Paneer Shezwan
Paneer Schezwan
With its simple yet delightful flavors, Paneer Schezwan can be whipped up in no time, making it an excellent pairing with either brown or white rice. My exploration of Oriental flavors takes small but exciting steps, and I am thoroughly enjoying the journey. This dish holds a special place in Chinese cuisine. Ingredients 15-20 paneer pieces cubed1 tsp white pepper powder2-3 tbsp cornflour1 tbsp all purpose flour1 /2 tbsp ginger paste1 tbsp green chili paste or chopped green chilies1 tbsp garlic paste1-2 tbsp tomato ketchup1 tsp sugar1 tbsp red garlic chili sauce1/2 tsp chili flakes1 tbsp soya sauce1/2 cup bell peppers chopped into small pieces1-2 tbsp spring onion greens finely chopped1/4 cup spring onion whites finely chopped .Salt as required .2-3 tbsp oil for pan roasting or deep frying paneer pieces .
Method
Make a semi thick batter of all purpose Flour and corn flour.
Add white pepper power and salt to the Batter .
The batter should not be very thick or too runny but just enough to coat the paneer pieces well .
Deep fry or pan roast the paneer pieces till golden and crispy .Drain and keep aside on a paper towel .
In a wok add some oil and stir fry the bell pepper pieces in high flame till they turn half cooked and remain crunchy .Add a pinch of salt .
In the same wok add a tbsp of oil and add the spring onions whites, sautée and then add chili paste , pinch of white pepper powder , ginger garlic and all the sauces, add little cornflour to thicken the sauce and then add the bell pepper pieces that we have already stir fried , add the fried paneer cubes .Adjust salt and Mix well till they coat and remove .
Makes a great starter to any Chinese dish .
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