By Tabitha MacDougall
Slow Cooker Palak Paneer
6 steps
Prep:15minCook:8h
A recipe you can quickly throw in your slow cooker or instant pot in the morning and enjoy when you get home from work!
I recommend serving it over rice.
Try doubling the spices for a super flavorful dish!
Updated at: Thu, 26 Oct 2023 14:31:07 GMT
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Ingredients
4 servings
1onion
diced
1kgfrozen spinach
1 Tbspghee
4Roma Tomatoes
diced, or sub a 28oz can of diced tomatoes, drained
2 Tbspminced garlic
1 Tbspcumin powder
1 Tbspchili flakes
or more to taste
2 tsppowdered ginger
1 Tbsppowdered turmeric
1 tspdried fenugreek leaves
or sub 1/2 tsp mustard powder
1 tsppowdered coriander
1 tspgaram masala
1bay leaf
1 tspsalt
or more to taste
¼ cupheavy cream
optional
2 Tbspchickpea powder
optional
Instructions
Step 1
If your frozen spinach is in bricks or pucks, be sure to get out to thaw the night before. If its frozen loose you can just grab it right from the freezer.
Step 2
For best results, lightly fry paneer so each side is lightly browned and put aside.
Step 3
Chop the onion. Heat bottom of instant pot and melt butter. Fry onion. While onion is frying chop up tomatoes.
Step 4
Once onion is beginning to turn translucent, add all spices: garlic, cumin, chili flakes, ginger turmeric, fenugreek leaves, coriander, and garam masala. Fry lightly, just until you can smell the spices, then add your diced tomatoes.
Step 5
Fry for a couple more minutes, then turn pot to low or medium slow cook, depending on your pot. Add your frozen spinach and paneer. Stir everything together and leave to cook all day. (6-10 hours, depending on your schedule)
Step 6
When you are home you may add the cream if you like it or your palak seems dry. If your palak is too wet, turn up the heat and gradually stir in chickpea powder to thicken. A corn starch slurry can also be used to thicken, if so desired.
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