SOYA CHUNKS VEGETABLE CURRY
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Soya chunks vegetable curry; this is one of my very very favorite curry. My mom makes this most of the time with Naan. I am eating this curry from my childhood days. This is not a rich curry with cream or cashews. It's is so simple curry with simple ingredients; but I assure this tastes awesome. This curry is a wonderful combo with Naan, Roti or any kind of breads.
Basically I love soya chunks; I eat them as a snack itself by just frying them with garam masala, chilli powder, salt and turmeric with hint of coconut oil. If you are soya chunks lover sure you will love this simple curry and even if you don't like soya chunks try this one; sure you will start liking this. It is also very healthy with lots of veggies and also with mild spices mmmm delish....Soon I will be posting some more soya chunk curries. Till that time here is another soya chunks curry which I posted in my initial days of my blogging.
The measurement which I am posting now will be sufficient for 6 people. Whenever I make this I used to make more. Reason ???? Will post soon....
Basically I love soya chunks; I eat them as a snack itself by just frying them with garam masala, chilli powder, salt and turmeric with hint of coconut oil. If you are soya chunks lover sure you will love this simple curry and even if you don't like soya chunks try this one; sure you will start liking this. It is also very healthy with lots of veggies and also with mild spices mmmm delish....Soon I will be posting some more soya chunk curries. Till that time here is another soya chunks curry which I posted in my initial days of my blogging.
The measurement which I am posting now will be sufficient for 6 people. Whenever I make this I used to make more. Reason ???? Will post soon....
SOYA CHUNKS VEGETABLE CURRY
Ingredients:
Soya chunks - 3 cup
Potato - 3 big ( Peeled, boil and mash it)
Carrot - 1 cup chopped
Beans - 1 cup chopped
Green peas - 1 cup
Onion - 1 medium size chopped finely
Tomato - 1 medium
Garlic - 5 pods(individual)
Ginger - 1/2 inch
Chilli powder - 1 tbsp ( Mine is not very hot, so add according to ur spice level)
Garam masala - 1 tbsp
Lemon juice - 1 tbsp
Water - 1 1/2 cup water for microwaving the veggies+ 2 1/2 cups more
Oil - 1/2 tbsp
salt as needed
Coriander leaves - 2 handful finely chopped
Method :
1. Boil the potatoes, cool and mash it. Chop the veggies.
2. Boil water in pot with tbsp of salt. Add the Soya chunks keep closed for 5 to minutes. Drain them and wash it with running tap water and squeeze well.
3. Cut each chunks to 4 quarters.
4. Microwave the veggies adding 1/2 cup for each veggies. For me carrot(4 minutes), Beans (5 minutes), Frozen peas (3 minutes). Don't overcook it should remain crunchy.
5. Now heat 1/2 tbsp of oil in the pan, when it is hot add the chopped onion.
4. When it is slightly fried add the ginger garlic paste.
5. Once raw aroma is disappeared, add the tomato, little salt. When tomatoes are mushy.
6. Add the Chunks, followed by 1/2 tbsp garam masala and 1/2 tbsp Chilli powder. Saute for few minutes so that the chunks will very slightly get roasted and everything is blended well.
7. Now at this stage add remaining garam masala, chilli powder, boiled potatoes, veggies and 2 1/2 cups of water , salt. Mix well.
8. Let them boil and cook for some time ( Don't close with the lid it changes color), When it starts to thicken, add tbsp of Lemon juice.
9. When desired consistency is obtained , switch of the flame and add chopped coriander leaves. Serve hot with fluffy and soft bread or rotis...
Looks so healthy.. Love your clicks!
http://krithiskitchen.blogspot.com
Wonderful clicks dear and yummy curry ...I love soya too ...will try this..
Nice combo with chapathi and its my favorite too....
Lovely post with stepwise, I too like soyachunks lots...looks super yum with soft rotis
Mouthwatering curry Pavithra I too make but only with potato and chunks will add other veges next time looks yumm....
The plate with teh curry and roties look so so good.
Nice stepwise explanation and nice click , very yummy.........
Love the clicks and stepwise instructions
its been a long time I made curry with soya chunks...I use in pulao or Biryani regularly...love ur versions....looks colorful and healthy!
Beautiful... as usual the presentation scores high.. 100%.. dish is so rich in color and flavor..
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I have never tasted soy chunks.. This recipes makes me want to try it :) will try to get soy chunks and try it out soon.
very interesting soya chunk recipe..will try it some day...i like the way you make chapathi on electric burner..where did you get that steel wire mesh??
Lovely clicks & wonderful presentation !!
Pretty nifty idea to use a steel wire over a coil!!! Your step by step pics are a fabulous treat!
Nice clicks ...looks super delicious and awesome dear....
I love curry with soya chunks, looks super delicious and inviting..
Curry looks divine!!
looks delicious dear....
Nice illustrated clicks :)
Wow!!! beautiful presentation and lovely detailed clicks!!!
Great going!!!
