Saag Tofu

I was not sure about this one but I loved it! I went with a thick Greek yogurt and that really made it for me. Great alternative to the traditional Palaak paneer

YUM!Great recipe. I love saag paneer, and this was a wonderful healthy alternative!

YUM! Great recipe. I love saag paneer, and this was a wonderful healthy alternative!

Tasty and filling This was a really great way to use tofu and was nice and flavorful. I found myself to be quite full.

Yummy! I wish I would have read the other comments before I made this dish, but I forgot and my yogurt curdled! That did not, however, stop me from eating or enjoying this dish! I knew it would be pretty mild from the ingredient list, so I doubled up on the cumin and added cayenne for a kick and it was just right! Next time, I will follow the comments on how to not curdle the yogurt when adding it to curry. I will probably also omit the salt, as I don't feel it added anything to the dish. I might try to add some coconut milk as another reviewer mentioned as well. All in all, it was a good starting point and I will definitely make it again! Pros: Great use of tofu Cons: Curdling yogurt

Yummy!I wish I would have read the other comments before I made this dish, but I forgot and my yogurt curdled! That did not, however, stop me from eating or enjoying this dish! I knew it would be pretty mild from the ingredient list, so I doubled up on the cumin and added cayenne for a kick and it was just right! Next time, I will follow the comments on how to not curdle the yogurt when adding it to curry. I will probably also omit the salt, as I don't feel it added anything to the dish. I might try to add some coconut milk as another reviewer mentioned as well. All in all, it was a good starting point and I will definitely make it again!Pros: Great use of tofuCons: Curdling yogurt

A Tasty DishJust made this, and eating it right now. Yummy.Better to light a candle than to curse the darkness, or so I believe. Therefore:To prevent yogurt from curdling in curries, add only a tablespoon at a time and stir it in gently and fully before adding the next tablespoon. In this recipe it would be better to incorporate the yogurt before adding the tofu to prevent damaging your cubes.Curry Powder, yes, indeed, no self respecting curry chef will have any such thing in their cupboard. I used 2 tsp cumin, 2 tsp coriander, 1/4 tsp turmeric, 1/8 tsp cayenne, and topped it after with 1/4 tsp garam masala. You could tone it down a bit but why? You're making curry.The recipe will benefit from a bit of coconut milk, no more than a half cup would add the proper creamy texture.Oil/Nonstick Pan: you can cut the oil by 3/4 by using Pam or oil sprayed with a spritzer and a well seasoned black iron pan. More authentic to use black iron. Of course in India it would have more oil, but you don't need to, if you've seasoned your pan well.Salt: The dish tastes wonderful without any added salt. Give it a try; your body will be pleased.Been to the subcontinent several times and eaten more than my share of paneer, saag, and curry. This is a good recipePros: Good use of Tofu

A Tasty Dish Just made this, and eating it right now. Yummy. Better to light a candle than to curse the darkness, or so I believe. Therefore: To prevent yogurt from curdling in curries, add only a tablespoon at a time and stir it in gently and fully before adding the next tablespoon. In this recipe it would be better to incorporate the yogurt before adding the tofu to prevent damaging your cubes. Curry Powder, yes, indeed, no self respecting curry chef will have any such thing in their cupboard. I used 2 tsp cumin, 2 tsp coriander, 1/4 tsp turmeric, 1/8 tsp cayenne, and topped it after with 1/4 tsp garam masala. You could tone it down a bit but why? You're making curry. The recipe will benefit from a bit of coconut milk, no more than a half cup would add the proper creamy texture. Oil/Nonstick Pan: you can cut the oil by 3/4 by using Pam or oil sprayed with a spritzer and a well seasoned black iron pan. More authentic to use black iron. Of course in India it would have more oil, but you don't need to, if you've seasoned your pan well. Salt: The dish tastes wonderful without any added salt. Give it a try; your body will be pleased. Been to the subcontinent several times and eaten more than my share of paneer, saag, and curry. This is a good recipe Pros: Good use of Tofu

Really tasty Indian food! This was a really quick and easy vegetarian meal. And pretty authentic for Indian food! I added some more Indian spices like curry powder, Garam Masala, chile powder, and a dash of cinnamon and made a bit more sauce for plenty of leftovers over some brown rice. Really yummy! Pros: Easy, full-of flavor yet light meal Cons: Not a ton of sauce

Amazing!This tasted pretty much like GREAT indian food! I had no problem with the yogurt and my husband adored this recipe. We only added red hot sauce because, unlike indian food, this was extremely mild. I highly recommend this recipe.Pros: Easy and delicious

Amazing! This tasted pretty much like GREAT indian food! I had no problem with the yogurt and my husband adored this recipe. We only added red hot sauce because, unlike indian food, this was extremely mild. I highly recommend this recipe. Pros: Easy and delicious

This was delicious and fast and you could practically feel the nutrients soaking into your body. It probably isn't the *most* authentic Indian food in the world but it was a quick, delicious, healthy week night meal.

This is soooo great! It was great yesterday warm and great again today cold! Thank you!

This is soooo great! It was great yesterday warm and great again today cold! Thank you!