Ingredients:
For Chutney
Dried Mango Flacks or Chips Soak in Water for Over Night: 50 Gm
Jaggery: 200 Gm
Kalunji: Few Grains
Salt: 1 Gm
Red Chili Powder: 1/2 Tsp
Olive or Sunflower Oil: 1 Tbsp
Paneer
Paneer: 500 Gm
Cut into two and half inches cube. Make a hole to put chutney inside in each cube.
Masala
Black Pepper: 1 Tsp
Cloves: 1 Tsp
Black Cardamom Seed: 1 Tsp
Mix all together and make a fine powder
Salt: To Taste
Lemon Juice: 2 Tbsp
Corn Flour: 2 Tbsp
Method:
To Prepare Chutney
Fine grind the pre soaked mango flacks in your grinder make a paste
Take a pan put on medium fire, put one table spoon oil and kalunji, salt and red chilli powder.
Put mango paste and mix well.
Now put all grated jaggery with some water .
Let it cook properly and take it out from fire.
Paneer Marination
Take paneer cubes in a tray
Add lemon juice and salt
Sprinkle masala two tea spoons
Mix well and keep for ten minutes.
Fill chutney in hole.
Now cover each cube with corn flour
Heat your oven upto 180 degree
Set all cubes in a try
Set tray in oven till cubes get brown
Take out from oven serve as per your own style, my style of serving may be check in picture.
About Chef Dr. Izzat Hussain
Working hard for more than 35 years to search and rearrange authentic recipes of most forgotten Mughlai, Awadhi & Lucknowi cuisines, Izzat learn and collected cooking formulas, techniques and procedures from old cooks, cooking house wives of royal family and foodies of royal families. Being a Unani medicine practitioner, his food is relatively lower on spices and fat content without discounting on the flavour, texture and taste. He is the recipient of the Best Mughlai Chef of India Award.
(This story has been published under arrangement from Better Kitchen magazine)
Dr. Izzat Husain



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