Methi malai mutter using kasoori methi, with step by step pictures
A creamy gravy which i was hesitant to try for a long time (since i am very calorie conscious now a days), of course most of us are like that. When i was going through my friend’s cookbook, this tempted me very much and finally i tried this for a weekday lunch.I used kasoori methi since i don’t have fresh methi leaves with me.
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 INGREDIENTS:
| GREEN PEAS | 1 CUP | 
| KASOORI METHI | 4 TBLSP | 
| CINNAMON | 1/2 “ | 
| CARDAMON | 2 NO | 
| CLOVES | 2 NO | 
| CASHEWNUTS | 1 TBLSP | 
| WHITE PEPPER POWDER | 1/4 TSP | 
| ONION | 1 NO.(GRATED) | 
| REDCHILLI POWDER | 1/2 TSP | 
| SUGAR | A PINCH | 
| MILK | 1 CUP | 
| CREAM/MALAI | 1/2 CUP | 
| OIL | 2 TBLSP | 
| SALT | AS NEEDED | 
 
 METHOD:
- Boil/Microwave the peas for 2 minutes.( i used the frozen peas)
 
 - Soak cashew nuts in warm water for 10 minutes.
 
 - Grind the cashew nuts, cinnamon, clove and cardamon into a fine paste.
 
 - In a kadai, add oil and saute the onions till they turn pink.
- Cook the onions on a low flame and don not let them turn brown.
 
 - Add the cashew ,masala paste.
- Saute for a minute.
 
 - Add the kasoori methi and mix well.
 
 - Add the cream/malai and cook on low heat for 2 minutes.
- I used the Nestle Cream.
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- Add the peas and pour the milk.
- Add salt , redchilli powder, pepper powder and sugar to this.
 
 - Mix well and cook in a medium flame for 2 minutes.
 
 - Serve garnished with a a ring of cashew nut bits.
 
 Note:
- If you are using Fresh peas, shell the peas and boil them in salt water till tender.
- If using fresh methi leaves, blanch them in boiling water and refresh them in cold water.
- Methi malai mutter tastes well with plain kulcha.
 
 
 

 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
 

 
  
  
  
  
 








 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 