Make this quick and delicious paneer capsicum curry in a pressure cooker with pantry spices in less than 15 minutes. It goes well with rice, rotis and even into a sandwich.
Prep Time 10 minutesminutes
Cook Time 5 minutesminutes
Ingredients
Spice Mix
½tspturmeric
½tspchilli powder
½tspcoriander powder
½tspsalt
½tsptandoori masala or garam masalaoptional
½tspkasoori methi
For curry
1cupchopped paneerbite sized
1cupchopped bell peppers
½cuponions finely chopped
1/2cuptomatoes finely chopped
1tspcumin
1 tspgrated ginger
1slit chillioptional, skip if you dont want extra heat.
2 cloveschopped garlic
2tbspoil
coriander leaves for garnish
Instructions
Making spiced paneer
Chop paneer into bite size cubes. Add to a bowl along with chopped bell peppers or onions, if using. Add all spices. Keep aside for 10 minutes.
Making onion tomato gravy
In a pressure cooker, add 2 tbsp oil and the cumin, followed by the chilli ( if using), ginger and garlic. Then, add onions to one side and tomatoes to another side.
Add a pinch of salt and kashmiri red chilli powder on top.
Transfer the marinated paneer to a smaller bowl that fits inside your pressure cooker. Place the vessel on top of the onions and tomatoes.
Close and cook for 4 whistles or 5 minutes, whichever is earlier.
Mix and serve
Open after pressure drops, remove the inner vessel and mix the onion tomato mixture well
Add the spiced paneer to it, give it a good mix and garnish with coriander leaves.