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Step by step pictorial recipe to make Keto Paneer Makhani (Low carb) : Smear Paneer (cottage cheese) pieces with turmeric, salt and kashmiri red chilli powder. In a skillet, grill the Paneer pieces in butter. Grill the Paneer only for 2-3 minutes on both sides, making sure that they don’t turn hard. In a pan, heat butter let cumin seeds splutter.
In a skillet, grill the Paneer pieces in butter. Grill the Paneer only for 2-3 minutes on both sides, making sure that they don’t turn hard. In a pan, heat butter let cumin seeds splutter. Add garlic, ginger paste, green chillies,onions, tomatoes and saute well till the mixture is well done and soft.
This Low-Carb Paneer Tikka makes either a simple paneer starter on its own or a welcome addition to other sauces and dips. When I figured out how to make Paneer in an Instant Pot without having to babysit the process, I started to think of quick and easy things I could do with the paneer.
There’s a simple trick to that : a) Cut Paneer (cottage cheese) in small pieces. b) Heat water in a saucepan for 2-3 minutes and turn off the heat. c) Dunk the Paneer (cottage cheese) pieces into hot water and keep them soaked for 7-10 minutes. d) Drain the water and use the Paneer pieces in any form in the curries.