Shahi Paneer Masala (No Onion, No Garlic) for Family of Four
Make creamy Jain Shahi Paneer without onion or garlic using paneer, tomato-cashew gravy and Nairuti Jain Shahi Paneer Masala. Serves 4.
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A rich, aromatic spice blend crafted for creamy Shahi Paneer without onion or garlic.
Crafted for rich Shahi Paneer while staying true to Jain preferences.
Spice-rich formulation for fuller flavour, aroma & shahi character.
Cardamom, mace, nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves & star anise.
Mix 2–3 tsp with warm milk, cream or curd for a smooth base.
Creates a rich, creamy & aromatic Shahi Paneer without onion or garlic.
Brings warm spice depth and a smooth shahi character to Jain-style paneer curries.
Adds royal warmth & aroma to creamy vegetable kormas without onion or garlic.
Use in milk, cream or curd-based gravies for a smooth, aromatic & indulgent finish.
Try it in paneer bowls, creamy vegetables or contemporary Jain gravy preparations.
Make a smooth paste, add it to the gravy or sautéed paneer and cook for 5–7 minutes on low flame.
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Yes, the flavour profile is different because onion and garlic are not used. But Jain Shahi Paneer can still be rich, creamy and aromatic through tomato, dairy and warming spices such as cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, mace and nutmeg. No-onion-no-garlic Shahi Paneer recipes are commonly built around this creamy, spice-led style.
No. It is especially suitable for Jain cooking, but it can also be useful for anyone who prefers no-onion-no-garlic food, including certain festive, religious or sattvic-style meals. No-onion-no-garlic paneer dishes are widely prepared beyond strictly Jain households as well.
It is designed more for aromatic, rich and rounded flavour than aggressive chilli heat. You can control the final spice level through the amount of masala used and by adjusting chilli in the rest of your recipe. Shahi Paneer itself is generally associated with creamy, mild-to-moderate spice rather than a fiery profile.
No artificial preservatives or anti-caking agents are used. Because natural powdered ingredients can absorb moisture, occasional soft lumps may form, especially in humid weather. This does not automatically mean the masala has spoiled. Keep the pack tightly sealed, store it in a cool, dry place and always use a dry spoon.
Yes. Your pack’s preparation itself is based on warm milk, cream or curd, so cashews are not mandatory for using the masala. If you prefer a nuttier, more restaurant-style richness, nuts can be added separately according to your recipe, but the masala does not require them.
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Make creamy Jain Shahi Paneer without onion or garlic using paneer, tomato-cashew gravy and Nairuti Jain Shahi Paneer Masala. Serves 4.
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