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Paneer Shimla Mirch

Posted by 365DaysVeg on February 1, 2008

Cottage Cheese with Bell Peppers ~ Paneer Shimla Mirch

Honey, what would you like to eat?
Something Yum!
But, help me decide on it, please.
OK, here are my clues; creamy, soft, cheesy, protein-rich
Ahh, got it. It’s Paneer time!

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Veggies and Paneer to prepare this dish

Who doesn’t like paneer? It is so versatile that could it be used in a variety of dishes both hot and sweet. Growing up, my Mom would make home made paneer (yummm…). It used to be so fresh, creamy and melts in your mouth. I would simply add some powdered sugar, some powdered elaichi (cardamom), kesar and just eat it as a dessert whenever my craving for something sweet would occur. But, today, I will share a mouth watering recipe that will blow your mind off. It is paneer shimla mirch wrap. It’s easy to prepare and easy to carry for lunch not to mention that I love to eat with my hands. If you enjoyed my Mutter Paneer, this dish is sure to please you.

Recipe:
Paneer or Cottage cheese 14 oz pack
1 medium size red and green shimla mirch or bell pepper cut into strips
1 onion cut into lengthwise
A couple of cloves, pepper, elaichi(cardamom) powdered together
2 tsp red chili powder
1 tsp haldi (turmeric) powder
1 - 2 tbsp oil
1 green chili chopped
1 tsp jeera or cumin seeds
Salt to taste

Cook paneer just like in my Mutter Paneer recipe and keep it aside. Heat oil in a pan, add jeera, add the spice powder and saute the onions with it. Then add shimla mirch and saute more. Add red chili powder and salt. When the shimla mirch is still crunchy add the paneer and mix well. Adjust seasonings if needed. Garnish with cilantro. Place a couple of spoonful in between a Paratha or Chappati or Roti or Tortilla and wrap.

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Paneer Shimla Mirch in a whole grain tortilla wrap

4 Responses to “Paneer Shimla Mirch”

  1. Mona Says:

    Wow! it looks awesome, so mouthwatering!! Beautiful pictures Priya!! I will try these Paneer and Capsicum Wraps!

  2. Vaishali Says:

    What a beautiful dish! I love Shimla Mirch. I don’t eat paneer, but I think I’ll try this out with tofu.

  3. masalamagic Says:

    What a gorgeous picture… i would not feel like destroying this wrap!

  4. Erfan Says:

    Your recepies are damn excellent

    but whoz the photographer ????

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