This is another unique dish for those who crave the benefits of “vegetarianism” without giving up the addictive taste of meat. This dish uses the pure vegetarian “Veggie crumbles” (seasoned-precooked soya crumbles) and has qualities quite similar to its non-veg counter part. Also it supplies your ration of protein in a much much healthier form…
Morning star’s meal starter veggie crumbles 1 pkt (12 oz) equivalent to 1 lb ground beef
Red onions 1 med, finely chopped
Tomato 2 medium, pureed
Green peas ½ cup, cooked
Ginger 1 TBSP, finely chopped
Garlic 1 TBSP, finely chopped
Green chilly 2 tsp, finely chopped
Red chilly powder 1 tsp
Coriander powder 2 tsp
Cumin powder ¼ tsp
Garam masala ½ tsp
Salt as needed
Oil 1 TBSP
Preparation
Microwave the Meal starter veggie crumbles for 2-3 minutes. Keep aside.
Using a food processor, finely chop the red onions. Set aside.
Heat oil in a wide mouth pan at medium heat. Add the onions and cook for 15 minutes, stirring in between. Follow up with ginger, garlic and green chilly. Mix well and cook for another 5 minutes or until the onions are completely cooked and attained a paste consistency. Now add the pureed tomatoes and cook closed for 10-15 more minutes or until oil separates. Open lid and add all the powders except garam masala. Mix well and cook until the raw smell is completely gone. Now add the veggie crumbles and incorporate well. Cook for 5 more minutes. Add the green peas, garam masala, and salt. Combine well and switch off the flame. Serve hot with rotis or naan..
Notes: Veggie crumbles is pre-cooked seasoned soya granules easily available in the frozen section the grocery shops in US.
If you wish to use the regular soya granules, just cook that up with some salt and pepper powder in boiling water for 5-10 minutes. Drain and squeeze out most of the water. Using a food processor, chop them finely and use in the above recipe.
The Veggie Keema looks so yummy ......... can't stop drooling :)
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Ethu kollalo.kandittu beef anenna vichariche.Great recipe dear:)
ReplyDeleteThis is a new recipe..looks delicious..at first I thought it's a non-veg dish..very interesting..
ReplyDeleteVeg keema very interesting recipe,thanks for posting dear,will try it soon...
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ReplyDeleteveg keema with morning star crumbles sounds interesting and sure nice treat to pure veggies..
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That sounds interesting....looks yummy for vegetarians
ReplyDeleteReally, is that veggie??? !! Looks like beef kheema... yumm... Love this!
ReplyDeletewow..look so yummy..I love soya granules and I am a vegetarian..this sabji sounds yummy and will go great with rotis..recipe is nicely written
ReplyDeletecertainly my kind.. i tried soya bean keema once.. now this will surely be tried..thanks for the idea...
ReplyDeleteSuch a droolworthy and tempting keema, i wont bother to have some rite now..
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ReplyDeletethat doesnt look veggie at all :)
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ReplyDeleteGr8 recipe n very new to me...nice one
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ReplyDeletevery interesting and new recipe to me..kheema with veggies..oh my..would love to try this out soemtime soon..thanks for sharing this..
ReplyDeletethis is new to me ...looks so yummy n healthy
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That looks absolutely delicious :)
ReplyDeleteYummy and vegetarian version works for me.
ReplyDeleteKheema looks so delicious !!
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good one!!!
Thanx for the recipe!!Its totally new and its the first time Iam hearing about this product..Will ransack the grocery store soon:
ReplyDeleteVeggie Kheema looks perfect...:)
ReplyDeleteGreat Idea, love this recipe..Ennivide dinnernu ethannu, kurachu kazhinju undakkunundu :) Ellarum paranja pole kandittu non-veg dish poleyundu, great pictures...
ReplyDeleteGr8 recipe..i am so going to make it... drooling here.. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is a very inviting dish and a perfect alternative to meat.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
RV
Veg keema very interesting recipe,thanks for posting dear,will try it soon..
ReplyDeletethis looks simply irrestible and delcious......mmmm...drooling...
ReplyDeleteThis is really a different dish to try out.looks yummy !!!
ReplyDeleteHi Kairali sisters, Veggie keema looks wonderful and so tempting.
ReplyDeletetempting one!! as and whn i went thro the recipe.. i thought i will use Soya chunks instead of the veggie crumbles...
ReplyDeletewhen i reached the bottom of the post.. i realised . .veggie crumbles is actually soya !
:)
tempting kheema with veggie crumbles..Looks yummy..
ReplyDeletewow. looks adipoly. i am drooling.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the wishes and support....
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