Paneer Butter Masala
Yellow is sunshine. It is a warm color. It denotes happiness and joy.
For years yellow ribbons were worn as a sign of hope as women waited for their men to come marching home from war. Today, they are still used to welcome home loved ones.
Today, as the blog world comes alive with with its shout for YELLOW to help our dear Bri, this is my contribution to CLICK is a monthly theme-based photography contest hosted by Jugalbandi.
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For Paneer Butter Masala: (serves 4)
- 250 gms paneer
- 2 onions - chopped roughly
- 2 tomatos - pureed
- 3/4 tsp ginger paste
- 3/4 tsp garlic paste
- 2-3 green chili
- ½ tsp turmeric
- ½ tandoori color (optional)
- 1/2 tsp Black pepper powder
- 1 tsp kasuri methi
- 1/s tsp garam masala
- 3 tbsp oil
- 1 ½ tbsp butter
- 3 tbsp cashew nut soaked into warm milk for 20 mins and made into paste.
Heat oil and fry the onions till they are tansparent.
Add ginger - garlic - chili paste.
Add tomato puree and let it cook for 3-4 mins
Now add Kasuri methi, black pepper, salt and haldi
Let it simmer till oil separates.
Let it cool and grind into a gravy.
Heat butter and add paneer. Fry for 2 mins
Add the gravy, cashew nut paste, and water is need be.
Cook for 5 mins
Add garam masala and tandoor color if using.
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This is an appeal on behalf of a group of food bloggers who are friends of Briana Brownlow @ Figs With Bri.
Bri was diagnosed with breast cancer two and half years ago. A mastectomy, chemotherapy and two years of relatively good health later, the cancer is back. It has metastasized to other parts of her body. At the age of 15, Bri lost her 41-year old mother to the disease. Now, she’s waging her own war against breast cancer. More about it here.
She is going through intensive chemo and other treatments and needs to focus single-mindedly on healing and finding what treatment works best for her. Her health insurance, unfortunately, does not cover holistic alternatives which she would like to try. Bri and her husband Marc have enough on their plates right now in addition to worrying about her medical bills.
The team organising the JUNE edition of CLICK at Jugalbandi has organised a fundraiser to help Bri and her family meet her out-of-pocket medical costs for ONE YEAR.
CLICK is a monthly theme-based photography contest hosted by Jugalbandi. This month’s theme is: YELLOW for Bri
Yellow is the colour of hope. Through the work of the LiveStrong Foundation, it has also come to signify the fight against cancer.
The entries can be viewed HERE. The deadline for entries is June 30, 2008. The fundraiser will extend until July 15, 2008.
The target amount is 12,000 U.S. dollars. We appeal to our fellow bloggers and readers to help us achieve this. Bri deserves a chance to explore all options, even if her insurance company thinks otherwise.
There’s a raffle with exciting prizes on offer. After viewing the list, you may make your donation HERE or at the Chip-In button on any participating site.
Your donation can be made securely through credit card or Pay Pal and goes directly to Bri’s account.
This month’s photo contest also has some prizes. Details HERE.
You can support this campaign by donating to the fundraiser, by participating in CLICK: the photo event, and by publicising this campaign.

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thank you, dear coffee, for your support and for your beautiful CLICK and recipe. your recipes are always fool-proof and delicious.
That’s quite a hearty recipe, Coffee!
Lovely click for a great cause, Coffee! Paneer butter masala always reminds me of Bangalore resaurants
Beautiful click. And delicious dish
That looks delicious. And it’s for such a good cause. Have you ever tried using ready made tomato sauce (Passata) instead of puree? It works a treat too.
Lovele Click, Paneer Looks yummy
ur dishes are always,,,yummy,,,nd nice pics,..too
Pneer butter masala looks yum, Coffee! Nice entry for a good cause. Hope you are doing well, R.
gravy looks sooo rich and creamy deleciousss coffee
YummO!!
Siri
Nice picture and YUMMY recipe:)
Lovely support and nice dish for the event coffee
Made your Bhinda Ni Khadi. YUMMY!!
Great CLICK for Bri, good one!:)
oh sunshine in a bowl… lovely click coffee
i am thinking of making ur bhindi kadhi tonight (if i am in a mood to stuff those studs) 
WOW… this is my fav recipe. Looks so creamy and delish!. YUM!
Looks perfect….Pics too good
that looks beautiful coffee! I love PBM any time, any day!:)
Whoa! Such a simple recipe. That’s all to paneer butter masala? Nice! This one’s going into my to-do basket.
Thanks for your support for Bri.
This is an absolute favourite with my daughter. PBM, as we call it, gets ordered everytime we eat North Indian food outside the home. We have reached a point where we go out and eat only on the condition that PBM is not ordered!!!
Paneer looks delicious, Coffee!! Beautiful entry for Click.
hmmm…mouth watering dish…!!!
As usual good snap again,Coffee…!!!
thanx.
bye.tc.
Sonu.
That looks yummmmmy yyyyy
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. Hugs.
Nice click for a noble cause
Hope you are doing well buddy
Awesome!
If you do ever start a cafe in Singapore, you are assured atleast one regular customer-me !
Lovely recipe coffee. Viji
Heart warming yellow
Just dropped by ur site .
I must say the photos are “AWESOME”
Good work keep it up !!
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So buttery rich and enticing.
This is too tempting Coffee. It’s past midnight and I am starved just looking at the pics.
Lovely yellow for a good cause, too
Takes me back to all the Punjabi restaurants and dhabas.
Lovely recipe, great picture
Im surely gonna try it … happened to come across your site via OHS !
Gonna add you to my blogroll !
Btw ur website structure seems pretty interesting, just curios wanted 2 know if u used blogspot.com 2 create it ?
You have a award on my blog
I am visiting your blog today via the foodie blog roll.
Hi Coffee, this is a beautiful entry & great recipe. Very nice indeed!
Beautiful click…