Delicious curry and great clicks.
Looks delicious side dish..
delicious n simple curry with great pics..
i love soya chunks in kurma,but i dont know to cook it properly and my kurma end up in soya smell dominated one :( will try this method and see :) Superb stepwise pics :) Keep going!
Healthy and yummy curry.. beautiful clicks :)
Soya is not a favourite thing for me...but u r tempting me alot....love ur dish and rotis
This is very regular on my menu...we love soya chunks....With the same thing if you add rice and pressure cook,you will get beautiful vegetable pulao....nice step wise pics,keep going..
where do u buy this soya chunks? do the indian stores in USA sell them? are they frozen or dry?
@ Prathibha Yah i do pulao as well and bit different way.
@ Pratima you can get in Indian Grocery store .. in dry section.
@ Indian Cuisine Blogroll you can get in the Phulka mesh in Indian Grocery store.
Even I love soy chunks..Curry looks soo delicious..I bet this with Phulkas would be the best combo:-)
Wish we are neighbours Pavithra! ;)
Am so hungry right now...and those pics are really making me one! :D
wow, that is such a lovely curry and beautiful pictures as always :)
loved that platter with phulkas and soya chunks curry...my kind of food!
soya is my favorite, not because they are rich in protiens. I prepare it in the way chicken curry is made. However, your version looks nice and I would try this.
wow...amazing and yummy currry dear...Lovely..:)hmmm...:)
Dr.Sameena@
http://www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com/
delicious n healthy treat…love this curry. Thanks for the great pictorials!
US Masala
Wow looks so delicious! Nice pics
Padhuskitchen
The shots are just out of the world..So natural and vibrant with lots of colors..The soya curry is awesome!!Great job..thanks a lot for sharing!!
Gayu
http://ensamayalarangam.blogspot.com
Mouth-watering kurma with excellent presentation Pavi:)
Wow Yummy kurma :)
Perfect combo :)
Wowwwww...lovely pics Pavithra....jus came across ur blog a few days back...and am already a bigggg fan :)
Curry looks perfect and healthy to me:)
Pavithra, I have one silly question for you...do you know any good Indian grocery store at Memphis? When googled I keep seeing just one store'...they always stock up expired products there:( Finding it hard to manage with mail-ordered stuff, all the time!!!
i never tried soya chunks in cooking. though my mom add this in biryani.nice stepwise pictures and thanks for sharing ur fav dish
Award from me.Please do collect it...;)
Looks yummy..
FunWidFud
I'm loving all the things about the post, the glass jar for soya, pulka, basket gorgeous :D
wow..........
your step by step illustration along with pictures was very helpful....
mom tried it and it was superb..........
Soya Curry looks perfect. After so many comments what more can I add!
Have a great weekend.
Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Pavi - wow, I'm your 50 th comment! So much for wanting to see your posts right away! But I can tell you that I did see this right away, but could not comment then. I have a box of these chunks and will try your recipe with them soon. Love Love Love the pictures as always!
I'm excited to see this recipe and to have discovered your blog! I'm ready to get back into Indian food, as I really haven't had it much since college. I look forward to future posts!
Looking splendid! What a healthy curry!
great sabzi..love your pics..
Great photos... it looks wonderful.
Beautiful clicks with clear step wise presentation. Happy to follow you :-)
I am healthy food lover. Soya chunks is very healthy. Its not always easy to make healthy stuff taste good, this curry looks very delicious and very colorful. I strongly believe it would have tasted yum. Another brilliant post. The vegetable basket looks very cute.
Your blog and photography is lovely! Thank you for being a follower of mine - I am your new follower as well. I can't wait to look through your wonderful recipes!
I am not a big fan of soy chunks..But your pics are tempting me to give it a try soon..Bookmarked!
I have never tried soya chunks but your pictures will definitely prod me into action. Thanks lovely recipe,Great pictures.
Soya chunks is my fav and this is such a great looking curry pavitra..Awesome..
I wonder where I could find soya chunks here... That dish sure looks delicious and comforting!
Cheers,
Rosa
I just love your big, bold, beautiful, well-lighted photographs! And OMG, you take such detailed step-by-step images! I bow down to your patience!
Superb Combo! I make veggie kuruma -Soya kuruma separately. This is an interesting mix! :)
BTW,I am amazed to see the photos in your every recipe! eppadingka porumai-a ivlo photo edukkareengka?!
Who would have thought that soya chunks could be made so beautiful? I actually have a bag sitting at home so may have to make this!
does it taste good with tofu too..or just soya chunks..?
-looks great.
nitin @ lostloveinindia.blogspot.com
jus tried this from ur blog. loved it. here is the link to it :
http://bhavyascuisine.com/2012/07/13/soya-chunks-curry/
this is Perfect! this is the first time I saw that soya chunks . Simple recipe and it makes sense. Can't wait to try it. Thank you for sharing this to us. I also follow one website which talks about vegan food and fitness, http://www.bodybyblasian.com/
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