162 grated paneer recipes

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Who can resist the lure of pakodas on a cold, rainy day! i sure cannot, especially if it has been charged with a dose of greens too. Serve piping hot with sweet/sour chutney or green chutney.
Chilli-garlic paneer potato balls, dipped in batter, coated with coarsely ground Papad, and deep-fried till crisp. Just a description of this dish is enough to make your kids drool over it. Ideal protein-rich snack to serve when your kids take a break while studying for the exams!
An easy wrap, made for India! Full of the goodness of paneer, cauliflower and any other veggies that you might choose to add, this wrap is a simple meal that can fit into a tiffin box as well as into a dinner menu.
A sinful combination, simply irresistible.
Give the everyday chapatti a kid-friendly makeover! Prepare these chapattis in advance and toast them just before serving to put together a snack that kids will love. Cut each chapatti into small pieces, so it fits easily into the eager little mouths!
A distinctive kind of baked dish where onion shells are baked with a rich mixture of rice, paneer and Cashewnuts.
A continental recipe which has been customized with ingredients like pine nuts, parsley and mint leaves to transform into a Lebanese delicacy. Instead of zucchini you can try using bottle gourd or cucumber.
Smoked cottage cheese patties topped with a fiery red curry sauce.
An attractively presented pasta with a creamy tomato sauce.
A barbeque is a perfect occasion to let your hair down and mingle with guests in the comfortable and natural ambience of a garden or outdoor picnic spot. With a little bit of creativity, it is possible to create numerous barbeque treats for vegetarians too. Here is one such interesting combination of crisp paneer balls with a deliciously soft interior, dunked in pungent barbeque sauce. Your guests are sure to fall in love with the paneer balls in barbeque sauce.
Olives are almost always served in Italy, a custom that comes down from Roman times. Pickled olives have been served as a snack or after a meal along with cheese for hundreds of years. A combination of truly authentic Italian flavours, cream cheese, perked up with olives and celery make this delightful recipe. If you make the dip in advance, store it in the refrigerator. Mix in a tablespoon of cream if the dip become too dry when serving. If the paneer is not fresh and creamy, try using a little cream and smoothen the paneer by making a fine puree in the blender. There is no limit to what you can serve this dip with. For example, crackers, potato chips, toast, pieces of fresh vegetables-the combinations are endless and of course divine! You can even use this dip as a sandwich spread. Do try other dips like Pumpkin Dip or Parsley Yoghurt Dip .
Khatta, mitha and chatpati.
The luscious taste of Paneer Balls in Dill Sauce lives up to the expectations that its enticing appearance creates. A pleasant green sauce of dill leaves pepped up with onions and chillies, and loaded with milk, butter and cheese for a rich and creamy mouth-feel, dresses up scrumptious deep-fried paneer and dill balls, making up a tasty plateful!
Paneer forms the base of this dish which is then topped with spinach to form a mildly spiced dish.
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