Amritsari chaap is a popular North Indian dish featuring marinated soya chaap (a vegetarian mock meat made from soy flour, wheat flour, and other binders). The “Amritsari” style typically involves rich, spicy marinades and a tandoor (clay oven) cooking method, often resulting in a flavorful, protein-rich snack or main course.
Main Ingredient: The core ingredient is soya chaap, which comes on a stick to mimic a meat skewer.
Preparation: The soya chaap is boiled, then marinated in a mixture of yogurt, ginger-garlic paste, and various spices like garam masala, red chili powder, and kasuri methi.
Cooking: It is traditionally skewered and roasted in a tandoor until golden brown and slightly charred, or pan-fried/grilled.
Serving Style: It is often served as a dry snack (tikka style) or in a rich, thick gravy, accompanied by onion rings, lemon wedges, mint chutney, and Indian breads like rumali roti or naan.
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