Malai kofta
Introduce
Chef :
Sangita Kalra
Malai kofta
Some recipes are meant for special occasions.The ultimate indulgence in paneer in any form!This dish has a silky smooth golden red sauce with nutty flavour . It has rich dumplings worthy for a feast. A pure bliss for all vegetarians with subtle aromatic flavour. #boxweek14 #sangitakalra
Ingredient
Food ration :
6 servings
Cooking time :
40 mins
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Grate the potatoes and paneer together add in salt, pepper chaat masala, coriander leaves,and cornflour, mash all together such that no lumps are formed.Grease hands and make crack free lemon size balls.
* Step 2
Now if you want to make it more lavish,you can stuff each ball with finely chopped cashews, grated ginger and chopped raisens.I avoided doing this step. Fry each on medium to low heat till golden.Do not fry on high flame else the outer cover will get golden and the inner will not get cooked properly.Keep all the balls on a kitchen paper and make the gravy.
* Step 3
Soak cashews in some warm milk for ten mins to make a smooth paste. Now in a vessel, heat oil, add the onions and saute till they get transparent and turn light pink. Add ginger garlic paste,cook for few minutes, add in the tomato puree and cook till little ghee or oil oozzes out.Add in the dry masalas like red chilli powder, turmeric, coriander powder, garam masala. Add little water to make a thick consistency like gravy.
* Step 4
Add in cashew paste and cream,cook for some more time. Now add in crushed kasoori methi. Check the seasoning,now if you want it to be a bit sweet you can add in a few drops of honey or 1/4 TSP sugar. Cook till it dissolves.
* Step 5
Now at the time of serving, heat the koftas in micro for 30 seconds place them in the serving dish and pour the hot gravy on top of them. Garnish with little cream and chopped fresh coriander leaves and serve with your favourite bread.
* Step 6
Notes
These koftas are very delicate so putting them directly in the cooking vessel in which gravy is cooked,might break them so to avoid that,this method is used and pouring the gravy at the time of serving is important as the koftas soak the gravy and might get dried up so by pouring it at last moment prevents them from getting dried.
Malai koftas' gravy is generally of thick consistency and not watery.. it is just like we have for shahi paneer !!
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