Paneer chilli dry with garlic flavor (Shallow fried)
Source : Make A Thick-ish Paste Of All The Ingredients Of Marinade Soak Paneer Pieces In It About 15-20 Minutes Refer Image 1add 3-4 Tbsp Of Oil I Used Canola ...
PreTime
more Minutes
CookTime
a few Minutes
Yield
Some Servings
Sent by Shivani Nair
at : February 23, 2026
Step:
Make a thick-ish paste of all the ingredients of marinade. Soak paneer pieces in it about 15-20 minutes Refer Image 1
Add 3-4 tbsp of oil (I used canola oil, you can use any oil available) in a pan and shallow fry paneer on medium heat. Turn it over when cooked side is of golden brown color, repeat till all sides have the same color Refer Image 2
Drain the paneer and set it aside on a paper towel. It is fine if it slightly burns a few sides
In the same pan add chopped onions, chopped white part of spring onions, capsicum and green chillies. Cook until onion turns transparent (2-3 minutes)
Next, turn flame high and add ginger garlic paste, sugar, chilli sauce, soya sauce and tomato ketch up. Stir-fry on high for 30 seconds (maximum) until well blended and turn flame to medium heat
Add fried paneer cubes, corn flour and water paste. Taste and add the salt accordingly as the sauces will have salt. Stir and cook for 3-4 minutes till corn flour paste thickens and sauces come around paneer
Add chopped green part of spring onion just before serving and toss it well
Serve the dish hot. Trust me garlic flavor tastes awesome as paneer coating
Note: * I used longer diced slice. If you are using frozen paneer then take 1 glass of warm water in a pan and put the paneer for about 10-15 minutes so that paneer will become soft and you can easily cut it into slices.
Ingredients
2 Cups paneer cubed * (Refer note)
1 red onion medium size (chopped)
2 spring onions white part chopped
2 spring onions green part chopped
1 green bell pepper capsicum / (diced)
4 green chillies , slit (remove the seeds)
1 Tablespoon soya sauce
1 Teaspoon chilli sauce
1 Teaspoon tomato ketchup
1 Teaspoon ginger garlic paste (freshly ground if possible)