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Gobi Manchurian 

                                      - recipe by Rani submitted on 05-27-2008

(Cauliflower manchurian)


Ingredients
Batch-1

Cauliflower - 1 Big
All purpose flour (Maida) - 2 tblsp
Corn flour (or corn starch) - 2 cups
Chilli powder - 2 tblsp
Pepper powder -1 tsp
Salt - 1 tsp
Water- as needed to make a thick batter


Batch-2
Onion - 1(Sliced)
Grlic - 3-4 cloves (finely chopped)
Ginger - 1"(finely chopped)
Colored peppers - (as needed)
Green chilli - 1 or 2
Tomato sauce - 4 tblsp
Chilly sauce - 1 tblsp (or as per your spice level)
Soy sauce - 3 tsp
Oil -2 tblsp


 

Method
1.Seperate the florets and put in hot water for 5 minutes.
2.Mix all the other ingredients from batch-1
3.Dip the florets and deep fry in oil and drain excess oil on the paper towel.
4.Take a non stick pan. Pour 2 tbsp oil and saute the onions, ginger and garlic.
5.Add the colored pepper and saute for 2 mins .
6.Add the tomato sauce, chilli sauce and soy sauce and mix a little.
7.Finally add the fried cauliflower florets into the mixture.
8.Mix it and garnish with finely chopped green onions or cilatro.
9.Serve it with fried rice, pulav or chappathi.

Tips
- Instead of deep frying the florets you can fry on the non stick pan with enough oil.But the flowerets will be crispier in deep fry.
- To get the chinese flavour add a pinch of ajinamoto to the gravy.
- Add the fried cauliflower just before serving to maintain its crispiness.

 

Comments

Comment by balaji ram
         The dish came out very well but it was too sweet,is it because i added too much tomato sauce or should i add more chilli sauce.?anything else i can add to make it spicy.??

 

Reply :-

         Hi Balaji, You can increase the amount of chilly sauce and reduce the tomato sauce as per your taste.

Comment by Prerna Jadhav
Hi,
wat is "All purpose flour- 2 tblsp".. written in ingredients (batch1)
wat flour is it??

 

Reply :-

        Hi Prerna, All Purpose Flour is 'Maida'.

Comment by Jasleen Kaur Bindra
         thnk u 4 giving such a nice recipe
         it worked out extremely well
         al my family members enjoyed tooo much

 

Reply :-

         Glad to hear that!!

Comment by Jasleen Bindra
         what is the quantity of cauliflower approximately?? in grams??
 

 

Reply :-

         Approximately 500 grams.

Comment by Preethi Padmanabhan
           I tried this dish it came out very well :)

very yummy n crisp
 

Reply :-

         Wow!! Good to hear that. Corn Flour makes it very crispy and tasty.

Comment by Fatimah Thaga
        Hi Dahlia... Try this one as well..... this is tasty.... I love this.... 
       

Reply :-

         Thanks for trying and giving ur comments.

Comment by uma kakarla
           fantastic dish. very tasty
 

Reply :-

         Thank you Uma.

Comment by Anu Karthi on 12 March 2009 05:42AM

               I tried this recepie, it came out very well and it tastes very good. its an excellent dish. 

 

Reply :-

            good good....

Comment by Lisa Brown on 12 February 2009 06:57AM

               its a good reciepe for Yoga diet it has taste as well as easy to cook,

 

Reply :-

            Oh is it !! I have no idea about Yoga diet.

 

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