Hey, it’s time for celebrations as my son is going to be nine this week. I am thinking about the menu for the party. When we celebrated his birthday at home last year, I made paneer butter masala in restaurant style as some of his friends were vegetarians. But to my surprise, those who were not vegetarians also became a fan of my paneer butter masala and they ate well even if they have other non-veg options. Some of his friends ask me about how to make Paneer Butter Masala?
The thick rich gravy reddish and orange in color and the softness of paneer with butter Taste will make the foodies eyes pop out. The dish has some tangy taste as the gravy contains tomatoes. Paneer is good for kids as it is a rich source of protein and has all the goodness of milk. It’s an easy Paneer recipe with gravy which is healthy and tasty too. I gave the Paneer Butter Masala recipe.
The recipe I have given is of medium spice for kids. This recipe is suitable for Paneer Butter Masala home cooking. You can make changes as per your taste. I don’t have to force my kids if this is on our menu. They dig into it and the leftover will be a nice clean plate. Okay, let me stop making your mouth water and move on to how to make paneer masala
Health-conscious people don’t be sad, I have a good idea for you. You can use vegetable oil instead of butter and substitute Paneer with tofu. Tofu is much healthier as it has low caloric value but rich in iron and protein. Tofu is a soy milk food made from condensed soy milk. Nowadays it's available at supermarkets. This dish can be served with Roti, Naan, Bread, Appam, etc. I will be sharing more Paneer recipes Soon.
Sometimes I wish if I was in Italy. Not because I didn’t like my Gods own country, but for the simplicity of cooking. Most of the Italian dishes takes only minutes to prepare. But in Kerala you know for lunch normally we have to spend one or two hours in the kitchen. Sometimes I feel lazy to spend so many hours for breakfast, lunch, evening snack and dinner.
This spaghetti I tasted from a restaurant in Italy. My son Kris’s godparents are Italian Nicola and Mina. So Our kumbari’s are Italian. This restaurant is owned by Mina’s mother Luciana who is in her 80’s who still cooks in her restaurant. The dish was super delicious as it’s cooked in a traditional way by Luciana. It contained all the flavors added.
Italian dishes are simple yet elegant.