Malai Kofta: Golden fried paneer and potato dumplings partly submerged in generously spooned creamy cashew-tomato sauce in a deep bowl, served hot with naan alongside.

Malai Kofta

मलाई कोफ़्ताPronunciation (IPA) /məlɑːiː koːftɑː/

Fried paneer-and-potato dumplings served in a rich, creamy cashew-tomato sauce — a vegetarian centrepiece built to rival any meat curry on the table.

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Contains

Milk (including Lactose)

Contains milk and milk products (including lactose)

Tree nuts

Cashew Nuts

Contains tree nuts and tree-nut products

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Frequently asked questions

What is Malai Kofta?
Fried paneer-and-potato dumplings served in a rich, creamy cashew-tomato sauce — a vegetarian centrepiece built to rival any meat curry on the table.
Where does Malai Kofta come from?
Malai Kofta — country of origin: India.
What is Malai Kofta made of?
Paneer, potato, cashew, cream, tomato, onion.
Which allergens does Malai Kofta contain?
Contains milk and milk products (including lactose). Contains tree nuts and tree-nut products.
How do you pronounce Malai Kofta?
मलाई कोफ़्ता (Hindi) is pronounced /məlɑːiː koːftɑː/. Select the speaker button next to the dish name to hear it.

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