Recipes for a Rainy Weekend
Recipes for a Rainy Weekend

Nothing can be as good as a rainy weekend. Don’t agree? You will, after reading this. Be it Saturday evening or a Sunday morning we know you love to pamper yourself with some good food.  So get ready to enjoy the splash with some lip-smacking recipes we bring to you. All these recipes amare amazing partners of tea and coffee. And for a good cup of chai or coffee always trust the best milk like Purabi milk. 

Cornflakes Crumbed Paneer

Ingredients:

  • Corn flakes (crushed): 50 gms
  • Purabi Paneer : 100 gms (thin sliced)
  • Mixed Powder Spices: Red Chili (5 gms), Black pepper : 2 gms, Garam masala: 4 gms
  • Ginger and garlic paste(10 gms)
  • Salt: To taste
  • Chopped coriander: 10 gms
  • Refined flour: 30 gms
  • Egg (optional): 1

Method:

  • Marinate paneer with the above mentioned ingredients
  • Mix egg (or water ) and refined flour to make a batter
  • Dip the paneer in the batter and coat it with the corn flakes
  • Deep fry in medium heat oil till it turns crispy
  • Serve hot with tomato ketchup and ofcourse a good cup of tea.

Aloo Paneer Parantha

Ingredients:

  • Wheat Flour: 1 1/2 cup
  • Potato boiled and grated: 2
  • Purabi paneer: 1 cup scrumbled
  • Onions chopped: 1
  • Coriander Leaves chopped: 4 tbsp
  • Green Chilies chopped
  • Salt and Sugar: As per taste
  • Spices: Garam Masala, Red Chilli Powder, mango powder (1 tsp each)
  • Oil to fry

Recipe :

  • Boil potatoes and mash them in a bowl. Now add onions, paneer, chillies, coriander leaves and spices.
  • Knead a soft dough for the parathas with wheat flour and water.
  • Make round balls and add a spoonful of potato filling in the middle of round paratha.
  • Seal the dough, give it a round shape and roll them with a rolling pin.
  • Press carefully so that the stuffing does not come out. Heat a flat pan and roast the parathas on both sides spreading oil.
  •  Serve with hot coffee or with tea.

Mixed Chat

Ingredients:

  • Potato: 3/4 large (boiled and cut in cubes)
  • Tomato: 1 big (cut in cubes)
  • Onion: 1 big (cut in cubes)
  • Peanuts: 150 gms
  • Mixed sprouts: 150 gms
  • Green chili: according to taste
  • Coriander leaves: 2 tbsp
  • Salt, pepper and sugar: according to taste
  • Bhujia or sev: 200 gms
  • Tomato chutnee/ketchup/ any sweet chutnee
  • Purabi plain curd: 100 gms

Recipe

  • Take a large and deep bowl and add potato, onion, tomato, peanuts and sprouts.
  • Season with salt, pepper and sugar and mix well.
  • Before serving garnish with sweet chutnee, sev and curd. Sprinkle coriander leaves on top.
  • Ready to serve.

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