Welcome
My name is Weiwei Jiang. I obtained my Ph.D. in Department of Electronic Engineering from Tsinghua University in 2018. I joined School of Information and Communication Engineering, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT) as an assistant professor in 2022.
Short bio
- 2013.9-2018.7: Ph.D. Student, Department of Electronic Engineering, Tsinghua University
- 2017.1-2017.7: Visiting Scholar, Industrial Engineering and Operations Research Department, University of California, Berkeley
- 2016.9-2018.7: Double degree in Economics, National School of Development, Peking University
- 2015.9-2017.5: Online Master of Science in Computer Science, College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology
- 2011.9-2011.12: Exchange Student, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Hong Kong University
- 2009.9-2013.7: Undergraduate Student, Department of Electronic Engineering, Tsinghua University
My academic research interests include:
- Data Analysis
- Signal Processing
- Machine Learning
- Internet of Things
- Internet of Vehicles
- Satellite Communication
- Smart Grid Communication
Early Career Advisory Board for Journals
Guest Editor for Journals
Special Session Chair for Conferences
Workshop Chair for Conferences
TPC Member
Reviewer for Journals (review time period):
- ACM Transactions on Knowledge Discovery from Data (30 days)
- Ad Hoc Networks (14 days)
- Advanced Engineering Informatics (21 days)
- Aerospace (7 days)
- AIMS Mathematics (14 days)
- Air Quality, Atmosphere & Health (20 days)
- Applied Sciences (7 days)
- Applied Soft Computing (21 days)
- AppliedMath (7 days)
- APSIPA Transactions on Signal and Information Processing (~20 days)
- Artificial Intelligence Evolution (~25 days)
- Artificial Intelligence Review (2 months)
- Atmosphere (7 days)
- BMC Endocrine Disorders (10 days)
- Buildings (7 days)
- CAAI Transactions on Intelligence Technology (14 days)
- China Communications (15 days)
- CMC-Computers, Materials & Continua (10 days)
- CMES-Computer Modeling in Engineering & Sciences (14 days)
- Complex & Intelligent Systems (30 days)
- Computational Economics (60 days)
- Computer Communications (30 days)
- Computer Journal (4 weeks)
- Computer Networks (30 days)
- Computer Networks and Communications (14 days)
- Computers and Electrical Engineering (14 days)
- CSSE-Computer Systems Science and Engineering (7 days)
- Cybernetics and Systems (14 days)
- Data Technologies and Applications (~30 days)
- Decision Making: Applications in Management and Engineering (~20 days)
- Diagnostics (7 days)
- Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society (14 days)
- Drones (7 days)
- DYNA (~30 days)
- EAI Endorsed Transactions on Cloud Systems (~21 days)
- EAI Endorsed Transactions on Industrial Networks and Intelligent Systems (14 days)
- EAI Endorsed Transactions on Internet of Things (14 days)
- EAI Endorsed Transactions on Mobile Communications and Applications (14 days)
- EAI Endorsed Transactions on Pervasive Health and Technology (~21 days)
- EAI Endorsed Transactions on Scalable Information Systems (~28 days)
- EAI Endorsed Transactions on Security and Safety (~21 days)
- EAI Endorsed Transactions on Smart Cities (~21 days)
- Electronic Research Archive
- Electronics (7 days)
- Energies (~10 days)
- Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence (14 days)
- Engineering Reports (~20 days)
- EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processing (28 days)
- Expert Systems with Applications (21 days)
- Financial Innovation (1st round: ~30 days; 2nd round: ~15 days)
- Frontiers of Information Technology & Electronic Engineering (30 days)
- Future Generation Computer Systems (30 days)
- Future Internet (~7 days)
- Future Transportation (~7 days)
- Human-Centric Intelligent Systems (21 days)
- IEEE Access (7 days)
- IEEE Communications Magazine (20 days)
- IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials (~45 days)
- IEEE Internet of Things Journal (14 days)
- IEEE Networking Letters (3 weeks)
- IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks and Learning Systems (6 weeks)
- IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering (4 weeks)
- Indonesian Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (~1 month)
- Information (10 days)
- Information Fusion (14 days)
