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Malai Paneer is a type of soft and creamy Indian cheese commonly used in Indian cuisine and is especially popular in North India. 'Malai' in Hindi refers to cream and 'paneer' to cheese. Therefore, malai paneer is a creamy version of traditional paneer cheese.

Yes, malai paneer, like all types of paneer, is a type of cheese and is made from milk, so it contains dairy.

Yes, malai paneer is a good source of protein. 100 grams of malai paneer contains around 18 grams of protein.

Yes, malai paneer is safe to consume without further cooking. It can be added to salads or spread on crackers, as is.

Malai paneer can be used in a variety of Indian dishes such as malai paneer tikka, paneer buttermilk curry, paneer tikka masala, and numerous types of paneer dosa.

You could substitute tofu for malai paneer in recipes to create a vegan alternative. The texture and taste of tofu are sufficiently similar to paneer that they work well in many Indian dishes.

While malai paneer does not generally have any negative side effects, it may not be suitable for individuals who are lactose intolerant. Also, as it is a dairy product, it should be consumed in moderation to avoid excessive intake of fat and calories.

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Malai paneer is made by curdling milk using food acids like lemon juice or vinegar. The curdled milk is then strained and the excess water is pressed out. It is then chilled until it forms into a solid block, usually in a fridge.

Yes, malai paneer is gluten-free. However, always read labels to be sure, as brand and preparation methods could introduce gluten into the product.

Yes, malai paneer, when consumed in moderation, can be part of a healthy diet. It is high in protein and calcium and low in fat, unlike most other cheeses.

Yes, malai paneer should be kept in a refrigerator to maintain its freshness. It typically lasts about a week when properly stored.

Yes, you can freeze malai paneer. Freezing doesn't affect its texture or taste significantly and it can be a practical way to preserve the cheese if you can't use it all within a few days.

Yes, making malai paneer at home is quite easy. All it requires is full-fat milk, lemon juice or vinegar, a piece of muslin cloth and a refrigerator.

Malai paneer, being high in protein, can contribute to satiety and help in managing weight. However, as it contains calories, it should be consumed in moderation.

The main difference between the two lies in the texture and taste. While regular paneer has a slightly grainy texture, malai paneer is smoother and creamier. In terms of taste, malai paneer has a milky flavor, while regular paneer is quite bland, adopting the flavors of the ingredients with which it’s cooked.