Kugan's Kitchen

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Originally Posted by kugan98

Madhu, here they make different kinds of meat in soya. All are soya based and fully vegetarian. Kugan98

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Oh... is it vegetarian dish K...? Am confused again... :confused2:
Fine... :D

All these vegetarian chicken, mutton, shrimp, fish etc are specially made for non-vegetarians. They are basically for meat eaters who need to be vegetarian on certain days.

These originated from Buddhist Chinese who are vegetarian on the 15th day of the month and some Taoists who are vegetarian on the Chinese Navarathri.

Born vegetarians will not have an appetite for this items simply because it will remind them of the very thing they want to avoid.

Nalla sonnenga Nov.
My late father-in-law simply hated this stuff.
He was a vegetarian.

Thanks Madhu for your nice recipe.
If you can please post pictures of your dishes.
I am sure many would love to see.


Madhu, I am sure it will sell like hot cakes
if you can get these vegetarian items in India.


I have to ask Nov and set up a business
partnership in India :lol:

Kugan98

Hi Kugan!!
Never thought of adding worchestershire sauce to fried rice....i must try that sometime...thanks.....s

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Originally Posted by kugan98

I have to ask Nov and set up a business
partnership in India

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I'm very sure it will be a flop. :lol:
Why? Because our vegetarian spread is so much more delicious that nothing can replace them.

Whenever I am in TN, most of the days I remain vegetarian without realising so. :D

Oh, btw these mock meat are made of not only soya but also mushrooms, textured vege protein and yeast extract.

MS, bajji milagai sambar...:slurp: I 've tried capscicum sambar & it was very flavourful & yummy...Bajji milagai try panninadhu illai...will try it sometime...

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Originally Posted by kugan98

Thanks Madhu for your nice recipe.
If you can please post pictures of your dishes.
I am sure many would love to see.

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Will definetely post pictures from next receipe :D

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Madhu, I am sure it will sell like hot cakes
if you can get these vegetarian items in India.

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okie :D

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I have to ask Nov and set up a business
partnership in India :lol:

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adhu seri... :lol2:

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Originally Posted by dev

MS, bajji milagai sambar...:slurp: I 've tried capscicum sambar & it was very flavourful & yummy...Bajji milagai try panninadhu illai...will try it sometime...

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:thumbsup: do try... it is so yummy...
ya capsicum saambar is my fav... :slurp:
and now bajji milagaai saambar also :redjump: :D

Very well said Nov...

being vegetarian.. I dont like to eat all those mock meat items.. but my non veg. frenz loves to eat them :)