Mon 30 Mar 2009
Amazing way to add extra proteins into you diet. The pickle masala gives it a wonderful kick and great flavor. We thank Archana for sharing this great recipe with us. Enjoy!
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March 31st, 2009 at 9:38 pm
Wow, i am so impressed w/this new recipe, the silken tofu paratha…can’t wait to make it soon!!
By the way, i have tried, several times to make Pallak Paneer, but have always ended up having the dish taste very bitter…i usually use the same amount of spices/ingredients, but somehow, cannot get the Pallak Paneer to taste decent.Any tips?Thanks Anuja & Hetal, you guys rock!!Love,love, danijela (your #1 fan!!!)
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April 3rd, 2009 at 10:33 pm
Hi Danijela,
Thanks so much for the support!
Palak (spinach) is usually not bitter so we’re surprised about that. Are you using fresh spinach or the frozen kind? There is a dish called saag paneer, which uses mustard leaves – this sometimes is a little bitter.
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