Chaap

Last Updated: February 13, 2023, 18:15 ISTIt tastes great when served with a combination of Indian flatbread such as garlic naan, tandoori roti, kulcha or even pulao and biriyani.This easy-to-make and protein-rich Indian curry satisfies…

Soya chaap is a popular street food in North India. It is a kind of a vegetarian meat that resembles the texture of chicken but is actually made of soya beans. It has a firm yet soft texture and can be consumed in a variety of ways. From…

If you are someone who loves to gorge on robust chicken delicacies, the rich repertoire of chicken options in Punjabi cuisine would be a delight for you. Be it tandoori chicken, chicken tikka or just a bowl of butter chicken, there is a…

Friday is finally here, and we all just can't wait to spend our Saturday and Sunday with utmost fun. Some of us like to have brunch with friends or family, while others may like to cook a storm at home. If you are one of them, we have…

Indian street-food holds a special place in our heart. From lip-smacking savoury snacks to sweet treats - you'll find an array of roadside food stalls selling these delicacies in every neighbourhood. They offer a burst of flavours and never…

It is Bakri-Eid today (July 10, 2022) and everyone is indulging in delicacies made of mutton, with much enthusiasm. And as much as we wish we could make everything on the menu, it does get quite hectic being in the kitchen for such long…

Indian street food is filled with a plethora of options to choose from. Be it the famous paani puri, aloo tikki, momos or our all-time favourite soya chaap! Yes, you read it right! If you are just like us, you're at the right place! Soya…

Let's admit it, we get the best food in the tiny street-side stalls and roadside Dhabas. With their comfortable minimalist interior and rustic food, no matter what, Dhabas always manage to impress us with their authenticity. If you had not…

Soybean is one versatile ingredient that has been getting a lot of buzz around the culinary industry. It has so many delicious by-products like soy milk, soya chunks, tofu, soya chaap, soya keema and many more. Soya chaap is quite popular…

There is no limit to what you can eat when it comes to Indian street food. And that's not all; as we experiment and develop new recipes, the number of items on the street food menu continues to grow. While there are many unique flavours to…