Threaded paneer rolls

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Preparation Time : 30 minutes

Cooking Time : 25 minutes

Serving : 6 members

Description

Threaded paneer rolls . A recipe I came across in cooking and more monthly magazine run by tarla Dalal . The picture of these indo – ChineseĀ  threaded paneer rolls were on the cover of the magazine and the second I saw it , wanted to try it strait away but not having flat noodles in my pantry nor was it available at my place . Had to wait until I got hold of flat noodles . Finally gave it a shot and it was crispy and crunchy , perfect to be had with a relish on a wet , cold rainy day . This complex blend of two different culinary traditions create pomp and drama on your table . Perk it up with assorted sauces served along . These sort of home made appetiser preparations presented beautifully are perfect finger food any time of the day or night . All you have to do is stock these in your refrigerator and fry them when ever needed and up lift your mood ….

Ingredients

Ingredients
Quantity
Crumbled paneer 1 1/2 cups
Boiled , peeled and mashed potatoes1/2 cup
Grated garlic2 teaspoons
Chilli powder 1 teaspoon
Tomato ketchup 1 tablespoon
Corn flour1 teaspoon
Salt to taste
Boiled flat noodles 1/2 cup
Oil to deep fry

Method

  1. Combine the paneer , chilli powder , potatoes , garlic , tomato ketchup , corn flour and salt in a bowl and mix well .
  2. Divide the mixture into 16 equal portions and shape each portion into a 37 mm (1 1/2 ” ) long cylindrical roll .
  3. Wrap some flat noodles around each roll . Heat oil in a wok to deep fry .
  4. Deep fry few at a time , till they turn golden brown in colour from all the sides .
  5. Drain on adsorbent paper . Serve hot with schezuan sauce .

Notes

  1. Dip the cylindrical rolls into a thick batter made with equal amounts of corn flour , maida , salt to taste and little water .
  2. Then wrap the boiled flat noodles so they stick to the rolls easily . I did it this way as it was extremely difficult to just roll as mentioned in the original recipe .
  3. I made the cylindrical roll with left over chicken cutlet mixture and it tasted perfect .
  4. Ensure that the flat noodles are boiled along their whole length , so they can be wrapped around the paneer mix easily .
  5. Swap paneer for crumbled tofu to make the rolls a little more Chinese in taste and style