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Cous Cous Studded Cottage Cheese

A delightful party dish. Chunks of cottage cheese, dipped in a cous cous - bread crumbs mixture and pan fried till crisp golden. Served with a sweet and tangy plum chutney.

Cous Cous Studded Cottage Cheese Cous Cous Studded Cottage Cheese

Chef's Name

: Vicky Ratnani

Recipe Servings

: 4

Recipe Cook Time

: 1 Hour

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Ingredients

  • For cottage cheese:

    150 gm cottage cheese (cut into square)   

    50 gm cous cous uncooked

    20 gm bread crumbs

    1/2 tsp black pepper

    1 tsp parsley

    1/2 Tbsp olive oil


    For the marinade:

    1 tsp ginger

    1 tsp garlic

    1 big pinch red chilli powder

    1-2 Tbsp tomato puree

    1 tsp parsley

    2 to 3 mint leaves

    Salt to taste


    For the plum chutney:

    200 ml vegetable stock

    2 cloves

    5-6 black peppercorns

    2-3 green cardamom  

    1 cinnamon stick  

    1 star anise

    6-8 plums

    1 Tbsp jaggery


    For Garnishing:


    Few mint leaves  

    Few finely chopped yellow, green and red bell peppers

    Salt and black pepper to taste

    Little parsley

    1 tsp olive oil

Method

In a mortar and pestle, ground ¬ginger, garlic, red chilli powder, tomato puree, parsley, mint leaves and Salt 

Marinate the sliced cottage cheese with grounded spices

In a tray mix the cous cous, breadcrumbs and chopped parsley.

Dab the marinated cottage cheese slice into the cous cous breadcrumb mix. Rest in a fridge for 30 minutes.

Pan Fry in hot oil to a sexy golden brown color.

In a pot, add vegetable stock, cloves, black peppercorns, green cardamom, cinnamon stick, star anise, plums and jaggery

Cook on a slow simmer until the plums are soft and the liquid has reduced by half.

Deseed the plums and discard the seeds. Blend the plums along with the cooking liquor into a rich puree.

In a bowl mix mint leaves, bell peppers, salt, black pepper, parsley and olive oil.

Serve hot.

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