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Low Fat Paneer by Tarla Dalal

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Low Fat Paneer, low fat milk and low fat curds yields lovely soft paneer – minus the calories!
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Low Fat Paneer

The low-fat version of paneer will definitely be a weight-watchers delight as it provides a healthier alternative to the high-fat version commonly available in the market. This recipe yields 1 cup of grated, crumbled or cubed paneer. For dieters, it opens up a whole new world of exciting recipes sans the guilt!

Preparation Time: 2 minutes Cooking Time: 10 minutes. Makes 1 cup paneer cubes.

Ingredients
3 cups low-fat milk ( 99.7% fat free)
1½ cups low-fat curds, beaten

Method
1. Put the milk to boil in a deep pan, while stirring occasionally.
2. When it starts boiling, switch off the flame and wait for 1 minute.
3. Add the curds, while stirring gently and wait for 2 minutes.
4. Once the milk has curdled, strain using a muslin cloth. This is crumbled paneer.
5. If you want solid paneer, place the paneer into the muslin cloth in a 125 mm. (5″) paneer mould or any mould. Press it with a lid.
6. Remove the paneer from the muslin cloth and after 1 hour, cut into even sized cubes or grate it and use as required.

Handy Tip: To store paneer, place it in enough water in an air-tight container and keep refrigerated.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

11 responses to “Low Fat Paneer by Tarla Dalal”

  1. Gurminder Singh

    thanks for sharing your method. kudos

  2. gsooo1

    Why is curd used to curdle milk &not lemon??

  3. Tarla Dalal
  4. THENIKITAW

    I made it n it came out really well…just like store baught…Ty

  5. Lakshmi Iyer

    Haila…. I would also love to meet you… I am coming to India in Feb….
    Yaaay… :):)

  6. Tarla Dalal

    For making vegetables you can but not for Rasgulla.

  7. Visalam Krishnan

    Thank you very much Tarlaji. I am going to try this low fat paneer . I have
    to buy his vessel when i come to India. I love all your recipe’s. Thank you
    once again dear Tarlaji

  8. asianlite6

    Awesome auntijy..will make this …longinggg for this recipe..thank you
    aunitjy with namastes..:)

  9. KP

    Tarlaji can we use this chenna to make rasgullas

  10. Dr. Mariyam Ajani

    Great information. I always needed this recipe. By the way your chena
    bartan is very good. Where i ll get it. I will buy it too.

  11. asianlite6

    Awesome auntijy..will make this …longinggg for this recipe..thank you
    aunitjy with namastes..:)

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