Submitted by Ramaniavinash
Cut the Paneer into Chunks
Mix the Yogurt with Water and mix well
Add the Red Chilly Powder, Chat Masala and mix well
Add the paneer chunks in it and soak it overnight
In the morning, cut onion and green pepper into long thin sizes( about an inch long)
Heat the frying pan, add the oil onto it.
Now add the cut onion and green pepper to the pan and fry them for about 5 mins.
Now add the Paneer chunks along with the curd and fry them till the paneer looks fried
Now heat the tortillas on another pan for a couple of minutes.
Place the fried mixture onto the spread tortilla and pour out a layer of ketchup on it.
Roll the tortilla over the mixture and cover one end.
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| Rating | Submitted by | Comment Summary |
|---|---|---|
| ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ | Food Techie
02/24/08 09:23 PM | Are your serious??Hey Avinash,
Do you know, how to make paneer or will I just need to walk to your house to get it :-) Let me try this weekend and see, how it comes out.
Sounded good and easier.
Thanx,
P |
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