Schezwan Paneer Wrap - Cherish those moments !

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Hello readers,

We should live every day like it is a holiday, being thankful and spending time with family, and looking hopefully to the future.  Author - Unknown

I clearly remember most of my childhood days, and countless happy moments which I will cherish always. Remember those days when you hear some words that brings you so much joy and pleasure? One such word that used to bring out so much happiness for me was the word "Outing"! In those days, iPhones, iPads and all sorts of games consoles weren't around to keep us entertained. So, naturally, the word "outing" meant that we all jumped out of our seats straight away!!

We still always try and make sure that even now, we get the kids out as much as possible. Sometimes, this isn't that easy because we can't go to many parks or go camping because of allergies! Still, we go a lot to the beach no matter what the weather is like just to get some fresh air. It's a chance to get out, see the sights and, of course, cook some great food that we can take with us! It's great to just be able to get out somewhere as a family and bond over great views, great air and great food!

A lot of the fun of going out nowadays is cooking picnic food! I'm always on the lookout for recipes where food can be taken out, it won't go off and tastes good cold! My next recipe is definitely one of them! These paneer wraps are very tasty, very filling and easy to eat! The addition of the capsicum boosts the dishes nutritional value without compromising on the flavour! The brilliant thing is that you can add any other ingredient that you like as well!

You will need :-

• 100 gms Paneer I used home made
• 1/4 cup red cpasicum
• 1/4 cup yellow or orange capsicum
• 1/4 cup green capsicum
• 2 tbsp. onion finely chopped
• 1 tbsp. spring onion chopped
• 1 tsp finely chopped garlic and ginger
• 2 tsp finely chopped celery ( optional )
• 1/2 tsp finely chopped garlic
• 2-3 tsp szechwan sauce ( adjust with your tolerance ) I used my homemade sauce
• Salt to taste ( use less )
• 2 tsp tomato ketch up
• 1 tbsp oil
• 2-3 plain flour tortilla
• For garnishing chopped lettuce leaves and chopped spring onion

Method :-
In a non stick pan heat oil, add ginger, garlic and celery.
Saute for a minute or two and add chopped onion and szechwan sauce.
Now add tri colour capsicum, paneer and salt ( use less salt ).
Now add tomato ketchup and chopped spring onion.
Mix well and cook 1-2 minutes, make sure all the paneer and capsicum are well coated with spices and sauce.
Transfer in to another bowl and leave it aside.
Now take one tortilla , place lettuce leaves and spread some paneer mixture on top, garnish with chopped spring onion.
Now wrap them ( see link here ) so it doesn't fall apart when you eat it...and prepare them to take for picnic or enjoy them in your back garden :)

Linking it to My two events Outdoor Feast and Know your Cooking fats - Cooking Oil