Hi friends, Hope all you enjoyed your weekends... Today I came with basic techniques... its nothing but Home made Paneer... Its my first attempt so I tried with little quantity i.e. Half litre Milk...
INTRODUCTION
Paneer is a fresh cheese common in South Asian Cuisine. It is of Indian Origin. It is also called as Chhenna in Eastern part of India. It is unaged, acid-set, non-melting farmer cheese or curd cheese.
BENEFITS
INGREDIENTS
Aavin Milk (prefer full fat) - 1/2 litre
Vinegar or Lemon juice - 1-2 Tbsp
Cotton or Muslin cloth - to filter
METHOD
INTRODUCTION
Paneer is a fresh cheese common in South Asian Cuisine. It is of Indian Origin. It is also called as Chhenna in Eastern part of India. It is unaged, acid-set, non-melting farmer cheese or curd cheese.
BENEFITS
- Paneer is a good source of calcium, which helps strong bones and teeth, and also prevents Osteoporosis Cheese provides 25% of the calcium in the food supply.
- Paneer in moderation, is associated with lower body weight as well as reduced risk of developing insulin resistance syndrome.
- It is a good source of protein and it reduces cancer risk.
- It can prevent stomach disorders and even help with your bones as you get older, especially in women.
- It also helps in lower, back and joint pain.
Availability
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World Wide
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Category
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Basics
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Regional
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South Asian
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Preparation Time
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1 Minute to get ready things
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Cooking Time
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20 Minutes
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Filtering Time
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1 Hour
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Setting Time
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1-2 Hour
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Yield
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100
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INGREDIENTS
Aavin Milk (prefer full fat) - 1/2 litre
Vinegar or Lemon juice - 1-2 Tbsp
Cotton or Muslin cloth - to filter
METHOD
- Boil the milk, when its start boiling keep ready the Vinegar or lemon juice.
- After 30 seconds of boiling add the vinegar or lemon juice to it and stir well.
- Its starts curdling and will stick on back of the ladle.
- Stir well and the cheese completely separates like lumps and whey water.
- Now switch off the flame.
- Keep the big vessel and cover it with cotton cloth like sieve, pour into the cloth to separate whey and cheese and squeeze out the excess water.
- Wash it with running tap water to remove acidic content.
- Squeeze out excess whey water and hang it up for 1 hour to filter excess water.
- Now make crumble and knead for 2-3 minutes and keep it in clean cotton cloth and make level.
- Now keep some weight on this cloth to set the paneer for 2 hours.
- Now make cut to get pieces.
SOFT AND FLUFFY PANEER IS READY!!! |
- Paneer can be used for making varieties of dishes.
- Desserts like Rasgulla, Rasmalai, Kalakand, Sandesh etc...
- Gravies like Palak Paneer, Muttar Paneer, Shahi Paneer etc...
- Appetizers like Chilli Paneer, Paneer Tikka, Paneer Pakoda etc...
NOTE
You can use the whey water to knead chapathi flour.
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homemade paneer.....healthy and delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteWell explained.. Very useful post..
ReplyDeleteDivya's Culinary Journey
looks nice....love paneer...
ReplyDeleteWell done and beautifully explained, nothing will beat the homemade paneer.
ReplyDeleteLovely!
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Paneer looks perfect and nice!
ReplyDeletewonderfully explained bon. Perfectly made paneer on your first attempt. Love it.
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http://sanolisrecipies.blogspot.com/2012/10/peyaji-kanda-bhajji-onion-fritters.html
Wow..! Nothing taste better than home-made paneer I bet ! great effort Vijayalakshmi.
ReplyDeleteThank u all to appreciate dears...
ReplyDeleteawesome with just half a liter u got this much paneer
ReplyDeletei need to try this
i know how to make but i think i always messed with the milk
need full cream milk for this
looks too good viji.. perfectly made..
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect..nice clicks :)
ReplyDeletegot it perfectly viji! well done
ReplyDeleteNicely made..I too make this often:)
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you did a good job..perfect outcome..
ReplyDeleteNever tried paneer before...will try this soon...
ReplyDeletePerfect job Dindugal Rani!!!!! You are rani in this preparation too :) Hope our all SNC members agree this :) Great Rani!!!!
ReplyDeleteHa Ha Ha:-p Yasho... Dont make me shy:-P :-P thanks for u appreciations....
Deletesuperb and you have done it so well, even i have never attempted it at home
ReplyDeletePerfect homemade paneer. Healthy.
ReplyDeleteomg! diz is so osum!I would love to prepare this stuff after cing the end product.It looks indeed delicious.Guess what after I gone through this recipe I checked in my refrigerator whether all the stuffs are available to do and YES IT IS ! Gonna prepare! Right now to kitchen :)
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