favourite. We love this calcium rich Indian cheese in anything as anything. Obviously my fridge or either my freezer will definitely have enough paneer cubes to cook up. If you have paneer in your fridge trust me you make a couple of delicious dishes within few minutes. Since this cottage cheese is quite versatile you can do anything with it. From starter to dessert, you can make fantabulous dishes out of this Indian cheese.If you go through my recipe index, am sure you can see many varieties of dishes i have cooked out with this paneer.
Actually i was searching for a simple gravy to have with some rotis few days back, instead of preparing the usual gravies with paneer, i picked this gorgeous looking gravy from Pari's space. Since i had a red capsicum in my fridge, seriously i want to give a try to this simple, quick and completely oil free gravy for our dinner.
This gravy takes hardly less time to get ready and this eye catching gravy suits prefect as a side dish with rotis or else with simple pulaos. However we enjoyed this gravy with stove topped whole wheat naans for our dinner and very simply loved it.
1no Red bellpepper/Red Capsicum (chopped)
1/3cup Cashewnuts
2nos Green cardamoms
3nos Green chillies
1tsp Red chilly powder
1/4kg Paneer (cubed)
Salt
Bring boil enough water, add the chopped bellpepper,cashewnuts,green cardamoms, green chillies.
Cook everything under the veggies turns soft, put off the flame.
Keep aside and grind as fine paste once they gets cool.
Heat a pan, add the grounded paste,paneer,red chilly powder,salt, cook everything in simmer until the gravy gets thick.
Garnish with coriander leaves.
Serve with rotis, naans or kulchas.
Actually i was searching for a simple gravy to have with some rotis few days back, instead of preparing the usual gravies with paneer, i picked this gorgeous looking gravy from Pari's space. Since i had a red capsicum in my fridge, seriously i want to give a try to this simple, quick and completely oil free gravy for our dinner.
This gravy takes hardly less time to get ready and this eye catching gravy suits prefect as a side dish with rotis or else with simple pulaos. However we enjoyed this gravy with stove topped whole wheat naans for our dinner and very simply loved it.
1no Red bellpepper/Red Capsicum (chopped)
1/3cup Cashewnuts
2nos Green cardamoms
3nos Green chillies
1tsp Red chilly powder
1/4kg Paneer (cubed)
Salt
Bring boil enough water, add the chopped bellpepper,cashewnuts,green cardamoms, green chillies.
Cook everything under the veggies turns soft, put off the flame.
Keep aside and grind as fine paste once they gets cool.
Heat a pan, add the grounded paste,paneer,red chilly powder,salt, cook everything in simmer until the gravy gets thick.
Garnish with coriander leaves.
Serve with rotis, naans or kulchas.
What a vibrant color for the gravy !! Loved the pic !!
ReplyDeleteyummy looks wonderful
ReplyDeleteVery nice and I love a bit of spice. Blessings, Catherine
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely colour to the gravy dear, hope you enjoyed eating as much. Thanks for trying my recipe:)
ReplyDeletevery flavourful curry love the color...
ReplyDeleteUff ...that curry is so inviting...can imagine how heavenly it might have tasted
ReplyDeleteLovely and colorful to look at paneer gravy.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hi Priya,
ReplyDeleteThe red capsicum is making your dish so bright, vibrant and red. Nice!
Zoe
Thus gravy looks very very simple and i lOve the colour of the red bell peppers!
ReplyDeleteI always use one red bell pepper in my tomato soup!
Shobha
very appealing gravy... loved the darkness...
ReplyDeleteI simply love this! Looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteCurry looks really delicious, love the vibrant red color..
ReplyDeletePaneer is our family favorite too..the gravy looks super delicious
ReplyDeleteLovely colour, just drooling over this
ReplyDeleteLovely colour and its a must try dish. Like the colour combination. A super tasty dish.
ReplyDeleteColor of the dish is so vibrant. paneer is my favorite in any style n this one is just too gud dear...
ReplyDeleteI am in love with the color of the dish.
ReplyDeleteQuick & easy curry. I always love less time consuming dishes.
ReplyDeletevibrant looking gravy..
ReplyDeleteJust look at that vibrant colour..gosh this paneer gravy looks just too yumm...i missed so many yummy post from you..catching up with all now..
ReplyDeletedrooling akka....
ReplyDeletethat gravy looks good
ReplyDeletelooks gorgeous!! all time favourite!
ReplyDeletevibrant n yummy curry ..looks delicious :)
ReplyDeleteLove the rich colour of the gravy .. superb !
ReplyDeleteThis looks really colourful and delicious.
ReplyDeleteLove Paneer in any form and this looks so yummy.. Gorgeous color of the gravy! :)
ReplyDeleteSounds a very interesting gravy! I love smell & texture of roasted bellpepper.. so I'll possibly roast them first before grinding to make a gravy :) Lovely idea...
ReplyDeletewowww loved the colour of the gravy,just drooling here..
ReplyDeleteSuch a vibrant color to the gravy,,,lipsmacking dish I m sure !!!
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