- Information & Management (30 days)
- Information Processing and Management (21 days)
- Information Sciences (35 days)
- Information Systems Frontiers (~43 days)
- Information Technology and Control (~30 days)
- INFORMS Journal on Data Science (45 days)
- INFORMS Journal on Optimization (6 weeks)
- INGENIERIA E INVESTIGACION (15 days)
- Intelligent Automation & Soft Computing (7 days)
- Intelligent Systems with Applications (21 days)
- International Journal of Computational Intelligence and Applications (30 days)
- International Journal of Computational Intelligence Systems (21 days)
- International Journal of Computer Theory and Engineering (3 weeks)
- International Journal of Engineering Research in Africa (JERA)
- International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (7 days)
- International Journal of Information and Education Technology (3 weeks)
- International Journal of Intelligent Systems (14 days)
- International Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems Research (~1 month)
- International Journal of Reconfigurable and Embedded Systems (5 weeks)
- ISA Transactions (21 days)
- ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information (3 weeks)
- Journal of Advances in Information Technology (2 weeks)
- Journal of Communications (2 weeks)
- Journal of Computational and Cognitive Engineering (~10 days)
- Journal of Computational Methods in Sciences and Engineering (N/A)
- Journal of Data Science and Intelligent Systems (~10 days)
- Journal of Healthcare Engineering (14 days)
- Journal of Image and Graphics (14 days)
- Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems (1st round: ~30 days; 2nd round: ~15 days)
- Journal of Mobile Multimedia (~10 days)
- Journal of Network and Computer Applications (30 days)
- Journal of Open Source Software (6 weeks)
- Journal of Power Generation Technology (~1 week)
- Journal on Artificial Intelligence (8 days)
- Knowledge-Based Systems (~49 days)
- Mathematics (10 days)
- MethodsX (14 days)
- Mobile Networks and Applications (~6 weeks)
- Networks and Heterogeneous Media (14 days)
- Neurocomputing (~30 days)
- Operations Management Research (21 days)
- PeerJ Computer Science (15 days)
- PeerJ Life & Environment (10 days)
- Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications (~20 days)
- PLOS ONE (10 days)
- Proceedings of the ACM on Interactive, Mobile, Wearable and Ubiquitous Technologies
- Recent Advances in Electrical & Electronic Engineering (10 days)
- Register Journal (~30 days)
- Remote Sensing (10 days)
- Royal Society Open Science (2 weeks)
- Sensing and Imaging (20 days)
- Sensors (~7 days)
- Serbian Journal of Electrical Engineering (~21 days)
- Smart Cities (7 days)
- Software (~7 days)
- Soft Computing (42 days)
- Sustainability (~10 days)
- Symmetry (7 days)
- Systems (7 days)
- Telematics and Informatics Reports (14 days)
- Transportation Planning and Technology (~30 days)
- Transportation Research Record
- Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies (~30 days)
- Water (10 days)
- 电子与信息学报 (~30 days)
- 无人系统技术 (~10 days)
Reviewer for Conferences
You can find my research and publication below.


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- Take a lot of photos.
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- Browse all the photos, 5 star the ones I like, delete the clearly terrible.
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- With the remaining 5 stared photos: crop if required, auto colour levels, adjust exposure, contrast, saturation and recovery if necessary.
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rust install
Install Rust - www.rust-lang.org
Installation - doc.rust-lang.org/book/second-edition
Linux : curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh
marco@marco-ubuntu:~/dev$ curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh
info: downloading installer
Welcome to Rust!
This will download and install the official compiler for the Rust programming
language, and its package manager, Cargo.
It will add the cargo, rustc, rustup and other commands to Cargo's bin
directory, located at:
/home/marco/.cargo/bin
This path will then be added to your PATH environment variable by modifying the
profile file located at:
/home/marco/.profile
You can uninstall at any time with rustup self uninstall and these changes will
be reverted.
