Yesterday my father turned 20 for the third time…. Its was his 60th Birthday. I had thought for quite sometime that I will make something new and interesting for him.
So I tried this shashlik pulao and trust me with the sheer look of the platter, my dad went gaga over it.
It’s a real eye catcher , one pot meal.
INGREDIANTS & METHOD:
A) For Paneer Gravy:
250 gms – paneer ( cut into 1” pieces) , Tomatoes- 4 big – chopped roughly
Ginger – ½”piece, garlic – 7-8 flakes , Clove-1, Green cardamom- 2, green chilli -1
Red chilli powder – ½ tsp, Salt to taste
Butter – 1tbsp , Honey – 1tbsp , Sugar – 1tsp, Cornflour – 1tsp (dissolved in 1/4th cup water)
1. Fry the paneer cubes to rich brown color and soak them in salted water.
2. To prepare gravy, take a pan with 1 cup water and add tomatoes, ginger, garlic, green chillies, clove and cardamom pods. Boil it.
3. Remove from fire , blend in a mixer and strain.
4. Now heat the butter in a non stick pan, add the tomato puree. Add salt, red chilli, honey and sugar. Bring to boil. Now add the cornflour paste. Simmer for 4-5 mins till the gravy is thick.
5. Now add the fried paneer to the gravy and keep aside.
B) For Rice
1 cup – uncooked rice (soaked for 10 mins)
2- cloves, 1 Bay leaf (tej patta), 2- green cardamom, 2tsp salt and 1tsp oil
1. Boil 5 cups water with clove, bay leaf, cardamom salt and oil. Add rice and cook till done. Strain and keep aside.
C) For Side Serving
1/4th small cabbage- shredded, curd – 2tbsp
6-7- French beans, ½ carrot – finely chopped , steamed or boiled
1.Boil 2 cups water with 1 tsp salt. Add cabbage. Strain immediately after 10 secs. Drain the water and let it cool.
2. Mix cooled cabbage with 2 tbsp thick curd to which add salt and pepper.
TO SERVE :
Place hot rice in a serving platter.
Arrange paneer pieces along with the grave in the centre in one row.
Place cabbage in curd on one side and boiled beans & carrot on the other side.
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