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A one‑pot Indian‑Italian fusion meal where fragrant basmati rice is cooked in a homemade tomato‑basil sauce and served with paneer marinated in a pesto‑style basil blend and grilled to perfection. The dish is colorful, aromatic, and perfect for a quick weeknight dinner.
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