Start by pureeing the Parle G biscuits to a fine powder. Mix with ghee/butter and pack on the base of the cheesecake pan. I recommend using a springform pan. Place in the fridge for 30 minutes.
Mix the paneer, condensed milk and cornstarch together, add to a pan and then top with whipping cream.
Cook the mixture on low heat for 18-20 minutes, stirring frequently. Cool the mixture for 10 minutes and stir in the mango puree.
Pour the paneer mixture over the cookie base and place in the fridge for 4-6 hours or overnight.
Clay pots have such an earthen feel to the cooking process and certainly take your dish to another level. Try this clay pot rice bursting with the flavour of juicy eggplants and a variety of spices it is sure to become a fam favourite!
This is a very fresh and light take on the ever-popular cheesecake, and it works particularly well with cherries when they are in season. When cherries aren’t available, I like to serve it with the Red Fruit Compote.
Szechuan noodles is an amazing fusion of Indian and Chinese. This dish is made with the Szechuan sauce, stir fry vegetables, scrambled egg and cooked noodles. You can also use chicken or prawn to make it non-vegetarian noodles.