Gobi Manchurian is one of the very few chinese dishes that I luv to eat! Have made it several times and finally got the exact taste, so updated the recipe and the pic :)
Ingredients:
1 Medium Cauliflower-cut into florets
For the batter :
- 1/2 cup Cornflour
- 1/4 cup Maida
- 2 tsps of ginger garlic paste
- 1tsp - Red chilly powder
- Salt-to taste
- Oil- to deep fry
- Orange color - optional
Method:
- Boil water and add cauliflower florets, salt and turmeric powder. Cook only till half boiled, drain water and keep aside.
- Mix all the above ingredients with water to form a thick batter. Dip the boiled cauliflower florets in the batter, mix well and leave it for 10mins. Then deep fry them till golden brown or until crispy. [I usually toast them in dosa tawa or grill them in oven]
For the manchurian:
- 1 tbsp - Oil
- 1 tbsp of garlic sliced thin
- 1 Capsicum - cut into ½ inch squares
- 1 Big Onion - cut into small pieces
- 1.5 tbsp - Soya sauce
- 3 tbsp - Tomato sauce
- 1 tsp red chilly powder
- Salt - to taste
- Spring onions - recommended but I didnt have so skipped it
- Cornflour - 1 tbsp mixed with 3 tbsp water
Method:
- Heat oil and add sliced garlic, saute for 2mins then add onion, capsicum and saute them for 3 mins. Let the onions and capsicum retain its crispiness and do not let them turn brown.
- Then add spring onions if you are using it and saute well.Now add the red chilly powder and salt [Remember boiled cauliflower already has salt in it]
- Keep in high flame and add soya sauce, mix continuously for few seconds.Simmer and add tomato sauce, mix well.
- Then add cornflour water mixture, mix well and continue to cook till it becomes thick. Now add toasted/grilled gobis.
- Mix well again for 3-4 minutes for the flavours to get blended well with the gobis. The gobi pieces should be a little crisp and not soggy at this stage. Garnish with spring onions and Serve hot!
why did you remind me of this wonderful dish! it's my fav... and i want to have it right now. looks soooo good.
ReplyDeleteThis version of gobi is really simple and looks completely delicious! Good one Sharmilee.. :)
ReplyDeleteU make me drool over ur manch!
ReplyDeleteSimple one... Glossy Glossy Manchurians look yum... Slurp!!!
ReplyDeleteMY fav too ;) only difference is tat I add ketchup too :)
ReplyDeleteThe manchurian looks good & simple to prepare also.
ReplyDeleteMe too tried GM in a similar way, but didnt add the color.Looks colorful and yummy!!first time here, lovely space u have.DO visit mine at ur free time:)
ReplyDeleteSharmilee Gobi manchurian looks delicious.. one of my fav chinese dish thanks for sharing this recipe
ReplyDeleteAll time fav dish!Looks very yummy!
ReplyDeleteEven my favourite indo-chinese food...n yours look yummy...
ReplyDeleteMy favourite dish.....Mouthwatering
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely divine!
ReplyDeleteI can never get enough of this.. looks so tempting.
ReplyDeleteLooking at this manchurian that i prepare occasionally though our fav, is heart warming. Sometimes i use sambal oleak - chilli paste found in asian stores for this recipe.
ReplyDeleteLove manchuria with any veggie..your looking yummy and simple..
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