Paneer Do Pyaza
A rich and flavorful North Indian curry made with paneer cubes, onions cooked two ways, and a creamy yogurt-based gravy infused with aromatic spices.

A rich and flavorful North Indian curry made with paneer cubes, onions cooked two ways, and a creamy yogurt-based gravy infused with aromatic spices.
Paneer Do Pyaza is a classic Mughlai-inspired dish where onions are the star ingredient, used in two forms — sliced onions that melt into the gravy and larger onion petals that add crunch and texture. The gravy is a perfect balance of spices, yogurt, cream, and kasuri methi, giving it a rich yet slightly tangy flavor.
This dish is especially loved for its layers of taste and texture — the soft paneer, the slight sweetness of onions, the heat from chilies, and the creaminess of yogurt and cream. Best served with naan, parathas, or jeera rice, this restaurant-style curry is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser for dinner parties or festive meals.
Because onions are added twice — once in the gravy and again as larger petals.
Yes, you can use milk or cashew paste instead.
Firm tofu works well for a vegan option.
Yes, but add cream and kasuri methi just before serving for the best flavor.
Butter naan, lachha paratha, or steamed basmati rice.