
I don’t mean the kind of cheat recipes that you find in “GoodFood”
magazine where everything (spice paste, coconut milk, frozen shrimp etc) is store bought
and you just have to put them together. That’s not quick, that’s readymade. Halloumi
cheese, malt vinegar, canned tuna, crème fraîche, polenta.. (ponga da neengalum
unga recipes um). These recipes are not meant for you and me to cook at home. I
would have to spend a fortune at Amma Naana and N2H and still wouldn’t be able
to find all the ingredients. I’d have to personally import them from Italy or
China or some such place. And if I ever make these dishes at home, I can
imagine what my family would do; they’d expel me from the kitchen forever. These
recipes are for the peters and marys,the ultra-suave to memorize so that they
can describe what they had at that fancy new Japanese restaurant. Why does the "India" edition have such recipes? I told you, its not for you and me.
Feel free to suggest recipes for
this Someberi series. I will try to update this series as often as I can, lazy that I am.
Preparation time: 2
mins
Cooking time: 5 mins
Serves: 4
Ingredients
Paneer - 250 gm crumbled or gratedOnion – 1 large chopped fine
Green chillies – 2 chopped fine
Turmeric – 1/4 tsp
Salt to taste
Oil – 2 tbsp
Method
1.
Heat oil in a kadai/skillet. When hot, add
chopped onions and green chillies. Sauté till the onions turn translucent.
2.
Drop the crumbled paneer into the skillet. Add
turmeric and salt and mix well. Fry for about 5 minutes and switch off when the
paneer is just about to brown.
3.
Serve hot with pooris or rotis.
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