10 Best Soya Recipes
What Makes it So Super
1. Low Fat: Soya is low in fat with zero cholesterol and is an excellent source of fibre which makes it easy to digest.
2. Omega-3 Fatty Acids: It contains essential omega-3 fats which assist in maintaining a healthy heart. Omega-3 fatty acids are also vital in slowing down ageing, combating risks of cancer, dementia, Alzheimer's and diabetes.
3. Minerals: It provides our bodies with all the essential elements and minerals including calcium, iron, magnesium, protein and selenium.1. Low Fat: Soya is low in fat with zero cholesterol and is an excellent source of fibre which makes it easy to digest.
2. Omega-3 Fatty Acids: It contains essential omega-3 fats which assist in maintaining a healthy heart. Omega-3 fatty acids are also vital in slowing down ageing, combating risks of cancer, dementia, Alzheimer's and diabetes.
4. Ailments: Soya is rich in isoflavones which aid in reducing risk of various cancers, heart disease and osteoporosis.
5. Protein: Soybean is the only vegetarian food that is a complete protein which means that it contains all eight essential amino acids.
Cooking with Soya
Despite these wondrous health benefits, soya is hardly seen on the everyday plate. We bring you our 10 best recipes, that'll make you fall in love with soya. What's great is that it can be moulded into any texture, so go ahead and push your culinary boundaries.
1. Thai Soyabean in Cabbage Cups
Recipe by Divya Burman
Recipe by Divya Burman
Fresh cabbage cups hold a fragrant filling of soya, Oriental flavours and bean sprouts.
2. Zucchini Stuffed with Soya
Recipe by Seema Chandra
Recipe by Seema Chandra
The freshness of zucchini topped with sauteed soya and baked lovely. A snack for a perfect evening!
This recipe replaces meat with the meaty texture of soy granules that will not disappoint your taste buds.
The quintessential seekh kebabs, now soy-defined without hijacking the flavours! Who would have thought?
5. Soya Haleem
Recipe by Vicky Ratnani
Recipe by Vicky Ratnani
A traditional staple during Ramzaan, haleem gets a vegetarian makeover. This one is made with soy granules, cracked wheat and a host of spices.
6. Oat and Soya Pancakes
Recipe by Gouri Patwardhan
Recipe by Gouri Patwardhan
Here is a healthy way to kick start your day. Pancakes packed with the goodness of oatmeal and soya flour.
Get the best of both worlds. Layers of the goodness of soya and spinach coupled with the oomph of cheese.
The meaty Bolognese sauce is a favourite for many non-vegetarians. But, guess what? This vegetarian version is as good!
9. Soya Pouch
Recipe by Dr Kavitha Reddy
Recipe by Dr Kavitha Reddy
A
snack you just can't resist picking up! Dainty little pouches made with
wheat flour and semolina, stuffed with a spiced soya mixture and fried
delicately.
When
it comes to healthy food, stir fries are always at the top of the list.
They are light and help you keep a tap on the amount of fat used. A
simple and speedy recipe.
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