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Pear Chutney + Paneer on Quinoa Sourdough bread
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Pear Chutney + Paneer on Quinoa Sourdough

bread · healthy recipe · le artisan boulangerie · mustard · paneer
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Le Artisan Boulangerie × Kitchen Therapy × The Kitchen Trail

The Bread Series

 

The food world is a delicious place to be in. There is something profoundly true about people who genuinely love and are passionate about food are also wonderful people. Sure, there are diverse opinions and styles but when it comes down to it, the joy of eating and sharing a meal overcomes everything. As a cook, you can always taste the purity of love in someone’s cooking.

So when I met Riddhi of Le Artisan Boulangerie, it was very easy ‘breaking bread’ with her. Her gifted hands make the most delicious croissants, sourdough and ciabatta – and my personal favourite so far, the garlic and cheese bread. When she asked to collaborate, the bread-glutton in me said YES, YES, YES! So we came up with two series – The Bread Series and The Dipping Series – a range of recipes to give her customers creative ideas on what they can do with her breads and lavash.

For this we have also roped in the fabulous photographer – Krishna Lalbhai of The Kitchen Trail, and needless to say, we three women tend to enjoy our shoot days far more than necessary (I write while chewing on a sinful chocolate croissant!).

This sandwich is with Quinoa Sourdough – a healthy and wholesome loaf with spiced pear chutney and slices of paneer – so quick and easy. This chutney has previously featured in Cheese Platter on a Budget.

The Recipe
Serves 1

Ingredients

  • 2 slices Quinoa Sourdough
  • 50 g paneer slices
  • 1/4 cup spiced pear chutney
  • mustard

Instructions

  • Spread a thick layer of the spiced pear chutney on one slice of the bread. Layer paneer slices on top.
  • Spread some mustard on the other slice of bread and place on top of the paneer. Fasten with a toothpick if required.

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