#paneer manchurian

[namastetastehub]

Indulge in the ultimate culinary pleasure with our "Sizzling Chilli Paneer Delight." This delectable dish takes the classic paneer (Indian cottage cheese) to new heights, offering an explosion of flavors and textures that will tantalize your taste buds.

Our expert chefs carefully craft this dish by marinating succulent cubes of paneer in a flavorful blend of spices, sauces, and aromatic herbs. The paneer is then lightly fried to achieve a crisp, golden exterior while remaining soft and melt-in-your-mouth tender on the inside.

The star of the show is the tantalizing chili sauce that coats the paneer, creating a harmonious balance of sweetness, tanginess, and a hint of heat. Mixed with crunchy bell peppers and onions, the dish provides a delightful contrast of textures and colors.

Each bite of our "Sizzling Chilli Paneer Delight" delivers an explosion of flavors that will leave you craving for more. It's perfect as an appetizer, a side dish, or even as a main course when paired with steamed rice or buttery naan bread.

Whether you're a spice enthusiast or someone who prefers a milder flavor, our Chilli Paneer can be customized to suit your taste preferences. Treat yourself to this mouthwatering creation, and experience the perfect balance of spicy and savory in every bite.

[foodwithrecipes]

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[trollfish]

For veg options, try cauliflower! It's a delicious substitute and is a common veg alternative in Indian cuisine.

[nejsterioti]

Paneer Manchurian

[dicketysplit]

the tapasification of any “ethnic” food is 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[hotelthepanache]

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[girlivealwaysbean]

my best friend paneer chilli and manchurian and hakka noodles and chinese bhel

[hangries]

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[ramayantika]

WEDDING MENU

Need to sort this out with the groom lol but from my side: (ab see meri shaadi ko abhi 10-12 saal hai but I am still going to make preps 😂)

Starters

Chicken lollipop

Fish Finger

Chicken momos/paneer momos (for the veg people)

Chowmein (veg and non veg)

Ofc gupchup/panipuri/phuchka stall laga rahega. As a bride stage chorrke vahin 2 baar khane aaungi

Main course

Butter naan obviously

Tandoori roti in case the oldies would want to

One paneer dish

Veg manchurian ek

One chicken dish

Mutton for the odias

Fried rice/pulao

Desserts

Mishti doi (my beloved) though in the future would need to see if this would be available kr not. But if I am getting married in kolkata then this is going to be there

Kheer

Rasabali (odia sweet dish)

Rasmalayi (if we don't get mishti doi)

2 ice cream flavours. One butterscotch and the other one need to check but not vanilla.

[liberatedfromtheworld]

Tonight's dinner was paneer manchurian

[odinspattern]

Honestly, the Italian food article is making me feel so vindicated right now.

I would not say that I have an aversion against Italian food. I like it fine, it can be fantastic. I personally find ut a bit boring, which is why I rarely go to Italian restaurants.

(I recognize a lot of it has to do with what is marketed globally. I have yet to find a resturant here in Norway that serves Ghobi Manchurian or even my beloved Chole Bhature, but I have lot less trouble finding Palak Paneer or Butter Chicken.)

But I have always taken issue with people who are die hard fans of it, because they tend to be the most insufferable people, who thinks Italian food is the only worthy cuisine worthy of study. They tend to believe that it makes them good cooks.

And I do understand hearing someone do something to a dish making you cringe or sideeye others. My family’s recipie for karbonader has lean ground beef, salt, nutmeg, breadcrumbs, egg, and a splash of cream in them. Most karbonader has the meat, salt, pepper and potato starch and that’s it.

Yet it is one of a handfull recipies my grandma taught my father, who passed it on to me, and I will fight anyone who claims it is improper for me to put any of those items in them. (Unless you are allergic, then that is fair, I will remove said allergen from it.) Likewise a friend of the family makes this thing we call Banana Cake which is actually a banana trifle, but we called it cake because we have one person with celiac and multiple allergies who felt really excluded because he couldn’t have any cakes. We all love it and so, it is a banana cake.

THAT is my major issue with these things. Even within the culture you are always going to get stories like this, or personal alterations, and insisting it isn’t authentic is really insulting. And that it is tied to a brand of nationalism makes my skin crawl.

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[veggiehotdog1]

11, 23, & 28 for the asks? 😎

11. Anything from your childhood you’ve held on to?

I have two dolls, Rosie (the baby cabbage patch) and Annabelle the elephant, which my mom made for me. Rosie went through it. I remember once there was a doll medical clinic (I think it was part of a hospital program to help kids be less nervous about going to doctor) and they sewed her head back up. But now she looks like she’s been in a ditch.

