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Paneer Shahi Chaman ( Cottage Cheese in a rich white gravy)

  Paneer Shahi Chaman My experiments with paneer don’t seem to end ever, because of the enormous love for it and also because it is my son’s all-time favourite. He would choose paneer over anything I bet! On our recent visit to a downtown restaurant, as usual, he ordered his favourite pick, that is paneer. Bored with the usual buttery, spicy flavours, this time he chose the subtle ‘Paneer Chaman’. Since he loved it to the core, I knew what was coming up next. Yes, precisely! The challenge of recreating it at home. While relishing every bite, I was also into absorbing each flavour in my mind because I knew the challenging part coming up 😀 😊 The following weekend, I tried and I was rated 10/10 by my biggest food critic! Mission accomplished! 😁 So here, I am sharing the recipe with you all. Hope you will like it too! Preparation time: 30 mins Cooking time: 15 mins Servings: 2-3 persons Ingredients: 250 gms paneer 1 large onion, chopped 8-10 split cashews 8-10 almonds 1 t

Mawa Gulab Jamun

Mawa Gulab Jamun If a dessert was to be crowned as the king it certainly has to be the Gulab Jamun. This piece of heaven that simply melts in the mouth is almost every Indian Mithai lover’s favorite. I am generally good at everyday cooking but when it comes to making traditional Indian desserts, it just daunts me to no end. However, I am always keen on learning and mastering the art of making traditional sweets. Gulab Jamuns are my favorite, and I usually make them with the gulab jamun mixes available in stores. Although they too are tasty and melt in mouth but still nowhere close to the Mawa Gulab Jamuns. At my in-laws place, mawa gulab jamuns are a hit. And they are made in almost all special occasions. This recipe of mawa gulab jamun, I learned from my father in law who I would say is a pro in making them. During my recent visit to my in-law's place, I learned the process, which looked effortless and with very few ingredients. The only effort is kneading the dough with maw