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Saturday, November 28, 2009
Lite Gobi Manchurian
I tried this method to keep it 'lite' for my family. They loved it and so I thought I will share it with you as well....Do try it at and let me know...
Things you will need:
Gobi (Cauliflower)- 1 ; cut into florets
All Purpose flour (Maida)- 1/2 cup ( this is what makes the dish lite)
Corn Flour- 1/2 cup
Salt to taste
Pepper Powder- 1 tsp
Green Chillies- 2 or 3 ; finely chopped
Garlic- 3 or 4 pods ; finely chopped
Ginger- 1 inch piece; finely grated
Onion- 1 medium size; diced
Green Onion - few; finely chopped
Soy Sauce- 2 tbsp
Tomato Ketchup - 2 tbsp
Chilli Garlic Paste- 1 tbsp
Oil -2 tbsp for frying and 2 tbsp for gravy
Preparation Method :
Using water mix all purpose flour, corn flour, pepper powder and salt into a fine paste.
Mix the florets in the paste and shallow fry till the florets turn golden brown on all sides.
Heat 2 tbsp oil in the same pan and add the ginger, garlic , onions and green chillies and stir till onion turns golden brown.
Now add soy sauce,chilli garlic paste and tomato ketchup.
Stir well for 3 mins.
Now add the shallow fried Gobi kept aside and mix well.
Garnish it with green onions.
Serve 'Lite Gobi Manchurian' hot with Chappathi/Indian Bread.
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ur recipes are just too good... keep posting...
ReplyDeleteThanks Angela... appreciate ur effort to post comments...
ReplyDeleteLiked ur idea of shallow frying the florets..quiet healthy and delicious...
ReplyDeleteU r doin a gr8 job...keep up the good work...really appreciate ur efforts...
ReplyDeleteWonderful version of gobi manchurian! Healthy and delicious!
ReplyDeletelooks nice.... have all the ingredients except for Cauli Flower :D will think about trying it...
ReplyDeleteAlthough I'm not much of a cook ( I would love to cook but I don't get to where I live, and at home my family totally laughs off at the very idea), your post seemed easy to follow and I'm sure people who enjoy cooking will find this blog useful.
ReplyDeleteKeep posting recipes!
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Thanks to all for your valuable comments and encouragement.I am deeply touched by the response.
ReplyDeleteWoow...Araanu eee recipes ishtappedathathu!!!they look gorgeous!!!
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