I gave Annabelle to my son.

23. Do you wear jewelry?

No, but during the pandemic lock down I went through a spree where I’d watch JJ’s Jewelry on Facebook live and buy shit tons of cheap Paparazzi costume jewelry. I intended to give to my partner, but at a certain point she was like I’m not wearing all this shit 😆 When I worked from home sometimes I’d wear rings to stay more engaged during the typing monotony. Nothing like a little shine and metallic clinking to take you through a work day.

28. Last meal on earth?

India/Nepalese buffet. The naan, spiced tomato soup, mango cake, gulab jamun, chicken tikka masala, palak paneer, Gobi Manchurian, chai tea. Oh my god I want it right now!

P.S. see those reference books to help me with Chapter 14 of When the Smoke Clears? See the idle computer…lol

[mrsshiesty]

I would feed Joe Indo-Chinese food!

i LOVE indo-chinese! i want him to try schezwan or manchurian paneer (dairy free of course because i totally forgot he doesn’t eat dairy. thanks @katelyn102 😭😭) but i don’t think that exists ?

[ohbombaymilton]

Discovering the Greatest Hakka Cuisines in a Restaurant in India Closest to You: Culinary Experience in Milton, Ontario

When searching for an exciting dining experience, many of us turn to the search bar, typing in keywords like “restaurant near me,” “Indian food restaurant near me,” or “best food in Milton.” But what if the ideal place you’re looking for blends the best of both worlds – offering a fusion of Indian and Hakka cuisine? Inside the Indian and Pakistani food centers of Milton, Ontario, lovers of fine dining enjoy their gold mine of flavor-filled options at Indian and Pakistani restaurants that infuse traditional Indian spices with Chinese Hakka-inspired dishes.

In this article, we explore the unique offerings of Indian restaurants in Milton that serve up a delightful selection of Hakka dishes, discuss the importance of halal dining options, and why Milton is rapidly becoming one of Ontario's top destinations for diverse and authentic cuisines.

What is Hakka Cuisine?

Hakka is also a well-known cuisine from the Hakka people in southern China. Its bold flavors made it popular for its dishes, which are mostly stir-fried and savory sauces, balancing the fresh vegetables, meats, and rice. Being able to be combined with other regional flavors, its beauty lies in its flexibility.

Chinese food has been easily accepted in both India and Pakistan, and thus this has given rise to Indian-Chinese food (Hakka Chinese food). This is essentially a fusion of the bold spices and ingredients of the land under Indian cuisine, cooked with the techniques and flavors of authentic Chinese food. The most popular dishes in the Indian Hakka, as seen in most restaurants, include items such as Chilli Chicken, Gobi Manchurian, Hakka Noodles, and Vegetable Spring Rolls.

The Indian Food Scene in Milton

If you’re searching for an “Indian food restaurant near me” or an “Indian cuisine restaurant near me” in Milton, you’re in luck. Milton is home to a growing number of eateries serving authentic Indian, Pakistani, and fusion dishes, including Hakka Chinese food. These restaurants cater to a diverse range of tastes and dietary preferences, ensuring that everyone has something to enjoy.

One of the qualities that distinguish Indian cuisine is the way of mixing complex flavors- making it one of the most loved food genres in the world. Putting together Indian spices with Hakka techniques is a match made in heaven for the palate. Be it spicy chicken, crispy Manchurian, or a sizzling plate of Hakka noodles, Milton's Indian restaurants deliver these flavors in abundance.

Hakka Dishes to Try at Indian Restaurants in Milton

Chilli Chicken One of the most popular Hakka dishes in India, Chilli Chicken combines tender chicken pieces cooked with onions, bell peppers, and garlic, all tossed in a flavorful sauce. The perfect balance of heat and sweetness makes it a crowd-pleaser.

Gobi Manchurian Gobi Manchurian is an excellent option for vegetarians. This dish is prepared by coating florets of cauliflower in a spicy and tangy sauce with crispy batter. It is a side dish and goes well with the steamed rice or as a good accompaniment to other Indian food.

Hakka Noodles Any Hakka restaurant would dare boast of no other dish but the Hakka noodles. Hakka noodles are stir-fried noodles loaded with vegetables, scrambled eggs, and your choice of meat or tofu, seasoned with soy sauce, ginger, garlic, and a mix of Indian spices to create an unbelievable taste.

Manchow Soup This is a very spicy, heavy vegetable soup filled with crispy noodles and rich broth, Manchow Soup, sure to delight anyone when the weather is chilly or as an appetizer to precede your meal.

