For Kulcha
For Goda Masala Paneer
For Kiwifruit Chutney
Add panch phoran spice mix to the oil in a pan. Add 250 gm of diced kiwifruit and red chilli/cayenne. Stir in the sugar.
Turn the heat up a bit and simmer for about 25 mins to let the chutney reduce. Let cool and pop into the fridge. Garnish with freshly chopped coriander.
Add a bit of oil to pan, and the milk. Heat to 55-60 degrees. Pour and stir in half the vinegar. Once the milk starts to curdle, turn the heat off and add the remaining vinegar and mix it in.
Strain the mixture into a cheesecloth and gently press out the whey best you can. Cover with a weight and rest. Mush up the paneer in a bowl with chopped onion, coriander and the goda masala. Divide the mixture into golf-sized balls.
Combine the kulcha ingredients in a bowl and mix well by hand. As the dough comes together, add a splash of oil to finish kneading. Cover the dough and let it rest.
Flatten each dough ball into a small, thick disc. Stuff the paneer into each of the dough balls, pinch and seal. Roll out each kulcha gently, avoid rolling them out too large, small is good.
Toast the kulchas in a heated pan and brush with ghee to finish (clarified butter). Serve with the kiwifruit chutney.
Chef Vaibhav Vishen from New Zealand