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A quick and easy Indian‑style Paneer Tikka Sandwich that mimics coffee‑shop flavor without any grill. Diced paneer, onion and capsicum are tossed in a smoky tandoori‑style marinade, mixed with creamy mayo (optional) and sandwiched between buttered bread, then pan‑grilled to golden crispness. Perfect for kids' lunch boxes, evening snacks, or a tasty cold sandwich.
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