Current installation options:
default host triple: x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
default toolchain: stable
modify PATH variable: yes
1) Proceed with installation (default)
2) Customize installation
3) Cancel installation
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Typing 1
outputs
info: syncing channel updates for 'stable-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu'
info: latest update on 2018-07-20, rust version 1.27.2 (58cc626de 2018-07-18)
info: downloading component 'rustc'
72.0 MiB / 72.0 MiB (100 %) 11.2 MiB/s ETA: 0 s
info: downloading component 'rust-std'
56.0 MiB / 56.0 MiB (100 %) 11.2 MiB/s ETA: 0 s
info: downloading component 'cargo'
info: downloading component 'rust-docs'
info: installing component 'rustc'
info: installing component 'rust-std'
info: installing component 'cargo'
info: installing component 'rust-docs'
info: default toolchain set to 'stable'
stable installed - rustc 1.27.2 (58cc626de 2018-07-18)
Rust is installed now. Great!
To get started you need Cargo's bin directory ($HOME/.cargo/bin) in your PATH
environment variable. Next time you log in this will be done automatically.
To configure your current shell run source $HOME/.cargo/env


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Our Keralite style and delightful cuisine gives the customers a feeling of home in India. There isnt a feeeling of foreignty, with our ambient dining area and homestyle food.
Our employees work very hard to let you feel at home, from the moment you enter the restaurant until you leave satisfied.
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Lunch Schedule:
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Nestled in the Silicon Valley suburbs of Milpitas is our Malabar kitchen, Red Chillies. It was created by a food loving crew of Western Indians on a passion to share their family recipes with our clienteles to have a feel of ‘kitchen away from home’ while dining. Along with the great family recipes offered at Red Chilies, is the at home feeling you get the moment you walk in. You will be greeted with a warm welcome and instantly feel as if you are in a quaint Malabar villa. The warm welcome you received at the door will be continued throughout your stay because of our dedicated hospitality. We want to encourage you to come, have a meal with us and experience our Malabar kitchen. It is our hope that you will make it your own “kitchen away from home”. Our goals are simple – to furnish the finest quality products in a comfortable atmosphere with professional service.


Honey Lee's see-through skirt causes a major buzz among netizens
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On November 12, the star attended the press conference for the upcoming movie 'Black Money' at the CGV Sphere X theater located in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul and wore a see-through skirt that caught the attention of the people attending
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The following enums are available globally.
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Enumeration that defines how a controller should be created.
- Callback->FormalControllerType: Creates the controller inside the specified block
- NibFile: Loads a controller from a nib file in some bundle
- StoryBoard: Loads the controller from a Storyboard by its storyboard id
Declaration
Swift
public enum FormalControllerProvider<FormalControllerType: UIViewController>
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Defines how a controller should be presented.
- Show?: Shows the controller with
showViewController(...)
. - PresentModally?: Presents the controller modally.
- SegueName?: Performs the segue with the specified identifier (name).
- SegueClass?: Performs a segue from a segue class.
Declaration
Swift
public enum FormalPresentationMode<FormalControllerType: UIViewController>
- Show?: Shows the controller with
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Enumeration that are used to specify the disbaled and hidden conditions of rows
- Function: A function that calculates the result
- Predicate: A predicate that returns the result
Declaration
Swift
public enum FormalCondition
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Undocumented
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Enumeration used to generate views for the header and footer of a section.
- Class: Will generate a view of the specified class.
- Callback->ViewType: Will generate the view as a result of the given closure.
- NibFile: Will load the view from a nib file.
Declaration
Swift
public enum HeaderFooterProvider<ViewType: UIView>
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Represents headers and footers of sections
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public enum HeaderFooterType
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Defines how the selection works in a FormalSelectableSection
- MultipleSelection: Multiple options can be selected at once
- SingleSelection: Only one selection at a time. Can additionally specify if deselection is enabled or not.
