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Chunks of paneer are marinated in a flavourful mixture of yoghurt and spices, then grilled or roasted until tender and slightly charred.
A green kebab made with spinach, peas, and potatoes is often mixed with spices and herbs for a fresh and vibrant flavour.
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Button mushrooms are marinated in a creamy mixture of yoghurt, cream, and spices, resulting in a luscious and tender kebab.
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Broccoli florets are marinated in a tandoori spice mix and grilled to perfection, offering a smoky, charred flavour with a tender interior.
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Soya chaap is a vegetarian alternative to meat skewers. These kebabs are made from soya bean and are known for their meaty texture and ability to absorb flavours.
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A spicy potato patty, often with a soft interior and a crispy crust, makes it a delightful addition to any kebab platter.
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A blend of mixed vegetables and spices threaded onto skewers and grilled, these kebabs are flavourful and succulent.
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Whole corn cobs are marinated and grilled, offering a smoky flavour with the sweet and juicy goodness of corn.
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These kebabs can be enjoyed on their own, with chutney, or wrapped in flatbreads for a delicious vegetarian kebab roll.
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