how to make malai kofta curry
At first, making paneer kofta, boil 4 to 5 medium size potatoes, peel and mash them.
Now in a mixing bowl add mashed potatoes, scrambled paneer, a few tablespoons of cornflour, salt, and freshly chopped coriander leaves.
Also add a tablespoon of ginger garlic paste, a quick mix of everything.
Furthermore sprinkle some powder spices including Kashmiri red chili powder,garam masala powder, roasted powder, turmeric powder,salt.
Add a few tablespoons of raisin, and now knead the dough until getting nonsticky dough.
Finally, apply oil to the palm, pick a small amount of kofta mixture in between the palm and make a laddu shape from it,
Then, keep them on a separate plate for later usage.
Now for frying paneer kofta heat oil in a Kadai on medium, additionally sprinkle a pinch of salt in the oil, which prevents any stickiness of kofta at the bottom of the pan.
When the oil is hot enough add kofta ball, fry them in medium to low flame until they become crisp and golden brown on both sides,
Then immediately take them out from the oil and place them on kitchen tissue to remove excess oil from it.
Now for making malai kofta curry, melt butter on a medium to low flame.
Saute whole spices including bay-leaf, a teaspoon of cumin seed, green cardamom, and cloves and sauté them for 1 min in medium to low flame.
Next saute a few teaspoons of ginger garlic paste, and onion puree until the onion becomes slightly golden brown.
Furthermore pour tomato puree and cook on a medium flame for 3 to 4 min.
Sprinkle a few teaspoons of kashmiri red chili powder,garam masala powder, coriander powder, turmeric powder, and a pinch of salt.
Saute all the spices together until the gravy becomes thick and starts leaving the side of the pan.
Now pour water cover the pan and simmer this malai kofta curry for some time.
At the end sprinkle crushed Kasuri methi, freshly chopped coriander leaves, and a few tablespoons of cream to make this gravy thicker and rich.
Finally our malai kofta recipe is complete serve this warm by placing crispy kofta on top of the curry, and garnish with fresh coriander leaves or cream.