Showing posts with label cheese:paneer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cheese:paneer. Show all posts

Saturday, 29 October 2011

Toasty Pumpkin Chickpea Fritters / Achari Paneer Tikka – Skewered Indian Cheese With Pickling Spices / Tauge Goreng



Blog Post & Recipe: Toasty Pumpkin Chickpea Fritters!


A light, crisp layer of panko breadcrumbs coat a cozy fall-inspired filling of mashed chickpeas, rich golden pumpkin, nutty hemp seeds, garlic, a hint of maple and a splash of bright cider vinegar.


Blog Post & Recipe: Achari Paneer Tikka – Skewered Indian Cheese With Pickling Spices


Achari comes from the word “Achaar” which means pickle in Hindi. Tikka is any kind of boneless meat or vegetables baked or roasted on skewers ... Paneer complements the strong flavors of the spice mix perfectly but you can use lamb, chicken or shrimp.


Blog Post & Recipe: Tauge Goreng


Humble, yet delicious, easy and quick to make. No wonder is popular in Indonesia and SE Asian country. Every household seems to have their own version. Some recipe add prawns, some add tofu and tempe, or simply nothing other then mung bean sprouts itself as a star. This is my version of tauge goreng, I always serve it with hot steaming Japanese, or Jasmine rice, no other side dish needed.



Friday, 5 August 2011

The Perfect Guacamole / Heather Beer / Paneer Butter Masala



Blog Post & Recipe: The Perfect Guacamole


All it takes to make The Perfect Guacamole is a few fresh ingredients and some simple guidelines.


Blog Post & Recipe: How to make Viking heather beer


I asked him if he could come up with an easy recipe using wild plants. He describes the recipe he sent me as a "metheglin" (a honey wine flavoured with herbs or spices) though I would suggest it is a honey beer, albeit one quite unrelated to the modern honey beers that contain very little honey indeed.


Blog Post & Recipe: Paneer Butter Masala – Restaurant style


Paneer is a fresh cheese made of milk and lemon juice. Very easy to make and super delicious.You can make it fresh and use it the same day. Paneer is such a versatile ingredient that you can prepare your entire meal out of it. One of the most popular curries of Paneer is Paneer butter masala. It is cooked in a rich buttery onion-tomato gravy and flavored with bitter fenugreek leaves.