Declaration
Swift
public enum SelectionType
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Provider of selectable options.
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public enum OptionsProvider<F: Equatable>: OptionsProviderConformance
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1. Click "Sign Up" on the nav-bar above to create a new user.
2. Sign up with your information, assigning yourself to either the student or professor role.
3. Click on "Browse Projects" on the navbar. You will be directed to a list of projects.
4. Click on a project to view its details.
5. You can opt into a project by clicking "I'm interested!"
6. Navigate back to the "Browse Project" page through the nav-bar or the breadcrumbs.
7. Click the "Create a New Project" button on the right.
8. Enter details to create a new project.
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Also, we would greatly appreciate feedback on our project.
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Inheritance with parameters = SetParams inherits from AClassWithParams#(int) (sets T to int).
Implementation = AClass implements InterfaceClass.
Association = AClass points to BClass (has a field field_b of type BClass).
Members = fields, events, methods. Access modifiers are represented by '+' for public, '-' for private, and '#' for protected.


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Ruby Hashes vs. JavaScript Objects
In this entry I will compare Ruby hashes with Javascript object. A JS object can be used in similar fashion to a Ruby hash when it comes to storing information about a real-life obect that come in pairs. For example, you want to represent a person and it will contain charactersitics about said person. Each charactersitic should be paired with a key that tells us what about the person it represents, so for example, "eye color" could be paired with "brown" and "height" with "177cm". We could use a hash or an object, depending if we are working in Ruby or JS respectively.
If you are working in Ruby the syntax for a hash is as follows...
If you are on JS the syntax for an object is as follows...
As you can see the syntax is quite similar, we can use ":" to assign a key (left) to a value (right) in both languages, although keep in mind that "=>" instead of ":" is common in Ruby; and the syntax for calling a value is similar as we call it by its respective key, but JS uses dot notation and Ruby uses brackets. Another important syntactical difference is the fact that in JS we need to declare a variable with "var" while in Ruby it is implied by simply setting a string equal to something. In that respect I find ruby to me more intuitive.
Another important difference is that JS objects can take a function as a variable, because in Ruby functions are not objects and values can only be objects. Objects can play a similar role as hashes do in Ruby but because of this difference they can also play a similar role as Ruby classes.
I hope you took something from this entry and until next time!


All requirements associated with unblu are on this page.
The unblu collaboration server needs to be accessible for the visitor and agents. In minimal configuration, the server does not communicate with other servers and thus does not require Internet access.
If additional modules are deployed see the following sections to find out which network connectivity requirements apply.
A single server setup (optionally with a hot standby) is the most robust, lowest cost to maintain, solution required to run a co-browsing infrastructure. To accommodate 10-20 concurrent co-browsing sessions (this means active usage of co-browsing in parallel), the following minimum requirements apply:
Any additional 10-20 concurrent sessions require 1 additional core, 4 additional GB of RAM, and 4 additional Mbit of bandwidth.
With the outlined specs below, it is possible to scale up to 250 concurrent sessions. In our experience with existing large-scale clients in the financial services space, 250 concurrent sessions support up to 2500 agent seats.
We recommend you run a fully-productive server with a hot standby configuration to cover redundancy.
The unblu Collaboration Server is built to be deployed to any Servlet Container that supports Servlet API Version 2.5 or higher running on Java 8 or higher.
If you are using the Apache 2 web server, in order to build the mod_unblu filter the Apache 2-specific development assistance tool apxs is a requirement.
The unblu Collaboration Server needs to be accessible to both visitors and agents. In minimal configuration the server does not communicate with other servers and thus does not require Internet access (although Internet access may be required for certain setup procedures).
If additional modules are deployed see the following sections to find out which network connectivity requirements apply.
The optional unblu document sharing component requires the unblu Collaboration Server to be installed with the unblu rendering service.
The unblu Collaboration Server must be able to communicate with the unblu rendering service via SSH protocol on port 22.
