Chilli paneer every ones favourite and most popular dish in restaurants and made at parties. Chilli paneer can be made in many variations and every one has their own taste. In my previous chilli paneer, I have used double concentrated tomato puree and tomato ketchup, and no spring onions used.
This chilli paneer can be prepared easily, quickly and can be served as a starter or appetiser or any side dish to the main meal. It will be quicker, if vegetables are chopped in advance. When friends or guest come we plan for lunch or dinner and want to make food which is easy to cook but tastes delicious. Now a day’s chilli paneer is served as a starter in parties or in restaurants, can be served as a side dish with fried rice, pulao, jeera rice.
In this I have roasted paneer with cumin seeds, to give colour and flavour, sometimes I just coat paneer pieces with corn flour and deep fry it to give that crispy texture, or can just add directly to the sauce, to save time, to make it more quick. The paneer pieces can be cut into any shape you like.
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