Doesn't the name make you drool? When I have my off days from my so called "diet" or when the cravings gets too much out of control or when guests pop in, then I consider those moments the perfect ones to make this Malai (cream) Kofta (fried balls of vegetables/meat). It does involve a considerable effort to make but the result is worth every millisecond put in and some.
There are many versions of Malai Kofta which are made with meat but mine obviously is going to be vegetarian version where I have replaced the meat with Paneer (Indian Cottage Cheese)along with vegetables.
Method
For the Gravy
1.In a pan in little ghee, saute onions, ginger-garlic paste along with tomatoes and salt until soft. Set aside to cool.

2.Now grind the first 8 ingredients together.

3.In the same pan, in a tsp of ghee, saute this ground mixture until the raw smell leaves.

4.Process the cooled tomato-onion mixture until smooth.

Add this mixture to the ground paste and let it simmer for 10 min.Add the milk, sugar and cream and simmer some more for another 10min.

For the Koftas
1.Add all the ingredients together, and mash it well.

2.Make small balls out of it.

3.Deep fry these balls and set aside.

Assembling.
1.Just about 20 min before serving, drop the Koftas inside the gravy, add kasuri methi and let it absorb the gravy. Garnish with cilantro and serve hot with cream (optional).Ta-Da - Done! Now you have a scrumptious Malai kofta all ready for feasting!
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