The unblu rendering service must be able to communicate with the unblu Collaboration Server on ports 80 and 443 in both directions (inbound and outbound).
Note: Either no proxy must be between these two servers, or the proxy must support the WebSocket protocol.
Some optional modules, such as unblu document co-browsing or universal co-browsing, require the unblu rendering service to be installed in addition. The unblu rendering service is based on docker (https://www.docker.com/). It requires a separate host to run docker with the rendering service docker image available at https://hub.docker.com/r/unblu/renderingservice/.
The Docker image is available on the Docker marketplace. The unblu Collaboration Server needs to have access to the Internet for installation.
Resource consumption is entirely dependent on the size of the documents loaded, dynamic elements of websites visited and the amount of scrolling performed on the target.
Recommended starting configuration:
Supports:
Note: Loaded documents which are not being scrolled do not generate load.
Unblu is optimized to run on modern browsers. We do not support browsers older than the following:
Note: The browsers listed here will give you optimal performance:
The unblu Collaboration Server communicates with the tokbox cloud service to offer video and audio facilities. Currently, video is not provided as an embedded on-premises service. Tokbox provides an API that we use to allocate video sessions.
This may seem like a problem for financial institutions who prefer everything to sit behind their own firewalls. However, using the tokbox cloud service is no different, in principle, from making a telephone call through a provider.
Running Unblu's audio / video service requires the Browser to access the audio / video chat services over specific ports in order to work. A network administrator in your organization can configure these firewall settings:
The minimal Requirement is that TCP port 443 is open. Some firewall/proxy rules only allow for SSL traffic over port 443. You will need to make sure that non-web traffic can also pass over this port.
In addition to the minimal requirements being met, we also recommend that UDP port 3478 is open. The User Datagram Protocol (UDP) favours low latency over error-correction and is well-suited to audio and video communications.
Port 3478 only accepts inbound traffic after an outbound request is sent. The connection is bidirectional but is always initiated from the corporate network/client so it is not possible for an external entity to send malicious traffic in the opposite direction.
For the best possible experience, we recommend that UDP ports 1025 - 65535 be open.
You can test if a network meets the connectivity requirements by using the OpenTok Connectivity Doctor: http://www.tokbox.com/tools/connectivity/ (you must use Chrome). There is also a Connectivity Doctor app in the Apple App Store as well as the Google Play Store.
*.tokbox.com
*.opentok.com
Whitelist the following HTTPS verification servers for the unblu HTTPS certificate:
oscp.godaddy.com
crl.godaddy.com
Running Unblu's audio / video service requires WebRTC support which is provided by the following Browsers:
The unblu Collaboration Server must be able to communicate with https://api.opentok.com which is a service located on the Internet. Thus, port 443 must be open for outbound traffic to api.opentok.com.
iOS Tablets: Safari on iOS 7 (or newer). In-page chat UI renders top right of viewport.
Android Tablets: Chrome on Android 4.2+. In-page chat UI renders top right of viewport.
Smartphones: Android (Chrome) and iOS supported in principal. Usability restrictions apply for small screens.
In addition to the ports mentioned throughout this document it may be necessary to configure the various ports used by unblu itself or its components (Cassandra, Zookeeper). The following sections list the addresses and ports used by unblu. The proper configuration of server and client parts is explained.
com.unblu.zookeeper.server.hostname=AAAA (default: localhost) com.unblu.zookeeper.server.clientPort=xxxx (default: 2181)
com.unblu.zookeeper.client.hosts=AAAA:xxxx (default: 2181)
Note: If you change AAAA or xxxx for either the server or client part, you must configure the other part correspondingly! Changing AAAA in the zookeeper server part to unbluserver.intra thus must include unbluserver.intra in the client.hosts configuration!
