Mash the Paneer and mix it with the potato. Heat oil and add jeera; once it crackles, add ginger and green chilli. Toss them for a few seconds, add the turmeric, and immediately add the Paneer-potato mixture.
Add salt to taste. Toss for 2-3 mins and take off the flame. Spread out on a tray and allow to cool completely. Add bread crumbs, chopped coriander, and almonds to the mix, and make round and flat patties. Roll the sides of the patty with some almonds and keep aside.
Heat the remaining oil in a pan and cook the patties on both sides till golden brown.
Misal Pao is packed with protein with beansprouts and the finest of Indian spices. It is a dish you wanna try your hands at especially if you been wanting to feed your children veggies forever.
Michelin-starred chef and restaurateur Rohit Ghai is hailed as one of the UK’s most creative and accomplished Indian chefs. Chef Ghai began his international career working with Michelin-starred restaurant Benares in London in 2008.
Harpal Singh Sokhi is a celebrity chef from India. Also known as the “Energy Chef of India”, he is now a “Dancing Chef Of India”. Chef Sokhi anchored Grand Trunk Rasoi Season 1, he also started his fine-dine restaurant Karigiri in Noida, New Delhi, and one of the largest clubs in the country, club D’Neo at Jalandhar, Punjab.
Lachha Rabari is the perfect dessert to enjoy during Vaisakhi time. It is infused with saffron, sugar, rose water, and the richness of milk. You may have tried Rabari before but not one done this way. Try it today.
Kadhi Methi Pakoda is a whole new way of enjoying Kadhi. It is made with lots of different spices to give the dish not only great taste and aroma but keep your taste buds coming back for more. A perfect way to enjoy Vaisakhi with some Punjabi Kadhi Methi Pakoda when served with hot rice.
This mouthwatering Aloo Matar Tiki bursting with flavor and a host of different spices is the perfect way to enjoy some snacks to kick start the festivities of Vaisakhi.
