Hang the curd overnight or for 8 hours. Use a large strainer and put the curd in it, keeping a vessel below.
Keep this inside the refrigerator overnight.
Just before you use take this out from the refrigerator.
Keep the scrambled paneer ready. You can put 1 cup of cubed paneer in hot water and drain the water.
Squeeze out the excess water.
Run this in a mixer to get the scrambled paneer.
Chop the cashews into bite sized pieces.
Finely chop the coriander leaves, green chili, and mint leaves.
Chop the onions very finely.
In a wide bowl, add the hung curd, scrambled paneer, chopped onion, chopped nuts, salt, besan, garam masala, chopped leaves, and chili.
Mix everything gently and evenly.
This mixture will not be as firm as the one we get for cutlets; it will be slightly loose.
Grease your hand, take a portion of the mixture, and shape it into a round ball.
Flatten it into a kebab.
Spread the corn flour and chaat masala on a plate and roll the flattened kebabs in the flour.
Repeat this for the rest of the mixture.
Heat the oil, then bring the flame to medium and deep-fry in the oil.
Alternatively, you can shallow-fry them.
If you want to fry them on a dosa pan, roast the dry besan well before adding it.
Serve hot with Green chutney.