I'm a vegetarian who loves eggs & dairy. So I like to call myself as a Ovo-lacto vegetarian (as
defined by wiki). Now there are days when I jumped to being a vegan & tried
very hard to maintain it too. Very soon I learnt that I could never do that so
left it to woods. Life was easy being a vegetarian because we do have lots of
supplements for meat products & also creates a perception that we are
eating healthy.
Coming to the recipe I made a kheema mutter curry-replacing
meat with soya chunks. It tasted awe some & was a good combo for roti.
Ingredients
1 Cup dry soya chunks/ meal maker
1 Cup green peas
1 Tbs Ginger garlic paste
1 Medium onion chopped
2 Medium ripe tomatoes chopped (Replacement for lemon
juice)
1 Tbs cumin coriander powder
1 Tbs red chili powder (Adjust acc.)
3 Tbs sesame oil
1 Tsp garam masala powder
3 Tbs fresh coriander leaves
Salt
Heat a big pot of water. Bring water to boil. To
that add soya chunks & cook them for 5mins. Switch off heat & be
careful while handling it. Filter the soya chunks & let them cool for some
time. Now cut them in to small pieces which just looks like a mince of meat or
a little larger than that is also fine.. Now the soya kheema is ready
Heat a wide pan with oil. To that add onions
& fry them till they are light brown. Add ginger garlic paste &
tomatoes to pan. Stir fry them & add then add soya kheema, peas, garam
masala, salt, coriander leaves, cumin coriander & red chili powder. Sautee
them for few seconds & to that add coconut cream along with ½ cup of water.
Cook on low heat with closed lid for 10mins.
Mix well the ingredients & check if the peas
are done. Cook on a low heat with lid open for 5mins & switch off heat.
Serve it warm & it's just yum.
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Must say that bowl looks more non veg ..:)...good side dish!
ReplyDeletelovely recipe and now am turned to that category sis
ReplyDeletePerfectly made..this is one of the recipe that was on my mind too..for this theme....but I just cant eat soya..so gave up..I like the addition of coconut cream..will add to the curry the next time I make..my family is a big fan of soya.
ReplyDeleteI love this combo. Looks absolutely inviting...
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe...
ReplyDeletelooks so wonderful.... yummy yummy
ReplyDeleteDelicious recipe, looks so yummy.
ReplyDeleteprotein rich curry
ReplyDeletesoya makes for a scrumptiously healthy keema as it is plant protien, this yummy curry will go so well with rotis :-)
ReplyDeleteCurry looks fantastic and looks tooo delicious as exactly like meat curry...Pleasing colour.
ReplyDeleteI'm not vegetarian but I do like soya, although I am far less of a fan of seitan (the other meat alternative) this looks so inviting!
ReplyDeletethey make a grt combo..
ReplyDeletewow very healthy combo for curry and looks so yumm dear :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a yummy looking curry.. Healthy & delicious.
ReplyDeletelovely curry. very healthy one too with soy chunks.
ReplyDeleteThe picture made me touch the laptop screen. Stunning curry.
ReplyDeleteMeat = Soya... good one..
ReplyDeleteDefinitely looks like a meat based curry :) which means you did the theme full justice!
ReplyDeleteCurry looks fantastic!!!
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