For all mushroom lovers, and vegetarians this is another
fantastic spicy Indo Chinese recipe Mushroom Manchurian. Here i have posted is a Gravy version of Manchurian. When I post
the babycorn Manchurian many people asked me about how to prepare Manchurian Gravy.
So I decided to post a recipe with gravy.
I love the mild sweetness and juiciness of the fried mushroom in the gravy while
eating. The taste explodes from the fried mushroom while eating. That is a
wonderful experience in this mushroom munchurian.
Often grouped with vegetables, mushrooms provide many of the
nutritional attributes of produce, as well as attributes more commonly found in
meat, beans or grains. Mushrooms are low in calories, fat-free,
cholesterol-free and very low in sodium, yet they provide important nutrients,
including selenium, potassium, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin D.
INGREDIENTS:
To make Fried Mushroom:
Button Mushroom, cut into 3- 4 pieces - 6 nos
All purpose flour/ Maida- 6 teaspoons
Corn flour- 3 teaspoons
Tomato sauce- 1 teaspoon
Soya sauce- 1 teaspoon
Salt- to taste
Sugar- pinch
Oil- to deep fry
Spring onion, to garnish- 1
Spring onion, to garnish- 1
To make Manchurian:
Oil- 2 teaspoons
Onion, cubed- 1
Green chilli- 2
Capsicum, cubed- 1
Garlic, halved- 3 cloves
Corn flour- 2 teaspoons
Tomato sauce- 1 teaspoon
Soya sauce- 3-4 teaspoon
Salt- to taste
Sugar- ¼ teaspoon
PROCEDURE:
- In a bowl add all purpose flour, corn flour, soya sauce, salt, sugar and water and mix well as semi thick slurry.
- Keep the mushroom pieces and dip well into the batter and deep fry till slight golden colour.
- In a pan add oil and add onion, garlic and green chillies and half cook them.
- Then add capsicum and spring onion and cook but not the green colour of the capsicum doesn’t leave.
- Add tomato sauce, soya sauce, salt and sugar to balance the taste.
- At last add the corn flour slurry (dissolve corn flour in a cup of water) and allow the gravy to become thick. add salt and sugar to balance the taste.
- If you want more gravy add little more water and season with pepper. Garnish with chopped Spring onion.
Lincy,your Manchurian looks so yummy and inviting me to try it.
ReplyDeleteYummy super
ReplyDeleteVery tempting clicks and mouthwatering too.
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ReplyDeleteYou must have made all mushroom lovers happy with this saucy dish... wish that I can slurp slurp my computer screen... hee hee...
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I love manchurian. Looks so slurpy and yummm...
ReplyDeletethis is so good lincy... love the look of it...
ReplyDeleteAt first, I thought it was 'chicken' but later it turned out to be 'mushroom' :) Very tempting clicks and mushroom manchurian looks splendid with vibrant colours :)
ReplyDeleteLooks super good!!I love mushroom and manchurian is a good way to go.
ReplyDeleteDrooling over here, mouth watery and super tempting manchurian recipe.
ReplyDeleteSuch a delectable manchurian..Love this any time.
ReplyDeleteCan't tell you how much I am going to love this..being a vegetarian I am so keen on trying this..thanks for this yummy entry :-)
ReplyDeleteI love indo chinese flavours this looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteSuch and inviting Mushroom Manchurian..Thank you for linking to my event
ReplyDeleteThis looks just like the manchurians from the restaurant!
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