This is one among the gravy which I just love to have it with chapathi:).....I can say it's one of my favourite:)
Ingredients
Ingredients
1/2 cup soya chunks
1/4 cup boiled peas
1/2 tsp cumin seeds
a pinch of hing
1 tbsp ginger garlic green chilli paste
1 tomato chopped
1 tsp kasuri methi
1 onion chopped
1/4 tsp haldi
1/2 tsp chilli powder
1/2 tsp coriander powder
1/2 tsp garam masala
2 tsp gram flour
1 tsp veg stock powder
1/4 cup milk
1/4 cup fresh yogurt
salt to taste
2 tbsp oil
Method
- Wash and soak soya nuggets for 1/2 hr & then heat sufficient water in a pan, put salt and then add these soya nuggets & let it come to a boil
- Then switch off the gas and strain & then when it cools down squeeze out the extra water and keep it aside.
- Heat oil in a pan, add cumin seeds & when it splutters add hing and fry for a minute
- Add ginger-garlic- green chilli paste and fry for 1-2 min and then add onion and fry well it translucent'
- Add tomato and fry well till mashed
- Add turmeric powder, red chilli powder, coriander powder, garam masala and gram flour and fry well for 2-3 mins
- Add stock powder and then add yogurt and mix till it leaves out oil then add milk and bring to a boil
- Add kasoori methi ,salt and mix well
- Lastly add peas and soya nuggets and mix well & then add little water and bring to a boil and then serve hot with paratha
Soya never looked this tempting before :)..awesome recipe Sushma!
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Awesome soya! Wow - looks great!
ReplyDeletewhat a tempting soya dish! looks really creamy
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Love the soya - green peas combo.. Delicious creamy curry..
ReplyDeletethis is a creamy idea indeed! I make a similar one with fresh cream.
ReplyDeleteThe name perfectly suits the dish !! So creamy will be perfect with hot roti's..
ReplyDeletehey sushma...mouthwatering soya chunks dear...once it had made by my loving sis for me...thtz the best one i had b4...delicious...
ReplyDeleteI have always seen soya chunks but don;t know how to use them. Now I know. Your dish looks delicious. I would love to try. Thanks very much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLOved the creamy soya chunks recipe....looks so tempting that I feel like have it now...Bookmarking it....will try it soon....
ReplyDeletewow Sushma Soya and green peas makes a great combo..great dih..and amazing clicks
ReplyDeleteNice version, I love gravies with yogurt. I make a simlar version with low fat cream.Perfect with Naan.
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I am not a fan of soya chunks but yours look so irresistible!!
ReplyDeleteyummy soya preparation.Looks very inviting!
ReplyDeleteWonderful colour and so tasty looking.
ReplyDeleteIndeed it look so so creamy and super delcious.
ReplyDeleteNice recipe using soya chunks,thanks for the recipe,indeed looks creamy!
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect and delicious, never cooked soya this way....
ReplyDeleteto begin with...i m not at all fond of soya food in all...but this one looks so so yummy...that even if it is soya chunks...i want to have some rt now.....wil def. try out ur recipe to see whether i start liking soya...but till that time....its looking divine
ReplyDeleteLooks so creamy. Love the recipe
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your lovely comments...
ReplyDeleteLovely and rich soya chunks! Very nutritious! Love the addition of green peas!
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Such a tempting looking dish. Sush can I replace veg stock powder with maggi's vege cubes? very nice recipe Sush...
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WOW very tempting dish Sushma..Bookmarking..
ReplyDeletewow...this creamy dish looks so tempting & very very yummm..!
ReplyDeleteThat dish's creaminess is irresistible! Now I'm hungry...
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Rosa
Is that soy? I cant believe my eyes. it never looked so good before....will have to try it.
ReplyDeletehey sushma ,never tried soya chunks b4,but this looks so tempting that i have to try now..thanx for sharing such beautiful and innovative recipes !
ReplyDeletetempting curry! perfect with naan!
ReplyDeleteCan I substitute mince meat/ meat balls with the soya chunks? I don't quite like soya chunks :-(
ReplyDeleteI love the way you have added kasoori methi to your dish.
what a great vegetarian meal!
ReplyDeleteWow! This looks creamy, indeed. Yumm.
ReplyDeleteCReamy creamy as I like..Love the photographs...
ReplyDeleteSo creamy and yummy!!..perfect with roti..
ReplyDeleteYes pree you can use meat balls too as the gravy is really delicious and deepa you can crush one veg stock cube instead of powder...it will give you the same taste...
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious, Sushma!
ReplyDeleteIt looks and sounds delicious. I hope you are having a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteWonderful nutritious recipe..looks so yummy..never tried this way..will definitely give this a try
ReplyDeletesoya in a creamy texture looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteLooks great Sushma... Very nutritious and tasty too!
