This post is quite special to me !! I am guest posting for a very dear Friend Priya who blogs at PriyaKitchenette with an amazing Protien Rich Meat Analog Recipe – Soya Chunks Cutlet.
Heyy Peeps!! Howdy ?? Its almost Weekend at my end of the world. First Week of the New Year 2017 has gone with the wind already. Weather has gone extremely cold and days are quite short too. I am often found lingering around my culinary corner experimenting and cooking up some delicacies.
Sometimes we really have the urge to eat some hot , fried snack or may be some Spicy Tangy Street Food when the temperature drops down. Aloo Tikki, Sabudana Vada, Hara Bhara Kebab, Chilli Soya, these Soya Chunks Cutlet are something I often make when there is craving for some appetisers. Priya, my lovely blogger friend reached out to me, asking If I could contribute something for her beautiful blog PriyaKitchenette. It was an Instant Yes!!
Oh what a fantabulous time we had in Bangalore together this Summer!!!! I totally enjoy our peppy catch ups virtually, but getting to know the bubbly cheerful Priya in person was wonderful !! There is so much to learn from you and I totally take bow to you my dear mentor friend. Cheers to many more lovely times together.
Coming to this Protein Rich Recipe, Soya Chunks is often used as Meat Analog or a Meat Extender.. Being a vegetarian, Incorporating them in our regular food is something I always look forward. Today, I am bringing to you an easy Soya Chunks Cutlet Recipe that can be had for tea time or even as a snack for your child’s lunch box.
You can either make them plain or stuff something inside them and fry. I really doubt you could mess around making this recipe.
SOYA CHUNKS CUTLET
Serves 4 | Prep Time 15 Min | Cook Time: 15 Min Total Time taken 1 Hour
Ingredients
1 Cup Soya Chunks
1 Medium Sized Potato / 180 g
11/2 Bread Slice
2 Tblspn finely chopped coriander leaves
1 Tbslpn finely chopped mint leaves
1 Tsp Freshly Grated Ginger
1 Tsp Freshly Grated Garlic
1 Green Chilli finely chopped
1/2 Cumin Powder
1/2 Chilli Powder
1/3 Tsp Cinnamon Powder
1/3 Tsp Cardamom Powder
1/2 Garam Masala
3/4 Tsp Salt
2 Tblspn Cornflour
1/2 Tsp Oil
Oil of Frying
Thank you for the guest post Sandhya. You are wonderful and highly talented. Cheers to our friendship <3
We really must try a soya meal sometime, it’s something we’ve never done! This one looks really good and healthy!