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Maggi patented its masala recipe, not that anybody minds. We all love Maggi the way it is. But, do you know how versatile it is? You can combine it with nearly everything. Welcome Maggi to your home by including it in various dishes. Don't be afraid to experiment with the classic Maggi 2-minute noodles. Here are a few ideas. (Source: Express Photo)
Fried Maggi: This doesn't exactly take 2 minutes to prepare, but it doesn't take too long either. It's an easy recipe too. Click here for the recipe (Source: YouTube)
Maggi omelette: Confused between Maggi and omelette for breakfast? Why not have both? Click here for the recipe (Source: YouTube)
Maggi with eggs and caramelised onions: Caramelised onions — when done perfectly — add a sweet note to the dish. Click here for the recipe (Source: YouTube)
Spicy chicken Maggi noodles: Avoid the mess of eating noodles with manchurian gravy. Eat spicy chicken Maggi noodles instead. Click here for the recipe (Source: YouTube)
Street masala Maggi: You've tried and tried, yet not perfected in making the Maggi you eat at roadside stalls? Give it another shot with this recipe. Click here for the recipe (Source: YouTube)
Maggi cutlet: Maggi cutlet is a great party snack, especially for maggi-starved people. Click here for the recipe (Source: YouTube)
South Indian style Maggi: This dish has a distinct mustard flavour, as one can find in several South Indian preparations. Click here for the recipe (Source: YouTube)
Maggi spring roll: Maggi spring roll is fast becoming popular in college canteens across the country. Click here for the recipe (Source: YouTube)
Maggi pie: Yes, Maggi is so versatile that it can be paired with anything. Ditch the apples for a day, try Maggi pie. Click here for the recipe (Source: YouTube)
