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Ingredients

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panir or cotija cheese
1/4 cup cream
2 tablespoons plain goat milk yogurt
chopped fresh cilantro
4 - 6 thai green chili or 1 1/2 serranos finely chopped
1 cup frozen peas and carrot
1 cup grated peeled and boiled russet potato (2-3 potatoes)
3 large cluster tomatoes
4 - 5 garlic cloves
2 - 3 tablespoons minced ginger (i like the jarred kind)

Nutritional information

448.4
Calories
187 g
Calories From Fat
20.8 g
Total Fat
7.8 g
Saturated Fat
33.2 mg
Cholesterol
1392.2 mg
Sodium
61.5 g
Carbs
11.4 g
Dietary Fiber
17.1 g
Sugars
13.6 g
Protein
847g
Serving Size

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Malai Kofta Vegetable Dumplings In

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    I went ahead and followed the recipe for the koftas and used the full amount of spices, but it is way overspiced, especially since the spices in the koftas aren't cooked until the koftas are fried. and then they don't really get cooked. This leaves the spices tasting raw and harsh. I didn't even make the sauce for fear it would be over spiced as well. I checked other malai kofta recipes and none comes even close to having these huge amounts of coriander and cumin. I would suggest before making this, that you check other recipes and compare the amounts of spices with this recipe, then decide how much you think sounds right. I would also fry the spices in oil for several minutes until fragrant and no longer raw, then add to the potato mixture. Sorry I couldn't give a better review.

    • 110 min
    • Serves 2
    • Easy

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    Malai Kofta (Vegetable Dumplings in Curry Sauce),Adapted from a recipe I saw on the Vah Reh Vah (Vah Chef) cooking show. This is really good – not too watery or too creamy. Make sure you slice the onions very thinly, add the salt to them and cook them for a fairly long time until they are a caramel color. Make sure to add the full amount of water to the sauce as well. The amount of spices may seem like a lot, but trust me, it’s good!,I went ahead and followed the recipe for the koftas and used the full amount of spices, but it is way overspiced, especially since the spices in the koftas aren’t cooked until the koftas are fried. and then they don’t really get cooked. This leaves the spices tasting raw and harsh. I didn’t even make the sauce for fear it would be over spiced as well. I checked other malai kofta recipes and none comes even close to having these huge amounts of coriander and cumin. I would suggest before making this, that you check other recipes and compare the amounts of spices with this recipe, then decide how much you think sounds right. I would also fry the spices in oil for several minutes until fragrant and no longer raw, then add to the potato mixture. Sorry I couldn’t give a better review.,Adapted from a recipe I saw on the Vah Reh Vah (Vah Chef) cooking show. This is really good – not too watery or too creamy. Make sure you slice the onions very thinly, add the salt to them and cook them for a fairly long time until they are a caramel color. Make sure to add the full amount of water to the sauce as well. The amount of spices may seem like a lot, but trust me, it’s good!


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Koftas:

    2
    Done

    Boil Potatoes, Drain, Cool and Grate 1 Cup.

    3
    Done

    Defrost 1 Cup Peas and Carrots in Microwave.

    4
    Done

    Using Cheesecloth, Squeeze Moisture Out of Peas & Carrots.

    5
    Done

    in a Medium-Size Bowl, Combine Vegetables With Grated Potatoes.

    6
    Done

    Grate 1 Cup Paneer and Add to Vegetable Mixture.

    7
    Done

    Add 1 Small Handful Chopped Cilantro, Chopped Green Chiles, 2 Tbsp Coriander Powder, 1 Tbsp Cumin Powder, a Sprinkle of Chile Powder, 1/2 Tsp Salt.

    8
    Done

    Add Medium-Ground Cashews and 1/8 Cup Raisins and Mix Well.

    9
    Done

    With Your Hands, Form Into Round Koftas 1 1/2 to 2 Inches in Diameter and Roll in Flour, Coating All Sides of Koftas.

    10
    Done

    Deep Fry in Oil in a Wok or Kadai Until Golden Brown on Each Side and Place on a Paper Towel to Drain.

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