Spiced Paneer Spaghetti

Tossed with a tomato sauce made of chilies, spring onions, garlic, and soy sauce this spaghetti takes on a hint of Asian flair. Add the crispy, pan fried paneer at the end for delicious, salty bites.
By Anita Mokashi

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Spiced Paneer Spaghetti


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  • Author: Anita Mokashi & Rricha

Description

Spaghetti tossed with tomato sauce made of chilies, garlic, and soy sauce. Add the crispy, pan fried paneer at the end for delicious, salty bites.


Ingredients

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  • 2 packs of spaghetti
  • Paneer cubes chopped in square
  • 1 capsicum sliced (green and red)
  • 2 bunch of spring onions
  • 2 tomatoes slice
  • 45 green chillies
  • 45 garlic pods chopped fine
  • 1 tbsp vinegar
  • 1 tbsp hot sauce
  • ½ tsp soya sauce
  • Salt as per taste

Instructions

  1. Boil spaghetti and keep it aside.
  2. In a large pan, heat oil.
  3. Add half of the chopped garlic, let it become brown. Add half of the chopped spring onions, tomatoes and chillies.
  4. Now add all the sauces. Add salt.
  5. Let it cool a bit and grind into a paste.
  6. In another pan, heat oil and shallow fry paneer cubes.
  7. In a big pan, heat oil and sautee garlic.
  8. Add the veggies and paste.
  9. Sautee everything well.
  10. Finally add salt, spaghetti and chopped spring onions.
  11. Mix well and add paneer at the end.
  • Category: Main

 


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    1. Try using Trader Joe’s “Aglio Olio” spice. It contains garlic, parsley, and pepper, and speeds up the process and is excellent.

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