Isn't the weather absolutely gorgeous?Spring is finally in the air and I'm so looking forward to kids playing outside, my beautiful morning walks (that I've ignored for a long time), lots of outdoorsy activities with the family!Glorious days ahead,with the dazzling rays of the sun exposing itself through the windows into your rooms, aah the feeling of being warmed!
My recipe for today promises to do that too.That feeling of warming-up to an unmatched aroma of a medley of spices and flavors that sing a soft tune, a tune of deliciousness!
What are the ingredients, you ask?Well, Paneer with colored peppers stir-fried using curried spices.It can range from mild to hot and very hot depending on your taste.Its very tasty and a quick way of making dishes Indian style without having to spend a long time, which makes for a perfect weeknight meal!Also good for potlucks and gatherings;
Paneer Jalfrezi (Indian style Paneer/Pepper Stir Fry)
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Ingredients:
Paneer-400 gms (easily available at your Indian Grocer's)
Onions-1 large sliced
Green peppers-1 medium sliced
Red Peppers-1 medium sliced
Ginger-garlic paste-1 tbsp
Tomato puree-1 cup
Ground Cumin-2 tsp
Ground Coriander-2 tsp
Garam masala-1 tsp
Red chilli powder-1 tsp
Green Chillies-2 chopped
Oil- 3 tbsp
Salt- to taste
Process:
In a wok heat oil and add the onions.Add the green chillies.Fry for about 2 mins and add ginger-garlic paste.Fry for a minute.Add cumin, coriander , garam masala and red chilli powders.Cook for another minute and add the peppers and the paneer.Add salt and cook for about 5 minutes, until the peppers are shiny and paneer is soft enough.Add the tomato puree and cook for another 2 minutes.Check the seasonings and garnish with coriander.Serve hot with naans, rotis or parathas.
My friend Sonali from Only Fish Recipes has awarded me the Versatile Blogger Award!Thanks so much Sonali!She has an amazing collection of fish recipes that will make you drool!!Please visit her blog to check out her fish recipes!
I will nominate other bloggers in my next post!
Also linking this entry to #Indianfoodpalooza a wonderful celebration of Indian Food hosted by Indian Simmer,Creative Culinary and The Colors of Indian Cooking !!!Please join in the fun event if you have made and posted an Indian dish from 1st-31st of March.There are prizes to be won!!
My recipe for today promises to do that too.That feeling of warming-up to an unmatched aroma of a medley of spices and flavors that sing a soft tune, a tune of deliciousness!
What are the ingredients, you ask?Well, Paneer with colored peppers stir-fried using curried spices.It can range from mild to hot and very hot depending on your taste.Its very tasty and a quick way of making dishes Indian style without having to spend a long time, which makes for a perfect weeknight meal!Also good for potlucks and gatherings;
- as an appetizer alongside a crusty bread
- as a filling inside a tortilla
- as a filling inside a puff pastry
- can aslo be served as a main dish
Paneer Jalfrezi (Indian style Paneer/Pepper Stir Fry)
Print this Recipe
Ingredients:
Paneer-400 gms (easily available at your Indian Grocer's)
Onions-1 large sliced
Green peppers-1 medium sliced
Red Peppers-1 medium sliced
Ginger-garlic paste-1 tbsp
Tomato puree-1 cup
Ground Cumin-2 tsp
Ground Coriander-2 tsp
Garam masala-1 tsp
Red chilli powder-1 tsp
Green Chillies-2 chopped
Oil- 3 tbsp
Salt- to taste
Process:
In a wok heat oil and add the onions.Add the green chillies.Fry for about 2 mins and add ginger-garlic paste.Fry for a minute.Add cumin, coriander , garam masala and red chilli powders.Cook for another minute and add the peppers and the paneer.Add salt and cook for about 5 minutes, until the peppers are shiny and paneer is soft enough.Add the tomato puree and cook for another 2 minutes.Check the seasonings and garnish with coriander.Serve hot with naans, rotis or parathas.
