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Soya Chunks Broccoli Curry | Soya Chunks Curry Recipe | Indian Recipe

Soya Chunks  Broccoli Curry  | Soya Chunks Curry Recipe | Indian Recipe I attribute my varied palate to my Appa and Amma and no one else. Although South-Indian, growing up I was exposed to so many cuisines and I am not talking about, "just in restaurants". I am talking about "in Amma's kitchen". She wasn't just the Idli-Dosa kinda mom. She always ensured that she cooked up a different storm in the kitchen everyday and for that, I cannot be more thankful. Way before this whole "vegan" thing came into existence, she introduced me to Soya Chunks. We did eat non-veg at home but not everyday. That's when the humble Soya Chunks/ Soya Nuggets come to the rescue. The texture and taste (according to me) are nothing when compared to chicken but there is something about these nuggets that strike a chord with my palate.  Soya chunks especially when cooked in a curry form absorb water and spices. You take one bite and you realize ho...

Best Indian Chicken Recipe | Easy Chicken Recipe | Chicken Recipe

Best Indian Chicken Recipe| Easy Chicken Recipe | Chicken Recipe So my Amma is one of the best cooks I know and when it comes to non-vegetarian food she is better than the best. I miss the chicken, mutton, fish and prawns that she cooks. Every single day of my life :( On some days, when I am in the mood for it, I take it upon myself to marinate some chicken and come up with something that tastes and smells atleast remotely like something she cooks.  Below is a simple chicken recipe for a simple pan-fried chicken dish. Best Indian Chicken Recipe| Easy Chicken Recipe | Chicken Recipe WHAT YOU NEED FOR THE BEST INDIAN CHICKEN RECIPE Chicken Fillet Pieces Yogurt/ Curd Chili powder Coriander Powder Cumin Powder Ginger Garlic paste Pepper Salt Garam Masala  Tandoori Masala Oil PRE-COOKING PREP Wash and clean the chicken Make a marinade comprising of a Tbsp of curd/plain yogurt along with chilli powder, coriander powder, cumin powder, gin...

Microwave Cooking- Chicken Frittata Roll

Eggs are extremely easy to experiment with. They can be cooked differently each time and it barely takes any time to whip up a dish. Eggs work as healthy breakfast, lunch and dinner option being a rich source of protein. For me personally anything egg-related post gym serves as extremely satiating and tummy-filling! This time around in my Microwave Cooking series I decided to make a Frittata loaded with chicken. Here is the recipe: Prep Time: 15 minutes (Approx.) Cook Time: 3 minutes (Approx.) Preparation Ingredients: 2 eggs Milk Salt and pepper Red and green capsicum Chicken Franks/ Sausage Chili Flakes Oregano Whole Grain wraps Maggie Chili Garlic Sauce First wash the capsicums in cold, running water. Pat them dry with a kitchen towel or you can air-dry them as well. Slice them anyway that you like them and put them aside. In the meanwhile, defrost the chicken franks, heat them for 1 minute and cut them into slices. You can mix the pieces of chicken wi...

Microwave Cooking- Veggie Omlette

As you all know, I am a die-hard fan of food and all things food related. I even have food dreams sometimes. If you are following my Insta or Snapchat stories, I've been posting a few gym gimmicks off-late. At 25, I am making a conscious effort to move towards a healthier, more fit life. Eat wholesome and healthy yet Eat yummy. (IT IS POSSIBLE!) A rigorous workout at the gym is always followed by plenty of water and a good snack.  I, unfortunately have no access to a cooking stove as of now therefore I do all my cooking in a microwave safe dish (WHAT A LIFESAVER!!!). It does get restricting at times but I manage. Last evening, I was craving egg and I had some veggies lying in the fridge that needed to be finished. So, I decided to whip up my version of a tummy-filling  Veggie Omelette .  Here is the recipe: Prep Time: 15 minutes (Approx.) Cook Time: 3 minutes (Approx.) Preparation I used Carrots and French Beans but one can use other veggies like Oni...

Microwave Cooking- Pasta

Just like retail therapy and art therapy, cooking works like therapy for me too! I unfortunately do not have access to a cooking stove at the moment and therefore have resorted to simple microwave cooking. I tried this out for the first time. Penne pasta with Ayam vegetable baked beans mixed with green beans and broccoli. It served as tasty and filling post-workout food! 🍝 #Lunchscenes #Dinnerscenes #Singapore #Singaporediaries #foodofsingapore #singaporefood #sgfoodblogger #eatbooksg #foodie #foodiegram #foodiediaries #saturdaydoneright #foodiesofsingapore #singaporefoodie #foodporn #foodgasm #lovinsingapore #ilovesg #sgfoodie #sgfoodies #sgfood #yoursingapore #bestfoodsingapore #sgfoodblogger #burpple #instafoodsg #foodinsg #visitsingapore #exploresingapore #pennepasta #italiancuisine A post shared by Anushree Tricannad (@anushreetricannad) on Jun 15, 2017 at 11:39pm PDT

Teriyaki Chicken Rice at Miam Miam, Singapore

Teriyaki Chicken Rice. Yummmmm! #Singapore #Singaporediaries #foodofsingapore #singaporefood #bugis #latergram #bugisjunction #miammiam #frenchjapanese #japanesefood #foodie #foodiegram #myfoodiegram #foodiediaries #foodiesofsingapore #singaporefoodie #foodporn #foodgasm #instafood #singaporeeats #lovinsingapore #ilovesg #sgfoodie #sgfoodies #sgfood #sgeats #eatwithme @lovinsingapore #visitsingapore #exploresingapore #yoursingapore A post shared by Anushree Tricannad (@anushreetricannad) on May 16, 2017 at 11:06pm PDT