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Jhat Phat Sabzi – Capsicum Paneer

Capsicum Paneer Sabzi

A jhatpat sabzi with nutritious ingredients, capsicum and paneer. Appealing to the eye and the palate, this super quick, utterly simple stir fry is lightly spiced and makes a good side with phulkas or a filling for a wrap/roll. You can even add a few tablespoons of thick coconut milk towards the end of the cooking process to give it a rich flavor. Whatever you do, use kasuri methi aka dried fenugreek leaves which gives oodles of flavor to the paneer.

Jhat Phat Capsicum Paneer Recipe

Preparation: 20-25 mts

Serves 3-4 persons

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Ingredients:

1 cup paneer, cubed

1 tsp ginger-garlic-green chilli paste

pinch of turmeric pwd

1/2 tsp red chilli pwd

1 tsp coriander pwd

1 tomato, de-seeded and quartered

2 capsicums, cut into long pieces

1/2 tsp kasuri methi

pinch of garam masala pwd

salt to taste

1/2 tbsp ghee

chopped fresh coriander for garnish

1 Heat ghee in a vessel, add cubed paneer and saute for 2 mts. Remove from vessel and place in warm water for 3 mts, drain and keep aside.
2In the same vessel, add the ginger-garlic-green chilli paste and saute for 2 mts. Add turmeric pwd, coriander pwd, red chilli pwd and combine. Add the chopped capsicum and cook till they turn slightly soft, approx 5-7 mts.
3 Add tomatoes and stir well to combine and cook for 7 mts, with lid. Add the paneer cubes and toss the contents well and cook for 5 mts. Add garam masala pwd and kasuri methi and combine.
4 Finally, garnish with fresh coriander leaves and serve hot with rotis or bread.

Pulka with Shimla Mirch Paneer Subji, Salad and Mango Juice

Jhat Phat Sabzi – Capsicum Paneer Recipe

Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 20 min
Yield: 4
Main Ingredients: paneer capsicum

A jhatpat sabzi with nutritious ingredients, capsicum and paneer. Appealing to the eye and the palate, this super quick, utterly simple stir fry is lightly spiced and makes a good side with phulkas or a filling for a wrap/roll.

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By • May 30th, 2010 • Category: All Recipes, Indian Fry Recipes, Indian Paneer Recipes, Indian Vegetarian Recipes, North Indian Recipes, Recipes Vegetable Dishes

  • shilpa

    Yummy yummy ! drooling over it now ! superb pics.. making it tomorrow for sure !

  • http://enveetukitchen.blogspot.com Priya Srinivasan

    Sailuji, this is so damn tempting me!!! Its dinner time and u r making me Hungry!!!!!

  • http://www.rajendermanju.blogspot.com Manju Rajender

    Thanks for the methi tip. The dish looks very delicious.

  • yamini

    Dear Sailu can u tell me how to make paneer at home. We r staying in Singapore, so tell me whether to use uht or fresh milk for making paneer.

  • http://www.curryinkadai.blogspot.com kalva

    wow yummy one!!! off to the kitchen

  • http://homely-food.blogspot.com Neha

    Nicely cooked and great pics…adding kasuri methi is a good idea.

  • Reena

    Sailu, what a delightful picture.. too tempting! sure to try this. Photography is excellent.

  • kranti

    Hello Sailu,

    Thanks for reply, i’m trying this simple recipe today….

    bye

  • http://mharorajasthanrecipes.blogspot.com/ Priya (Yallapantula) Mitharwal

    Lovely and easy looking recipe :)

  • Chetana

    Dear Sailu, one of my fav sabzis…love the capsicum-paneer combi.
    Cheers.

  • http://sweetartichoke.wordpress.com Sweet Artichoke

    This recipe looks delicious and yet quite simple to prepare! I will try it tonight :-)

  • http://sailajasrecipes.blogspot.com/ sailaja

    lovely recipe

  • Latha

    indeed a lovely jhat phat dish, Sailu. I also added thickly sliced red onions. thanks as always:)

  • Pooja

    Even I stay in Singapore. You can get Amul taaza Paneer…or Paneer is also avbl at Little India Arcade…at the sweet shop there. You can also try making it at home…uht milk also works….boil the milk till its nice and hot and then add few drops of lime juice in it…so that the milk cuddles. Then drain this water and tie the remains in a cheese cloth or any other cloth for few hrs. What u get is set paneer.

  • http://sailusfood.com Sailu

    Appreciate your helpful reply to Yamini’s query, Pooja. Thank you. :)

  • Sweety

    Hi Sailu,

    I tried cooking this recipe and made all preparations but at the end i realised that paneer was tasting bitter. What could be the reason…does paneer always taste bitter ??…is there any way to get rid of the bitterness in paneer ??

  • vishu

    Hi sailu, can you please let me know what is kasuri methi powder.

  • http://sailusfood.com Sailu

    Its nothing but dried form of methi/fenugreek leaves (menthi aaku).

  • Sushmita

    Hi , when should we add salt ?

  • http://sailusfood.com Sailu

    Add towards the end of the cooking process.

  • Siva Kameswari Chavali

    This picture shows potatoes in it while the recipe does not mention it…please clarify?

  • http://sailusfood.com Sailu

    Its paneer not potato.

  • Madhu

    Sailu Garu,

    This recipe is awesome. It is simple and easy to make and goes very well with roti. I also used this as a filling to make paneer puffs for a party at home….it was a hit :) .

  • aruna

    Hi Sailu,

    im newly married and learning cooking..! i try all your recipes and they are coming out very tasty..thanks a lot..really i love ur blog..! my husband is loving all my dishes a lot..!

  • Srilatha

    how to make ginger-garlic-green chilli paste is this available in any shops I stay in UK can anyone suggest me where i can get a readymade one if not how to prepare it at home

  • Srilatha

    how to make ginger-garlic-green chilli paste is this available in any shops I stay in UK can anyone suggest me where i can get a readymade one if not how to prepare it at home

  • Srilatha

    how to make ginger-garlic-green chilli paste is this available in any shops I stay in UK can anyone suggest me where i can get a readymade one if not how to prepare it at home

  • Srilatha

    how to make ginger-garlic-green chilli paste is this available in any shops I stay in UK can anyone suggest me where i can get a readymade one if not how to prepare it at home

  • Anonymous

    How to make ginger garlic paste. For green chili paste, take 15 green chilies and grind to a paste adding a 2 tsp oil, pinch of turmeric powder and pinch of salt. Store in an air tight container and place in fridge. Use as required.