Chicken or Paneer Spring Rolls Crispy, savory spring rolls filled with seasoned chicken or paneer (Indian cottage cheese) provide for an excellent snack or appetizer before plunging into all the main dishes.

Halal Restaurants in Milton: Convenient Dining Option

For those who follow a halal diet, it's imperative to find a halal restaurant. Milton is fortunate to have a fair number of eateries that are certified halal, meaning that Indian and Pakistani restaurants assure that the meats used in all dishes are halal. When searching for a "halal restaurant in Milton," you will discover many options that prepare traditional and fusion dishes made from quality ingredients.

Indian restaurants, when you have Hakka dishes, often have options such as chicken, mutton, or beef for halal meat. Hence, you can enjoy your favorite dishes with an undeterred diet.

Milton's restaurant scene is getting more diverse

Milton, a charming city in Ontario, is quickly becoming one of the most dynamic culinary hubs in the Greater Toronto Area. From sushi to Italian cuisine, to the best pizza in Milton, Ontario, this town has something for every palate. If you’re looking to explore a range of food experiences, here’s a quick roundup of some other great options:

Best Pizza in Milton Whatever your preference - be it a classic Margherita or a loaded meat-lovers pizza - the best pizza in Milton can be found in various Italian restaurants scattered all across the city. These eateries give an Italian dining experience that's second to none, with fresh ingredients, a variety of crusts, and a selection of wines to pair.

Sushi Milton Ontario For the sushi enthusiasts, Milton has a couple of outstanding sushi joints offering conventional sushi rolls, sashimi, and even fusion sushi rolls for those looking for something a little different.

Milton Ontario Chinese Food If you’re in the mood for traditional Chinese food, Milton also has an array of Chinese restaurants that cater to those craving authentic flavors. From sweet and sour dishes to Kung Pao chicken, the variety of options available ensures a satisfying meal every time.

Pakistani Restaurant Near Me Milton's Indian and Pakistani Restaurants present a wide variety of dishes flavored with authentic delights, from biryanis to kebabs and tasty curries, which is perfect for lovers of both Indian and Pakistani food. The union of these two cuisines brings the richness of the subcontinent right to your plate.

Italian Milton Restaurants If you like Italian food, Milton offers authentic pasta, pizzas, and risottos in Milton's restaurants, where patrons can indulge in the real Mediterranean cuisine.

Take Away Food in Milton: Enjoy Hakka on the Comfort of Your Home

For those who want to enjoy their meals in their home, many restaurants in Milton offer take-out services. Whether you need a spicy serving of Chilli Chicken, a plate of Hakka noodles, or a vegetable-packed Manchurian, ordering takeout from your favorite Indian or Pakistani restaurant near you is quite simple and convenient.

These take-out food at Milton are also prepared in such a way that your meal remains fresh and full of flavor even after you travel back home. So, many restaurants here cater to family-sized portions so that you can enjoy a complete spread of Hakka dishes and traditional Indian meals in the comfort of your home with your family.

Why Milton's Restaurants Among the Best Options in Ontario

Milton's best restaurants come with an outstanding reputation for delivering food quality and variety, along with exceptional customer service. Whether exploring the Hakka cuisine fusion of Indian restaurants or some good old comfort biryani, Milton has established itself as one of Ontario's best food destinations.

Not only does Milton contain a few types of restaurants serving Indian, Pakistani, Chinese, Italian, and many more, but it also houses some of the finest halal restaurants in Ontario, serving the diverse taste buds. The eclectic mix of restaurants of the city offers something to everyone, so naturally, this is a destination you must not give a miss.

Conclusion: There's a Delicious Fusion of Flavors Waiting for You in Milton

Whether it's an "Indian food restaurant near me" or something as unique as Hakka dishes, Milton has all kinds of options for all of your cravings. All combined, the fusions of Indian spices and Hakka cooking techniques provide an incredibly tantalizing dining experience-not to be missed in addition to the growing availability of mostly halal, Italian, sushi, and pizza restaurants, Milton becomes a food lover's paradise.

The next time you stand there wondering where to go for dinner, remember that Milton is home to many of the best restaurants Ontario has to offer. Whether you're in the mood for Indian, Chinese, Italian, or Pakistani fare, the perfect meal is around the corner. Therefore, start your search for "restaurant near me" and get ready for a flavor-filled adventure in Milton today!

[i-myeoni-blogs]

Remembering Who I am!

How many of us talk about our ancestors' ethnicity? There may be a few people who are still connected to their roots, but the majority of us in generation Z are influenced primarily by western culture and fashion. Though it’s not bad but somehow, we’re losing our own authenticity. 

