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Butter Paneer Masala
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Seasonal vegetables simply boiled with ginger, garlic and fresh herbs in a clear broth — the everyday healing stew of Tripuri cuisine that respects the natural flavour of fresh produce.
Cut all vegetables into roughly equal 3 cm pieces.
Cut harder vegetables (raw papaya, pumpkin) slightly smaller as they take longer to cook.
Bring 2 cups water to a boil in a pot. Add sliced ginger, crushed garlic, whole green chillies and turmeric.
Add the harder vegetables first — raw papaya, pumpkin, banana flower. Boil on medium heat 5 minutes.
Add the remaining vegetables. Cook 8 to 10 minutes until all vegetables are completely tender.
Add 1 tbsp mustard oil directly to the finished stew and stir.
In Tripuri cooking, mustard oil is often added raw at the end as a finishing element rather than a cooking medium — this preserves its characteristic pungent note.
Season with salt. The broth should be thin, clear and fragrant from ginger and garlic.
Add fresh herbs. Stir. Serve in bowls alongside steamed rice.
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