Matar Paneer
No ‘Matargashti’, only lots of ‘matar’(peas). Matar Paneer is made at least once a week in most North Indian homes. It is delicious, simple and an easy gravy preparation. It goes well with rotis, naan and plain parathas.
No ‘Matargashti’, only lots of ‘matar’(peas). Matar Paneer is made at least once a week in most North Indian homes. It is delicious, simple and an easy gravy preparation. It goes well with rotis, naan and plain parathas.
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