ReplyDeleteHappy Ganesh Chaturti:)
Thanks a lot for dropping by everyone...
ReplyDeleteQuite an innovative soya recipe .... lovely clicks.
ReplyDeleteCheers n Happy Cooking,
Satrupa
http://satrupa-foodforthought.blogspot.com
wow what a beautiful way of making soya chunks ...looks very tempting ...thanks for sharing sushma ...
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http://www.superyummyrecipes.com
I've never heard of soya chunks before but this dish looks and sounds great.
ReplyDeleteWow.. looks so rich & creamy.. just now i had soy chunk pulao..:)
ReplyDeleteyummy & creamy
ReplyDeleteThanks all of you for dropping by
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks so tasty, and I love soy!! Im actually starting to miss Indian food looking at your picture :)
ReplyDeleteamazing looking and bookmarked, will surely give it a try :)
ReplyDeleteSlurpp, fingerlicking creamy soya chunks, very tempting..
ReplyDeleteyummy, creamy, soya recipe, beautiful
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious curry..
ReplyDeletelove soya chunks in anything and this looks irresistible..such a unique dish..thanks for the recipe..will surely gonna try it soon..
ReplyDeleteI've never cooked with soya before but this looks wonderful, will have to try!
ReplyDeleteOo, those look so delicious!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so very delicious...Couldn't make soya chunks any better :-)
ReplyDeleteWonderful soya curry. Its creamy, colourful and awesome.
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looks delish,very creamy and nice to have it with paratha
ReplyDeletesoya never looked so tempting and creamy. a must try.
ReplyDeleteFirst seeing such recipe. Shall try. Yummy looking.
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its yummy cool soya chunks
reciepe is delicious wonderfulpost sushma
have greatday
due tosome busy shedule i didnt comment u yesterday
hope you understand
take care
Gr8 recipe with soya chunks...creamy indeed....
ReplyDeleteThanks all of you for dropping by
ReplyDeleteMmmm, am so hungry now looking at your delicious recipes - do particularly like the sound of this one though.
ReplyDeleteI love soy chunks too, I use them in stir fry curries!!
ReplyDeleteI thought of u first when I said about the paneer event, how many entries are you gonna send? It ends this sunday..
Hows school going for amit? All ok?
It looks so yum,wish i could have these now:)
ReplyDeleteLooks worth a try,Its so creamy and nice to add milk instead of cream to make it less fattening too
ReplyDeleteWill surely send in my entries sowjanya as its our fav ing, and thanks all of you for your lovely comment as well
ReplyDeleteI am trying soya for last 1 week continously. I tried different recipes... soya curry, soya fried, soya chicken recipe, soya theeyal, soya thoran... and a lot more... however, I never thought of such a nice dish.
ReplyDeleteSoya is very rich in proteins and with 0% fat.
I assume it will take some time for me to prepare so I will give it a try on Monday. I was in the blogsphere today for some time and read a lot of blogs, recipes, thoughts etc.
I am very happy that peope still maintain their blog and wite well as always. I was also happy that I was able to concentrate on blogging and share my thoughts.
Have a nice day Sushma.
Regards,
Abhilash
This looks so yummy, creamy n tempting!!
ReplyDeleteThose are so colorful! I love the look of them...and I am just sure they taste fabulous, as well! :)
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ReplyDeleteI know it has been long since I came along..... But this prep u posted is surely creamy & yummy.... I loved it so so much That I saved it for a try soon.....
Hugs )))))
Ash....
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yum i adore your chappati sides
ReplyDeleteReally cream curry! looks so tempting!
ReplyDeleteMan that gravy DOES sound good! I'd love a huge bowl of it!
ReplyDeleteThanks abhi, do drop by again...nice to know your comments....
ReplyDeletehi sushma
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how are u today
have great day susma
i am fine here everything is going good
i donot like soya chunks..but my husband loves and this dish looks great that i can make it for him sometime
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and mouth watering. I am drooling seeing the yummy soya chunks.
ReplyDeletethis is such a healthy dish so full of proteins
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your lovely comments, hope to see you all again...
ReplyDeleteNice combo with green peas in a creamy gravy,just looks great
ReplyDeleteHey sush,tatz an another delicacy with soya chunks .I wish i could try it but i don't get them here .Inviting pic .
ReplyDeleteHi Sush, how U been dear??? Those soy chunks in creamy sauce makes me drool terribly! No wonder it's Ur fav! Yummmm ;)
ReplyDeletei will try this..looks so good.
ReplyDeletelooks soo yummy !!! was looking for a diff way of maming soy chunks .will try this soon !! thanks for sharing !!
ReplyDeleteVery delicious looking dish!
ReplyDeleteHi i tried this and it was awesome..thanks for this recipe...this is the 2nd dish am trying and both r super yummy...thank you (chettinad mushroom is my earlier comment)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your feedback sathya, glad you liked it...thanks for letting me know....
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