Deep fried Cauliflower florets sauteed in onions & Chinese sauces
Gobi Manchurian, that's the first dish that comes to my mind when I am expecting some vegetarian guests at home. Coz, it's rich & heavy and very seldom vegetarians have an aversion to it and moreover, it's deep fried !! Definitely a winner, right?? Many of those who do not like to have cauliflower curry or gravy or stir fry, would say YES to Gobi 65 & Gobi Manchurian :) And it's very difficult to find a restaurant that doesn't have this in their menu, isn't it?? Be it any cuisine restaurant, this would be definitely on their list... So how about we look into the recipe, which is a perfect side for Chappathis and Kulchas and even fried rice..
Recipe Source: Ma
Serves: 3-4 persons
I Took:
Preparation Time: 90 minutes
Cooking Time: 45 minutes
I Used:
Caulliflower | - | A small sized one |
Maida | - | 3 tbsp |
Cornflour | - | 3 tbsp |
Ginger Garlic Paste | - | 1 tbsp |
Pepper | - | 2 tbsp |
Onion | - | 1 no - medium sized |
Ginger | - | 1 tbsp |
Garlic | - | 1 tbsp |
Green Chilly | - | 3 nos |
Soya sauce | - | 1 tbsp |
Chilly sauce | - | 2 tbsp |
Tomato sauce (optional) | - | 2 tsp |
Turmeric powder | - | 1 tsp |
Salt | - | As needed |
Oil | - | For Deep frying |
Spring Onion | - | 2 sprig |
The Way:
- Clean & separate the cauliflower into medium sized florets
- In a wide pan heat water, sufficient enough to submerge the cauliflower florets. Add turmeric & salt to it
- When the water boils, add the cauliflower florets to it. Allow it to be in the boiling water for about 2 minutes. Then drain off the water completely. This process is to get rid of the small worms that are prevalent in cauliflowers
- In a kitchen towel, pat dry the excess water off the florets. Else they will absorb excess oil while frying
- In a wide bowl mix maida, cornflour, ginger garlic paste, pepper & salt with water. Marinate the cauliflower florets in this for about an hour
- Heat oil in a kadai & deep fry the marinated cauliflower florets & keep aside. Place the deep fried florets on a kitchen tissue to drain off the excess oil
- Preserve the remaining marination mix to add in to the manchurian
- In a kadai or wok heat 2 tbsp oil. Add chopped ginger, garlic & green chilly & saute
- Add chopped onions & whites of the spring onions & saute till translucent
- Now tip in the sauces - soya sauce, chilly sauce, tomato sauce & pepper powder
- Add the fried cauliflower florets & mix well
- Now add the remaining marination mix to the manchurian. If the quantity is less add in little corn flour and mix with water & add this to the manchurian & saute well
- Remove from fire & garnish with the greens of the spring onion
Cheers,
Chitz
Ooo.... right at my lunch time u are sharing gobi manchurian and killing me.:))I want some now Chitz... it looks so awesome!!!
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I also love the dry version of Manchurian any day, this also an amazing appetizer.
But love them with veg or egg fried rice any day!
Shyooo chitz...slurp...
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ReplyDeleteMy fav and its much loved. We have such a similar dish over here but it has been modified and aligned for our local taste. I must say that the whole dish is spectacular but I will stop after frying the caulis, eat them without the sauce.;
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OMG! makes me drool..perfectly made,can have this anytime.
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ReplyDeleteDelicious and perfect gobi manchurian.. One of my favorites Chitz :-)
ReplyDeleteGobi manchurian is one of my favorite :) Love the color Chitz. Really drooling here. Wonderful Recipe.
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ReplyDeleteAll time fav and the first order for the veg restaurant will be this when we go.
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy dear.