| Paneer | 200 gms (cut into small cubes) | 
| Onions (medium sized) | 4 (2 chopped & 2 grind to paste) | 
| Tomatoes (medium small in size) | 4 (grind to puree) | 
| Groundnuts | 3 tbsp (dry roasted) | 
| Cumin seeds | 1 tsp | 
| Coriander seeds | 1 tbsp (grind to powder) | 
| Ginger | 1”pcs | 
| Garlic flakes | 4 | 
| Coconut milk | 2 cups | 
| Red chilly powder | 1 - 1.5 tbsp | 
| Salt | to taste | 
| Turmeric | pinch | 
| Oil | 3 tbsp | 
Things to be prepared first:
- Process the coconut into a blender (add hot water to just cover all of the meat and blend until finely grated). Strain the milk.
 - Grind two onions into paste. Remaining 2 chop it finely.
 - Grind tomatoes into puree.
 - Grind ginger garlic into coarse paste.
 - Dry roast groundnut and cool it down. Remove the papery skin and grind into powder.
 - Bring water to boiling stage. Add salt and drop paneer cubes and boil it for 5-10 seconds. Drain the water and wash under tape water ( it will remain soft)
 
Preparation:
- Heat oil in a non-stick pan. Add cumin seeds and chopped onions. Fry slight and add onion paste and fry till light golden brown.
 - Add ginger garlic paste and fry it for some time.
 - Add tomato puree and cook till oil on sides.
 - Add seasonings, coriander powder and groundnuts powder. Mix well and fry it for sometime.
 - Pour coconut milk, silted 2 green chilies and ½ cup water. Mix well and bring to boil.
 - When gravy is boiling, add paneer and cook it for another 3-5 Min's.
 - Off the flame. Garnish with cilantro and serve hot with roti’s,pulka’s and poori’s.
 

Hey dear first time here.....u hv a bful blog with yummy recipes..
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this looks delicious ..any leftovers pls.?..Yummo
Following u..
Sanyukta
http://creativesanyukta.blogspot.com/
Was fantastic but I deep fried the Paneer cubes until golden and then put them in sauce a minute before serving...even more yummy. 10/10 for the sauce :)
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Thanks Darren :)
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