My friend Sonali from Only Fish Recipes has awarded me the Versatile Blogger Award!Thanks so much Sonali!She has an amazing collection of fish recipes that will make you drool!!Please visit her blog to check out her fish recipes!
Also linking this entry to #Indianfoodpalooza a wonderful celebration of Indian Food hosted by Indian Simmer,Creative Culinary and The Colors of Indian Cooking !!!Please join in the fun event if you have made and posted an Indian dish from 1st-31st of March.There are prizes to be won!!




That looks amazing--so colorful and spicy! It's not quite spring here, but I'm trying this soon.
ReplyDeleteThis made my mouth water! It sounds great! I have bookmarked to try later! :)
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Cindy
i've never tried paneer before, but i would love to see what its like. i've seen so many indian curries made with it! the flavors here look delicious!
ReplyDeletelooks very inviting..wonderful recipe!!
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These photos are amazing, the colors are so vibrant! I like the idea of having it as a filling inside a tortilla. What a great idea! Congrats on your Versatile Blogger Award!!! :)
ReplyDeleteVery flavorful n yummy recipe!!
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Erivum Puliyum
Thankyou all for your wonderful comments.Junia you have to try paneer,I'm sure you'll love it :)Carmen,its very versatile,my daughter likes it rolled into a tortilla :)
ReplyDeleteHi Soni, This paneer stir fry looks scrumptious! Great recipe :) A wonderful way to start the new season :)
ReplyDeleteMmmmmm, Soni i love this dish. Simply drooling now :))
ReplyDeleteSpring is not here yet in Vancouver. But I would love to have this delicious Indian dish anytime.
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious Soni, and your Tandoori Paneer Tikka s still on my list to make! Im hoping to try out Indian cooking and join the #Indianfoodpalooza-sounds fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks Aldy,Inessa, Neetu and EA!!It surely is a great stir-fry!EA, try them and let me know how they turned out :)
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The paneer looks awesome...I am so tempted to dig into it with a roti :-)
ReplyDeleteI love how colorful it looks :) I never made this dish at home but love to order whenever we eat out!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty ! So full of Spring colors :-) Thanks for visiting my blog. You can replace gambogee with kokum, but then, it cannot be called Kerala fish curry :-) That's what I've written about in the post, how different they both are. But you should be able to find gambogee in South Indian Grocery stores,which works best in this curry :-)
ReplyDeleteThis dish looks so delicious with all these colors!
ReplyDeleteWow that looks delicious! Just looking at it makes me hungry! Nice blog :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flavors and color! So delicious and congrats on the award :)
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a wonderful weekend!
this paneer dish looking hot delicious.........loved the presentation....can feel the taste as well...hmmmm..yumyumm....
ReplyDeleteMaha
Thanks so much to you all for leaving such sweet comments on my post!!
ReplyDeleteI love a good jalfrezi but I've mostly had it with shrimp. Since paneer is my favorite of cheeses, this dish really appeals to my tastes! The recipe is perfect and your pictures really show what a fabulous dish this is! Have a great day Soni! (BTW - check out my most recent post. I'm giving you a well-deserved shout out!)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much MJ for the shoutout!!You deserved the award my friend :)
DeleteI'm going try this with chicken or prawns! Thanks for sharing this lovely recipe Soni! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks absolutelly delicious! So beautiful flavours and colors!
ReplyDeleteSoni, this dish sounds amazing! One of my favourite Indian dishes is Saag Paneer but I'm really excited to try your recipe x
ReplyDeleteThanks Anu and Elpiniki :)Chicken or prawns both would go so well!!
ReplyDeletewow...the paneer looks delicious dear....I was thinking of trying ut a jhal frezi recipe for quite some time.....I would love to try this out :-)
ReplyDeleteFirst time here !! Love the recipes and the clicks love the colorful jalfrezi
ReplyDeleteCongratulation on your award, Soni. These paneer looks really tempting & tasty! I love spicy food & have been trying some blog recipes recently. I'm bookmaking this recipe for sure. Thanks for sharing & have a lovely day! =)
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