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A very very simple dish that I thought of cooking since morning. There is nothing in the refrigerator except for tomatoes and little cilantro. No curry leaves, no green chillies, didn't know what to cook and no ginger garlic paste that I cherish the most. Then I remembered my mom's curry that she fixes in 10 min when she has to cook in a hurry without any vegetables, Onion and Tomato curry and I just added soya chunks to it. I have to go to Indian store tonight as they bring fresh ones today to stock up my fridge.
Cooking time is less than 10 mins and that makes it a wonder!
You'll need....
1 medium onion, chopped
1 tomato, chopped
10-15 soya chunks (wash them in water and cook in microwave for a minute)
1/4 tbsp turmeric
1 tbsp red chilli powder
1/4 tbsp garam masala
salt to taste
1 cup water
cilantro for garnishing
- Heat oil in a pan and add onions. Just fry them lightly, very light brown.
- Add tomato and cook for 2 or 3 minutes.
- Add boiled soya chunks, turmeric, chilly powder, salt and mix.
- Add water and simmer for 5 mins.
Garnish with coriander and serve hot with hot rice.
Fabulous girl :) 3 posts at a time. i loved your capsicum curry.
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ReplyDeleteFantastic Latha, Looks yummy and fabulous. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDelete3 recipes in a day? u mamaze me girl and fabulous spread:)
ReplyDeleteNever tried Soya chunks Lata.Got to try sometimes,looks good.Have a great weekend:))
ReplyDeleteBeing home along i was too bored to cook,and i had two tomatoes in the fridge,so i took soya chunks and made this super quick dish and had it with hot rice yesterday evening:) My comfort food i would say.
ReplyDeleteI never try soya chunk.......but it is good for health.....so try your easy and fast cooking dish.....thanks for sharing.:)
ReplyDeleteGreat weekend.:))))))
Lata,
ReplyDeleteNice recipe..once had tried soyachunks biryani, which was good but din't like the chunks' taste..as curry it might be different since if it absorbs the gravy..
Soya chunks are nice a meaty aren't they? Your 10-min dish looks delish.
ReplyDeleteHay that is a fantastic feast....It is looking great...I ove it...
ReplyDeletekahan gayi?? :) just a hi.
ReplyDeletethat palate looks so yummicious. great looking soy gravy.
ReplyDeleteHi Lata, this simple wonder looks wonderful indeed! Never thought to microwave soy chunks -- thanks for that great tip too :)
ReplyDeletehey, what's up? when is the next wonder :)
ReplyDeleteLovely Lata. The dish looks perfect with the firey red color hmm.Love soya.so keep searching for something new.Im here for the first time.You have got some unique recipes.Loved to go thro' them.
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