Kofta Makhani


Hope everyone had a good weekend and all gear up to celebrate Pongal/Makar Sankranti & of course all the yummy goodies to go along.  If you are still wondering what to prepare for this festive then check out Makar Sankranti Roundup here and get ideas from others ...it always helps to have options and ideas :)

Meanwhile here I’m with Kofta Makhani recipe as promised in my previous post.  Having rice and just the koftas will be very dry so I made makhani gravy and used the same kofta.   For makhani again I have followed Masterchef India recipe, well just partial of it,

The original recipe is Palak Dill Cannelloni with Tulsi Makhani, from which I just took the makhani recipe and made Kofta Makhani ..:)




Ingredients:

For Kofta refer here

For Makhani

Tomato - 2

Onion - 1

Garlic - 2 pods

Ginger - 1/2"

Cashewnuts - 5

Black Peppercorns - 2

Green Cardamon - 2

Kasoori Methi - 1 tsp

Butter - 1tbsp

Salt - to taste

Water -

Method:

1. Chop tomato and onion.

2. In a pan boli water and add all the ingredients except kasoori methi, salt and butter.  Boil till tomato gets cooked.



3. Once cool grind the mixture, add little water if required and strain. [ I didn't strain, just grind the mixture very smooth.]

4. In a pan heat melt butter, add prepared mixture, salt and cook for 6-7 mins in medium heat.

5. Add kasoori methi and cook for 2more mins. 
~ You can add 1tbsp of cream now but I didn't

Add the koftas in the gravy just before serving to avoid koftas from breaking.  This goes well with pulav, jeera rice or paratha and we had with Zaika-e-Basmati Khaas



Have a nice day ..

36 comments:

  1. This sounds delicious..

    Gayu
    http://ensamayalarangam.blogspot.com

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  2. Drooling!!!!! Looks yummy & perfect for a sumptuous lunch.... Wishes & Hugs))))

    Ash...
    (http://asha-oceanichope.blogspot.com/)

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  3. Aruna, are you in office? Can try again..thanks for informing

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  4. Omg, kofta makhani makes me hungry,soo tempting dish..

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  5. so yummy..would love to have some now..

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  6. I love this idea a lot,i saw something similar in a cookbook,have this in back of mind to try,slurp...yummy!

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  7. Koftas look so tempting and delicious. Can eat it with both rice and rotis.

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  8. Drooling over those pictures..looks so yummy.

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  9. Omg, just drooling here..makes me hungry..

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  10. This is way too tempting Priti..Classy and superb :-)
    Hope everything is fine with you..Happy 2011 !

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  11. kofta makhni, never heard it but sounds super!

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  12. Wow!!Kofta makani looks delicious.

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  13. Sounds like a delicious side with some chapatis.

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  14. Heavenly... wonderful makhani..

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  15. like that gravu good texture super perfect for any pulao yumm

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  16. hi prithi,
    no i had some problems viewing in google chrome.
    In IE its cool
    Kofta's look delicious dear :)

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  17. The gravy looks quite rich and kofta's r absolutely gorgeous...

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  18. Kofta Fever caught you i guess! Looks yum!

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  19. U r rocking with Kofta recipes,have to try it soon...luks very nice:)

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  20. Wow!!Kofta makani looks delicious.

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  21. Me tooo....would like to have some now!!! :D

    My advance pongal wishes to U! :D

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  22. Have never tried to make koftas ..I am bookmarking this recipe for use in the foreseeable future!

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  23. Thank you ladies ...

    @Now Serving ..hope tht future comes soon :)

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