com.unblu.cassandra.server.rpcListenAddress=BBBB (default: localhost) com.unblu.cassandra.server.rpcPort=yyyy (default: 9160)
Other Cassandra server ports must be different if multiple unblu instances are started on the same physical machine but they do not have to be considered for the client settings below:
com.unblu.cassandra.server.nodeListenAddress=CCCC (default: localhost) com.unblu.cassandra.server.storagePort=uuuu (default: 7000) com.unblu.cassandra.server.sslStoragePort=vvvv (default: 7001) com.unblu.cassandra.server.nativeTransportPort=wwww (default: 9042) -> available as of 3.4.2 (as of 3.3 included in the product but not configurable)
com.unblu.cassandra.connection.host=BBBB com.unblu.cassandra.connection.port=yyyy
Note: If you change BBBB, or yyyy for either the server or client part, you must configure the other part correspondingly!


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On a group level, this is accomplished by building unity among each team and our program as a whole. Between practices, traveling for tournaments, playing together, and sharing meals, teams are spending countless hours together on a weekly basis. Our hope is that Kingdom Cares becomes a second home, that our student athletes feel like they are a family.
On an individual level, we recognize that every student is at different personal and athletic levels. Each one has unique goals and therefore has specific needs on their road to development. Coaches build relationships with their players, providing guidance and spiritual development. During our food program, volunteers spend time getting to know our students and providing meals daily. Some students have mentors that invest in them outside of basketball. More than anything we want every athlete to know that they have someone advocating for them, cheering them on and trying to make them better every day.


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My name is Steven Bender, I was born in the year 1990 in the town of Fargo, North Dakota. naturally being from the north I kind of like winter including watching and playing hockey. I started playing hockey when I was just a wee lad. I really enjoy science fiction and fantacy, especially Star Wars. I have two boys currently and they take a lot of my time. One of my favorite things to do at the end of the day is to just sit and watch a kiddy tv show with them.
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dweb is a lightweight webserver for C programs, with no dependencies which should work on Linux, Unix, Mac OS, etc. It implements just enough of the HTTP protocol to work with the main browsers. But if you're looking for a fully featured webserver, then dweb is not what you want...
You're right ... I probably should have made a better logo.
Mainly because I wanted a small webserver, and I wanted to know how all the code worked inside. I'm planning to use it as a very small Web API, most likely hosted on a Raspberry Pi or a cheap router running OpenWrt, probably both :-).
I owe a lot to nweb which was my starting point. But I am allowing extra things like HTTP POSTs and serving dynamic content. Unlike nweb, this code does not run as a daemon, and logging goes to the console by default, although you can override the logging function and do something else if you like.
dweb is released under the MIT License.
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Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Spiced lamb chops and warm paneer make a delicious sharing platter for friends and family.
For the paneer, line a large sieve with a double layer of muslin cloth.
Heat the milk in a large saucepan over a low heat for about 20 minutes, until it comes to the boil. This must be done slowly. As it starts to bubble add 1 tablespoon lemon juice. When the milk starts to split, remove from the heat, add the rest of the lemon juice and stir until the liquid separates from the curds.
Pour the mixture into the lined sieve and leave the whey to drain away. Run some cold water over the curd to rinse off any excess whey, then bring the muslin together and squeeze to remove any moisture.
Place into a plastic container, place another plastic container on top and use heavy weights such as tins of tomatoes to weigh it down. Leave for 2 hours to set.
For the lamb chops, combine all the ingredients apart from the lamb in a bowl. Coat the chops with the marinade, cover and set aside.
For the cooked paneer, heat the oil in a saucepan over a medium heat. Fry the chilli, cumin seeds and ginger for 1 minute. Add the onions, green chilli and salt and fry for 5 minutes, or until the onions are soft but not coloured. Add the turmeric, chilli powder and cauliflower and fry for 4 minutes. Lower the heat and add the paneer and tomatoes and cook for 5 minutes. Stir in the ground cumin and garam masala and set aside.
For the lamb chops, heat a large griddle pan over a high heat. Cook the chops for 2–3 minutes on each side, depending on how you like your lamb cooked.
Place the cooked paneer and cauliflower in the centre of a large serving platter, top with the lamb chops and serve.