Saag paneer

Who doesn’t love fried cheese?

Stuck with a bunch of mustard greens (which are far from my favorite) from my latest CSA share and looking for recipes other than greens with garlic and olive oil, I asked for ideas from Facebook friends. Colin came to the rescue, suggesting saag paneer.

This batch of paneer was the best I’ve managed yet, and the result was delicious. I used this recipe. I didn’t have fenugreek leaves but otherwise I followed the recipe pretty much as written. Next time I’ll at least double the chiles. I used serranos from the garden, which were pretty hot but small.

Saag paneer – pretty damn tasty

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  1. I grew up eating mustard greens (my family is Cantonese.) I hated it as a kid, but grew to tolerate it over time.. My mother tended to boil it in a light broth, and occasionally added a salted duck egg at the end.

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