Here is what we need,
Spinach 1/2 lb washed and chopped
Onion 1 medium diced
Tomato 1 medium diced
Ginger 1/2 tsp scant grated
Garlic 1/2 tsp scant granted
Chilli powder 1 tsp (adjust according to taste, Mine is not too hot this time around)
Garam Masala 1/4 tsp (more if it is ready made)
Panner 1/2 lb cubed and fried
Yogurt 1 cup (Use non-fat, low fat, anything of your choice)
Oil 1 tbsp
Cumin seeds 1/2 tsp
Method:
- Heat oil in a Kadai. Throw in the cumin seeds.
- Once the cumin stops spluttering, throw in the onions. Cook till translucent.
- Throw in the ginger and garlic puree. Toss the vegetables a few times till the raw garlic smell disappears.
- Throw in the chilli powder and the diced tomatoes . Cook till the tomatoes are mushy.
- Add the Spinach. Cook uncovered for all the liquid to evaporate.
- Now toss in the Panner. Mix gently, cover and cook for 10-15 minutes till the Panner is spongy and flavourful.
- Turn off the heat.
- Now beat the yogurt well. Stir in the yogurt into the spinach- Panner mixture. Adjust salt.
- Serve warm or at room temperature with Pulkas or a choice of bread.
WOW! looks so new to me and tempting
ReplyDeletei make saag panner but this with curd might be wonderful !! Nice recipe an pic !!
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect! Do send some entries for my FIL-Milk event!
ReplyDeletePaneer is an all time favourite at home. Love the way you have made it. Even I have posted a Yogurt based lotus stem. Will give your dish a try .
ReplyDeleteThanks Ann,
ReplyDelete@Archy, Thanks, and yes curd in this kind of a dish is my twist I guess.. I go to any length to eat more and more curd, it is one of my favorite ingredients actually :)
@Sanghi! Milk is such a difficult ingredient. Kind of pondering over a savory dish at all using milk :) Wish me luck...
@Pari,
I did have look at the Yakhni recipe you have posted. Summers Yogurt makes such a soothing and light ingredient even as it adds richness to the dish. Looks like we both love the idea :)
looks so yummy! First time here. You have a lovely blog :)
ReplyDeleteI have tried dahi and paneer but never spinach. Interesting combination!
ReplyDeleteIntresting experiment with the right kind of ingrdients. Shows you can now whip up new things in style
ReplyDelete@Uma,
ReplyDeleteThanks and hope to see you soon..
@thanks myexperi....and Sudhir.. I guess these recipes get created out of necessity to clean up the refrigerator as much as my creative juices allow me to :)
looks super delicious!
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