I am no exception; having been born and raised in a town, I shaped myself in accordance with the trends that emerged. When it comes to natives, I am a member of the "Santhal Tribe," an indigenous minority group.

There are over 100 tribes in India, and each one has its own clothing, food, festival, language, and rituals. But, due to school and other obligations, we were unable to visit our hometown as frequently as we would have liked. And perhaps this is why I know so little about my own tribe.

It was my cousin's brother's wedding—the only boy in our entire family tree, with only one brother to seven sisters. I was overjoyed, but no Indian function is complete without a hiccup, and so my exams fell on the same day as my brother's wedding.

I couldn't make it to the wedding, but I promised I wouldn't miss the authentic Santhali reception. Okay let’s not jump into the fact that I missed the ceremony. But visiting my hometown after almost a decade felt so relaxing.

Sagarbhanga is a small village located in the Jharkhand district of Sahebganj. Tribals can be found at every turn and are extremely friendly.

I don't want to brag, but my family home is the largest in the entire district, and it is referred to as "Bada Ghar" by the locals. Because of the village people's regard for us, they came to assist with the preparations. Women were involved in making decorations out of the palm leaves.

Oh, how beautiful their work was, and how natural everything was. Few men were painting on the walls, and they were tribal wall paintings with various creatures painted on them. It was absolutely lovely. The beauty of a tribe is that we live as one community and help each other unconditionally. 

I should be familiar with the local tongue they use, santhali, but alas, I am not able to communicate in it. We even have our own traditional clothing, known as "Panchi Parhat" for women and lungi or dhoti for men.

My sisters and I decided to dress in traditional attire for the ceremony. The dress was arranged, and a few locals assisted us in draping it. it was so pretty and easy to handle, light weight as it was made of cotton. My parents and other relatives were so happy to see us in our own traditional clothes. 

In the ceremony all the village people gathered and presented gifts to the bride and the groom. My brother is so lucky he got a lot of gifts and blessings, I can’t wait to have a ceremony of my own. 

It was time for food after the gift exchange. "The simpler, the better," is all I have to say. I'm sure the first thing that comes to mind when we hear the word "marriage" is the food. Being Indian, we always want pulav, Manchurian, or paneer butter masala; it's just ingrained in our minds that it should be on the menu.

And I thought the same thing, but the taste of authentic simple food on a 'pattal' surprised me. Off-white perfectly cooked rice, dal, meat, and veggies, and that's it, all served on dried leaf plates. And, no offence, but all the dishes I've ever tasted in restaurants and hotels paled in comparison.

I know you're thinking it'll create a lot of trash, but pattals are biodegradable, so we dumped it in a large hole that was later covered by soil. "Khaane ke baad kuch meetha ho jaye," we say now that we've eaten. You won't be sorry, believe me. Aside from the usual sweets, there was one item that piqued my interest. Those yellow bead-like things called "Bundiya" just melted as soon as I took a spoonful of them.

Mesmerizing, a perfect way to round out the dish, but what I really missed was the authentic 'Dumbu' sweet from the tribe. It's made of rice flour, and the sweet dough is formed into many small balls before being steamed.

While I was eating the sweets, I overheard people discussing being a patient. Who got hurt, I wondered, until my mother explained that it was a ritual. A fun ritual in which the new bride pretends to be a doctor while the groom's sisters and relatives pretend to be injured by covering their legs and hands with mud and straws. And the bride is expected to treat them well (wash their hands and feet).

But the best part is yet to come: the bride tightly grips the patient's feet and demands fees (gifts), refusing to leave until you give her gift. That sounded like fun, so I tried it as well.

It was great to see the entire family enjoying themselves after such a long time apart.

What about the dance, though? The ground was cleared, chairs were moved, and music was played immediately after each ritual. I was expecting the barati dance, but it's an authentic wedding.

A few men who could play mandar gathered in the centre, and women formed a circle around them. It was a santhali folk dance, and it was a lot of fun. We danced until after midnight, which resulted in sore leg muscles next day.

Those were two lovely days spent in my hometown. I learned a lot about my own culture that I was unaware of because I had spent my entire life in a city. I enjoyed every minute I was there and hope to return soon. Yes, there is one thing I still regret: not learning my native language.

There is a misconception that tribal in Jharkhand live in jungles, wear leaves, and eat raw food. Well, the answer is already given; it is simply a misconception.

We as a tribe prefer to live close to nature, not in jungles, but in homes that only a few people know about, which is unfortunate. Remember that there is a distinction between being indigenous and being uncivilized.

And I've learned that it's important to know and respect your roots no matter where you live.