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Soya Nuggets Fry

Soya Nuggets fry








I made varieties of soya nuggets Curry's and Fry's . But my daughter and hubby love this simple nuggets fry.

 Soya nuggets have so many names like soya chunks, Soya bean,Maans Vadi (Maans Vadi because of it's taste like cooked meats) meal maker and soya Vadi.

 This recipe I am sharing today is a simple and easy to cook. And accompanying with rice or roti. 

 Whenever I cook this I always add crushed GG Paste. And never peal the skin of garlic, because when crushed garlic add to oil the skin is crispy and leave the flavour.

 Ingredients:

 2 Cup Soya nuggets
1 sliced onion (optional)
1 tsp Curry masala powder
½ tsp termeric powder
1 tbsp roughly crushed ginger and garlic
1 tbsp mustard oil
Salt to taste

 Preparations :

 Wash and Soak the nuggets for ½ an hour.
After half an hour squeeze 2-3 times all the soaked nuggets inside the water to remove the impurities if any.
Wash and squeeze to remove water and keep in a dry plate.

 Now heat kadhai along with mustard oil add GG Crushed fry till slightly browned add onion saute, add masala powder and termeric powder stir well add soya nuggets stir to coat all spices cover and cook on low flame for 1 minutes.
Remove the lid sprinkle water add salt stir well , cover the lid and continue this process till done it should not be dry fry.
Serve as a side dish.
Meal maker fry

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