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Soya Chunks Fry Recipe | Meal Maker Fry Recipe | Soya Nuggets Fry Recipe

Today the world is moving towards VEGANISM and Soya and it's products have a huge rule to play in this movement. 
Soy Milk, Soya Bean, Soy Curd etc. are popular forms of Soya products that are largely available at supermarkets and restaurants.

My Amma was wayyyy ahead of her time in terms of introducing me to Soya Nuggets/ Soya Chunks. Although, I am a non-vegetarian I am open to the idea of replacing meat with Soya/Mock-meat on certain occassions. Amma made the most delicious Soya Chunks/ Soya Nuggets/ Meal Maker Pulao. As I write this, I cannot help but think of the fragrant cooker of rice back home.

Anyway. I do like the texture of  Soya Chunks/ Soya Nuggets/ Meal Maker and therefore decided to experiment with this snack version of the same.

Soya Chunks Fry Recipe | Meal Maker Fry Recipe | Soya Nuggets Recipe

PREPARATIONS FOR SOYA CHUNKS FRY | MEAL MAKER FRY | SOYA NUGGETS FRY

1) Soak the soya nuggets/ soya chunks/meal maker in hot water and salt for 1/2 an hour 
2) Take the 
soya nuggets/ soya chunks/meal maker out of the water, drain in a sieve and squeeze the excess water out 
3) Transfer the squeezed soya nuggets/ soya chunks/meal maker to another vessel
4) Marinate for 10-15 minutes in salt, pepper, turmeric powder, cumin powder, coriander powder, chilli powder and Amma's "all-purpose" powder
5) Then add cornflour over the marinated mixture and mix
6) Mix Well

WHAT YOU NEED FOR SOYA CHUNKS FRY | MEAL MAKER FRY | SOYA NUGGETS FRY

1)1 Tbsp oil 
2) Cumin Seeds
3) Marinated Soya
4)Fried Onions

STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE FOR SOYA CHUNKS FRY | MEAL MAKER FRY | SOYA NUGGETS FRY

1) In a frying pan add some oil and heat
2) Add some cumin seeds and let them splutter
3) Then add the marinated soya nugget mixture to the pan and mix till nuggets get a crispy coating
4) Transfer to a bowl and top with prepackaged fried onions
5)Relish! 🤤🤤

I also used the Soya Chunks Fry | Meal Maker Fry | Soya Nuggets Fry for toasties made with wholemeal burger buns!


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