Thursday, December 15, 2011

soya-keema-paratha
         After my soya chunks curry, I try to cook few other soya chunks recipes and this is one of the try. This is not soya chunks but its smaller than that, tiny bits called Soya Chura. I bought the MDH soyatein brand, if you want to know. I got this inspiration of making parata when I saw thisin Ananda bhavan menu. They had made it with maida and it was square in shape too. I made it just like any other stuffed parathas. Used atta for making dough.

          I just made this with lots of masala powders to overcome the usual soya smell. And since the size of this soya chura is really tiny, I think it blends well with the masalas coz of that. You can even try this soya keema masala as such as accompaniment or simply wrap in roti as well.

veg-keema-paratha-recipe

Ingredients(makes 4-5 parathas)

Soya ‘chura’ 3/4 cup
Onion 1
Tomato 2
Turmeric 1/4 tsp
Red chilli powder 1 tsp
Garam masala powder 1 tsp
Dhaniya powder 2 tsp
Coriander leaves,chopped 4 tblsp
Ginger garlic paste  1 & 1/2 tsp
Salt As needed
                                                                           To temper
Oil 1 tblsp
Fennel seeds/ Soambu 1 & 1/2 tsp
                                                                        For the dough       
Atta 1 & 1/4 cup
Oil 1 tblsp
Warm water as needed
Salt As needed

Method

  1. Prepare dough and let it rest while we prepare the soya keema. Boil enough water and soak the soya chura for 10 minutes. Drain,wash it and squeeze the water. Repeat the process once again but with salt this time. soya1
  2. Heat a pan with oil and season with fennel, add onion and fry for 2 minutes. Add ginger garlic paste and fry till raw smell goes off. Add chopped tomatoes and salt. Fry till soft. soya2
  3. Add all the powders and fry till the masala turns mushy. Add the squeezed soya churas. soya3
  4. Add 1/4 cup water to blend the masala well with the soya and cook for 8 minutes (or until water evaporates)in low to medium flame to make a dry soya keema. soya4
  5. Roll a thick roti and spoon generous amount of the keema and roll into parathas carefully. Cook both sides until golden brown in medium flame with oil drizzled over. soya5
 
Serve hot with onion raita, the best combo. Tastes great if eaten as such too, but best with the raita!
 
veg-keema-paratha
 
                                                                         Notes
  • Soaking and squeezing out twice is a very important step to overcome the soya smell. so follow the step.

Posted by Raks anand
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47 comments:

  1. You make so much variety of parathas and till now i have not even made one, these looks so good.

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  2. never heard of this!looks so good will surely try!

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  3. Luv the idea of stuffing soya kheema in rotis...looks very tempting and nice clicks too :)

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  5. very innovative idea of stuffing soy kheema.. looks yummy...

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  6. Nice idea of stuffing soya kheema in parathas.But Raji can we use soya chunks instead of chura as im not having chura.Normail sized soya chunks only i have.

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  7. Nice idea , easy way to make kids have soya , who doesn't like it ...should try this with my son ..

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  8. looks like chicken keema paratha..perfect dear.

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  9. thats a lovely idea...looks fantastic.

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  10. I've been looking for a good recipe for Soya Parathas. This looks just perfect. Thanks...

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  11. Your parathas are perfectly round, perfectly sandwiched and just looking perfect... :) I did learn to make the parathas from your site.. keep going

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  12. The parathas look very inviting and tempting! Perfect clicks too!

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  13. Sudha,
    Yes, soak soya in hot water, squeeze the water completely and then grind it in the blender just for few seconds to make it into churas. Use the pulse/inch /juice option for blending.

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  14. Love this a lot lot Raji and I am soy chunks fan too so I use in many ways. The same mixture i use for bread stuffing ... way too tempted for breakfast now.

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  15. சோயா கீமா பராத்தா ரொம்ப நல்லா இருக்குங்க...

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  16. Delicious... I love the last pic!!

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  17. I have not seen the chura in my corner of this planet so will follow your suggestion an pulse them.
    Delicious paratha

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  18. wow.....super inviting parathas.....nutritious too

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  19. wow...good variation for our regular parathas

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  20. Pratha looks so delicious and inviting.

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  21. Like your stepwise presentation...and Thanks for sharing diff version of Paratha.

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  22. Oh wow super paratha..

    http://vegetarianmedley.blogspot.com/

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  23. Super delicious stuffed soya kheema paratha,inviting..

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  24. love the spices in this paratha.. i can imagine this amazing hot filling leads to a lot of overeating!

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  25. Very appetizing parathas.. they are perfect..

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  26. yummy... i have made paneer ones and kheema ones, this will be awesome too....

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  27. Nice idea...lovely stuffing recipe...paratha looks more tempting...pictures super o' super !!

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  28. I like soya keema is available in American grocery which has no smell and half cooked with spices. I used to make roll but haven't stuffed. Looks great :)

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  29. Very healthy parathas wid soya granules..looks delciious raji

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  30. looks absolutely perfect..

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  31. Healthy one.lovely idea:)

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  32. Looks tempting. Perfect parathas and nice clicks!!!!

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  33. Raji....incidentally i have this soya granules. I will make this and let u know. Looks lovely

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  34. Looks so tempting..the stuffing looks superb

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  35. fabulous recipe... delicious..

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  36. This is awesome... I'm gonna try this soon..

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  37. I've never been much of a soya chunk fan but your paratha looks yummy!Gotta try it.

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  38. Nice idea to use soya as stuffing. nice pictures Raks!

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  39. never tried anything with soya chunks. My mom used to add in biryani. ur clicks are inviting and a making me hungry

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  40. The word kheema just draws me in:)...awesome parathas!

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  41. looking tempting ...m going 2 try dis soon...thnks for d recipe dear...

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  42. New idea....
    Love to surf your blog spot :)

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