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A restaurant‑style Palak Paneer made with fresh spinach, paneer cubes, ghee, butter and fresh cream. The recipe uses a quick blanch‑and‑blend method for the spinach paste and finishes with a silky, bright‑green gravy that pairs perfectly with chapati, naan or rice.
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