Marinade the Paneer Cubes along with the Vegetables.
Sorry for the messy picture but I had to show how much mess can happen..:) Arrange the Tomato Cubes, Onion, Capsicum in between the Paneer Cubes on the skewer.
Light up your stove, and take it right over it.
Pour drops of oil over the Paneer. When the oil comes in contact with the masala and the flame you get that smoky effect and taste as how it is made in a Tandoori Oven.
Turn over all sides to make sure the chunks get equally burnt and cooked on all sides.
Ok finally I was able to capture the flame with a night shot. Ensure to keep a safe distance when you hold it over the flame.
Once done on all sides, Tikkas are ready to serve!
In the second method I do, I cook the paneer pieces along with capsicum and onions. Leave out Tomato as it will get soft.
Cook on both sides for couple of mins, even more if you want the masala to be well cooked.
Then arrange on the skewers once it cools down.
Quickly cook over the stove, the same method while you sprinkle some oil over it.
9 comments
delicious and healthy …
very useful tip of cookig it on stove top valli……
very useful for cooking on stove.delicious
Yum..I feel like eating Paneer Tikka now.Looks perfect with that Tandoori-smoky effect!!
Thats a great idea of cooking on gas stove. They look so good …
liked both ways ,..;-)
thanks
the tikka looks too tempting..i am going to sis's house..mayb will try it there!:)
sri,
wonderful idea.Iam going to try this..:-)
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Looks yummy!!