Friday, February 26, 2010
Gobi Manchurian (dry)
Stir up some fun this weekend with Gobi Manchurian! If you are not a fan already I guarantee you will be. Have a fun weekend guys! I am coming around to see what you have lined up.
Ingredients:
For fritters:
Cauliflower- Florets of 1 medium sized
All purpose flour- 3/4 cup
Corn flour- 3 Tbsp
Salt- To taste
Red chilli powder- 1 tsp
Ginger-garlic- 1 Tbsp
Oil- For deep frying
For the sauce:
Ginger grated- 2 tsp
Garlic grated- 1 Tbsp
Green chillies chopped- 2-3
White part of Green onions- 3 Tbsp
Green part of green onions- 3 Tbsp (for garnishing)
White pepper powder- 1/2 tsp
Bullion cube (powdered)- 1 (optional)
Dark Soy sauce- 3 Tbsp
Red chilli sauce- 2 Tbsp
Tomato sauce- 3 Tbsp
Sesame oil/ any other cooking oil- 1Tbsp
Salt- to taste.
Method:
1.Make a batter of all the ingredients listed under fritters, except cauliflower and oil.
2.Heat the oil for frying
3.Boil some water in a pan and dip the florets in it and boil for a couple of minutes.It should be cooked 3/4th, not fully.Drain the water completely.
4.Dip the florets in the batter and fry them till they turn golden brown in color, on both sides.
5.Drain them on a paper towel.
6.Heat a pan and pour 1 tbsp of sesame oil.Saute the ginger and garlic in this oil.
7.Now add the chopped green chillies and white part of green onions and saute for another 3-4 minutes.
8.Add Bullion cube powder,all the sauces and pepper powder and continue stirring for a couple of minutes.
9.Throw in the fried fritters into this and mix well.Turn off the heat and sprinkle with the green onions before serving.
10.Serve with hot vegetable fried rice or as it is, as a starter.
Notes:
1.To get the restaurant style manchurian you could add MSG(trade name-ajinomotto), a pinch. I don't buy MSG, since I'm not sure about the health problems it could cause.
2.You could replace the red chilli sauce with the green one, I used the former since I didn't have the later :-)
Contributor: Namitha
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really mouthwatering.. presentation is amazing..
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reminds me of Bangalore...We get this in almost all the restaurants and from chaatwallas...yumm....this looks really tempting...
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ReplyDeletei‘m very curious about the indo/sino cuisine. I'm half Manchurian, i really must try this hehe
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ReplyDeleteBest Gobi Manchurian I ever had was in Bangalore last time I visited, came home to US and made some immediately. They are absolutely gorgeous to look at and so tasty. Looks delicious G, great job.
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a fantastic one......
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Gulmohr I have an doubt that what is Bullion cube and MSG??? I am new to these words??
i love this too... What is Bullion ?
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone !!!
ReplyDelete@Subhashini & Somoo : Bullion cube is dehydrated broth either vegetable stock or meat stock. I am not sure about it's availability in India.
MSg is monosodium glutamate aka ajinomotto. Hope it's clear now..Sorry for the confusion. Will change the text in the blog too..
The fritters sound so good and especially with this flavorful sauce!
ReplyDeleteWe too are crazy about Chinese foods...my hubby is a vegetarian, so I make this very often along with briyani or fried rice :) Lovely click!
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Don't remember how often I used to flock chinease food court to relish this awesome dish during my college days....My fav dish..
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Great entry....
They look so good! Great photos.
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ReplyDeleteReally very nice recipe...it is bit differnt than the one I make...I like the spicing and sequence , will try soon
Have a nice weekend
Awesome dish and beautiful click as ever..
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the manchurian looks yummy, nice color
ReplyDeleteWhenever I saw this dish cauliflower dish, I thought it's sweet and sour pork. :-)
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wow - as always, you meal looks great!
ReplyDeleteI think love of Chinese food is a pretty universal thing and it's interesting to see how each culture interprets it. this looks so good! Way better than the stereotypical beef and broccoli that we have here.
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I m drooling.. Lovely clicks as usual...
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It looks irresistible!!I love Chinese..infact Indo Chinese food..I can take the chinese that you get here in the US but the taste of the food in India is entirely different..So good!I never came across this Manchurian in Chinese takeouts..I am so craving for that now!
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