Palak Paneer Recipe | Easy Palak Paneer Recipe
Author: Zeel Patel
Recipe type: main course
Cuisine: Indian
Serves: 3-4
Palak / Spinach - 2 bunch - 400 gms approx Garlic cloves - 8-10, minced optional Ginger - 1 inch, paste / grated optional Green chili - 1 to 2, chopped Onion - 1 large, finely chopped Salt - according to taste Hing - a pinch, optional Garam masala - ¼ tsp ( optional ) Fresh cream - 2 tbsp or more Homemade fresh Paneer - 150 - 200 gms Oil - 1 tbsp Ghee / Butter - 2 tbsp Cumin seeds / Jeera - ¼ tsp Water to blanch palak Ice cold water Clean the spinach or palak and remove the stems. Wash them properly and dry them before use. Boil 6 - 7 cups of water in a wide pan. When the water starts to boil, add spinach to it. Stir it for 2-3 min. You will notice that the leaves will slightly change their color. Don't overcook it. Immediately transfer the leaves to a bowl of ice-cold water. Let them cool down for a couple of minutes. Remove the leaves from the water and squeeze out all the excess water from the leaves. Make a puree of the blanched spinach and keep it aside. Meanwhile, chop the garlic, chili, and onion, and keep it aside. Make a paste of ginger and keep it aside. Heat Oil and ghee/butter in an iron Kadai. Add cumin. Later, add hing, dry chilies, and bay leaf. Saute for a minute. Add garlic. Fry them nicely. Don't burn them. Add ginger paste and chopped chilies. After a minute, add chopped onions. Cook until the onion becomes translucent. Add spinach puree and give a nice mix. Cook for 1 -2 minutes. Add salt and garam malasa. Cook for a couple of minutes. Adjust the consistency by adding water. When the gravy starts to bubble, add chopped panner. Mix well. Cook for a minute. Add fresh cream and turn off the flame. Give a nice mix. Transfer the palak panner into a serving bowl. Garnish with some fresh cream or onion rings. Serve warm with Naan, Kulcha, roti, Parathas, or bread of your choice. Recipe by Zeel's Kitchen at https://zeelskitchen.com/recipe/palak-paneer-recipe/
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