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How to make Paneer by Manjula, Indian Vegetarian Cooking

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Uploaded by on May 24, 2008

View full recipe at http://www.manjulaskitchen.com/2008/05/24/how-to-make-paneer/

How to make Paneer by Manjula
Ingredients:
6 cups milk
1/4 cup lemonjuice

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  • dear manjula thankyou for such a nice video I have tried paneer.why my paneer becomes hard?i tried rasagulla also.sometimes they become too hard.where am i wrong?

  • @anupamag1209

    using too much lemon juice.

  • Hello,

    would it work with soy milk?

  • @pricofilipinaamerica

    Sorry soy milk will not work.

  • I want to make pedas so should I make the panner a day before or the day im gonna make the pedas?

  • @Ilovhellokitty18

    Eather way it will work.

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  • Dear Manjula: Thank you so much for your videos! Finally, I'm learning how to cook the food that I love! Manjula, I've tried 2 X to make paneer and the milk does not make large curds like yours, when I add the lemon in the boiling milk, the milk turns into a granulated form...What am I doing wrong! Thanks again and God Bless!

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  • @Manjulaskitchen Lemon juice added to soy milk will turn it in to tofu (recipes on YouTube) which I sometimes use as a "paneer" substitute.

  • Thanks for uploading this one. Will make some today. Hopefully won't have to go to the far off Indian store for paneer!

  • What about using Almond milk?

  • @rhythmdeep I think it's because u haven't added enough lemon juice.add more diluted lemon juice and u should boil till it gets separated.

  • @Odelightful1 Paneer has no flavour except for plain milk flavour. You can add it to anything and it takes that flavour :) hope that helps

  • @oldmoney74 yes you sure can

  • @LilacSreya 4% is regular full cream milk.

  • could i use spoiled milk?

  • 2%, 4% milk? What do you mean, auntie?

  • wow i didnt know you made paneer like that, what does it taste like? flovours?

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