Andhra cuisine is known for its heat. I have tried immaculate 65 recipe with use of paneer rather than meat. Though the name suggests 65 referring to the number of spices in this dish, I have adapted according to my choice of spices and flavor. My family and I absolutely loved this paneer recipe and it's an excellent option for lunchbox menu.
Combine red chili powder, garam masala powder, and food color along with salt with the yogurt. Whisk thoroughly.
Combine flour, cornstarch, little salt, and black pepper powder together.
Cut paneer in long thick strips. Dredge paneer in flour. Shake off excess flour and shallow fry paneer in medium hot oil on nonstick skillet till golden on both sides.
Remove from from pan and drain excess oil on paper towels.
While paneer is frying, take another pan and heat oil in the pan. Immediately add ginger, garlic, green chilies, red chili flakes, and curry leaves. Toss.
Add paneer and keep tossing gently. Pour yogurt mixture into the pan and coat it well to the paneer. Toss gently.
Turn off the gas and add coriander leaves. Mix well.