Heard from many of them that soya is rich in proteins and here is my first try.
Ingredients:
Soya chunks - 20-25 balls
Salt - to taste
Chili powder - 2 tsp / add as per taste
Garam masala powder - 1 tsp
Grind and make a paste of:
Tomato - 3 (finely chopped)
Coconut - 1 cup
Coriander seeds- 1tsp
Fennel seeds - 1 tsp
Cumin seeds - 1/2 tsp
Peppercorns - 1/2 tsp
Cinnamon - 1 stick
Cardamom - 2
Cloves - 1
Method:
1.Soak Soya chunks in hot water for 30 minutes, then wash it in cold water 3-4 times each time draining the water from the soya to get rid of the smell. Heat oil in a pan. Saute the soya for 3mins and keep it aside.
2.Add onion, ginger garlic paste and saute till golden brown and add the sauted soya.
3.Add the grinded paste, add a cup of water if its too thick. Add chilli powder, salt and garam masala.
4.Cook till oil seperates and switch it off. Serve hot with rotis!
I have read that soya doesnt digest faster. So if u r planning to make it for dinner, make sure u hve a long gap after dinner before going to bed.
Ingredients:
Soya chunks - 20-25 balls
Ginger garlic paste - 2tsp
Onion - 2 (finely chopped)
Oil - as requiredSalt - to taste
Chili powder - 2 tsp / add as per taste
Garam masala powder - 1 tsp
Grind and make a paste of:
Tomato - 3 (finely chopped)
Coconut - 1 cup
Coriander seeds- 1tsp
Fennel seeds - 1 tsp
Cumin seeds - 1/2 tsp
Peppercorns - 1/2 tsp
Cinnamon - 1 stick
Cardamom - 2
Cloves - 1
Method:
1.Soak Soya chunks in hot water for 30 minutes, then wash it in cold water 3-4 times each time draining the water from the soya to get rid of the smell. Heat oil in a pan. Saute the soya for 3mins and keep it aside.
2.Add onion, ginger garlic paste and saute till golden brown and add the sauted soya.
3.Add the grinded paste, add a cup of water if its too thick. Add chilli powder, salt and garam masala.
4.Cook till oil seperates and switch it off. Serve hot with rotis!
I have read that soya doesnt digest faster. So if u r planning to make it for dinner, make sure u hve a long gap after dinner before going to bed.
YUM!! Love the Kurma masala, gravy looks so good! :)
ReplyDeleteWow looks very tasty and yummy... Gotta a bag of soy chunks should make them soon...
ReplyDeleteLove this kurma..My MIL makes it a lot..It has been a while since I have made kurma...Looks tempting.
ReplyDeleteDelicious soya chunk korma..it makes a perfect side for rotis!
ReplyDeleteI have a cousin who loves soy chunks. I'm sure she'll enjoy this recipe. Will send her the link:)
ReplyDeletekurma looks great. i love soy chunks in anything.
ReplyDeleteWow..looks soo good Sharmile.:)...I used to make this while I was in Pune..Here my hubby dont like it..missing chunks..:(
ReplyDeleteKurma looks gorgeous Sharmilee!! Nice recipe! :) Uh, I wanna try it too!
ReplyDeletelove the kurma masala paste..will try n use it for my regular veggie kurma. using soy chunks is such a brilliant idea with this gravy as soy chunks need something really spicy to go with it, else they taste bland.
ReplyDeleteThis looks absolutely delicious. love the gravy.
ReplyDeleteits different and yummy
ReplyDeleteMe heart soya chunks, soya granules, soymilk, tofu :D bookmarked!
ReplyDeleteKurma is tempting!
ReplyDeleteLove the kurma...looking yummy..
ReplyDeleteLooks great..its been long since I have cooked with these chunks..
ReplyDeleteThe kurma is looking delicious. Reading through your post during lunch time has made me hungry!!
ReplyDeleteHow did I miss this? Always looking for more recipes on soy chunks :) Thanks for adding the logo too, you are a darling!! :D
ReplyDeleteI adore soy chunks.. and this kurma sounds delicious.
ReplyDeletekurma looks yummy! I have it in my space too!
ReplyDeleteHey sharmeelee....
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