I am a great fan of all paneer recipes, especially this tikkas are my most favorite. Since i don't possess a Oven with grill, i wanted to try this tikka on the stove top, by using a non stick tawa. So many times i have made this, and it always came out very nicely.
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I used the panner cubes to make these tikkas.
INGREDIENTS:
Method:
Note:
Check out my
I used the panner cubes to make these tikkas.
INGREDIENTS:
PANEER CUBES | 3/4 CUP |
SOUR CREAM | 2 TBLSP |
TANDOORI MASALA | 1/2 TSP |
REDCHILLI POWDER | 1/2 TSP |
CHAT MASALA | 1/4 TSP |
CAPSICUM | 1/2 NO CUBED |
ONION | 1 NO. CUBED |
OIL | 1 TBLSP |
KASOORI METHI | 1/4 TSP |
SALT | AS NEEDED |
Method:
- Take the paneer from the freezer and keep it outside till it comes to the room temperature.
- Once it reaches the room temperature add the sour cream to it.
- Add the red chilli powder, chat masala, tandoori masala and kasoori methi and salt to this .
- Mix this very well. Take care the masalas should get evenly coated.
- I used this cream,you can use hung yogurt too.
- Allow this to marinate for 1 hour.
- Keep it in the fridge.
- After an hour, take it out and heat a tawa.
- Place the paneer pieces on the tawa by arranging it on the tawa.
- Add a few drops of oil ,for each batch(if you want)
- keep the flame very low.
- When it is done on one side, carefully flip it on the other side, using a spoon.
- Repeat this for all the other sides of the paneer cubes.
- Heat a kadai, add a tblsp of oil and add keep the flame very high.
- Add the cubed onions and capsicums to it and saute this in a high flame.
- Take out from the flame and when it is cool arrange them in skewers.
- Enjoy with hot tea.
Note:
- You can add curd instead of sour cream.
- If using curd, hung the curd for 20 minutes in a cloth.
- Don't add too much of cream/curd as this will make the tikka soggy .
- Don't omit the tandoori masala, it gives out the real flavor of the tikka.
yumm yumm.. i love paneer tikkas :)
ReplyDeleteA nice and easy way to make tikkas! will definitely try it.
ReplyDeleteyummy....
ReplyDeleteI m loving itt
A simple and easy way to make tikkas...
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely delicious!!
ReplyDeleteJeyashri, wow, I am really drooling over here. Lovely, send me some over. .:)..nice recipe!!
ReplyDeleteUS Masala
long time haven't had this making me hungry... try my variation... here.. Mint and Garlic flavoured Paneer Tikka.. http://chackoskitchen.com/2010/03/garlic-and-mint-flavoured-paneer-tikka/
ReplyDeletepaneer tikka looks delicious ..love the marination u used for this n the best part is u made to on tawa ...i love it
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beautiful tikkas...
ReplyDeletePaneer tikka sounds delicious...looks very tempting
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy. I agree dear the tandoori masala takes the tikka to the next level. When using tava I insert the paneer in the skewer and then roast it, comes out good.
ReplyDeleteFOODELICIOUS
tempting tikka
ReplyDeleteyummy tempting tikkas....
ReplyDeleteAm inviting myself to ur place Jeya, wat a fantastic looking paneer tikka, love that they are made in tawa..
ReplyDeletelovely paneer tikka... would love some....
ReplyDeleteOne of my very fav one jeyashri.. ur making me drool like anything ..My stomach grumbles. And the pictures are wonderful especially first and last.
ReplyDeleteLovely colour and nice recipe,sure gonna be hit and useful for those who want to try without oven! Feel like eating now :)
ReplyDeletelooks perfect and colourful!! will surely trt it.
ReplyDeleteWonderful and perfect tikkas. I am feeling like making it right now. Sure will try it and let you know
ReplyDeleteOh i missed so many posts in ur blog. Going thro everything i missed. This paneer tikka is awesome. nice color. I'll surely try this. thnx for the stove top method :)
ReplyDeleteWhoo, yum yumm...love the idea of making it over tawa...no fuzz yet delish:)
ReplyDeleteYummy Jeyashri!!! Looks so easy!!!!
ReplyDeleteYummy Jeyashri!!! Looks so easy!!!!
ReplyDeleteI usually grill them in the oven. Love this tikkas anytime of the day :)
ReplyDeleteSounds & looks awesome!! anything with paneer..count in me.:-)
ReplyDeletelove paneer...and this one's a fav...
ReplyDeleteLovely tikkas...looks delicious.
ReplyDeletePushpa @ simplehomefood.com
Wow mouth watering.... m loving it :)
ReplyDeleteEven i found out this tawa method to satisfy my daughter's strong paneer cravings!
ReplyDeleteLove your presentation, girl!
yummy looking paneer tikkas.
ReplyDeleteGreat tikka recipe .. and amazing click .
ReplyDeleteOne of my favs...great party starter...
ReplyDeleteWow! lovely picture..so tempting.
ReplyDeletevery nice clicks.... and tikkas came out perfect...
ReplyDeletegood to try in ordinary tawa.... if you have posted before, i would have saved my money from buying oven....
Delicous paneeer tikkaa! Looks awesome!!
ReplyDeleteLooks so yum, surely i will try. Lovley presentation and clicks, DSLR la click pannaye.
ReplyDeleteOh so you have individually sauté ed the paneer and veggies in a pan, that is a lot of patience. i have always grilled the kebabs whole. This way your tikkas are all uniformly done. very nice.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to make this tikka, but the tandoori masala available here is tandoori chicken masala. I don't know if we can use it? Can you suggest some other alternate to tandoori masala?
ReplyDeleteActually i have checked the ingredients of the Tandoori chicken masala once it doesn't have any non-veg. Though i didn't buy i think u can check the ingredients and try with that. Else barbeque masala will work out
DeleteThank you. Will try and let you know the output.
ReplyDeleteI love your blog. I m newly married and I like to cook specials for my husband. Thank you very much. Your description is very easy to grasp.
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