With due apologies to the actual manhcurian.........this is my version and i have it with paranthas!.......can't get anymore "fusiony" than this!
INGRDS
200 button mushrooms(cut into half)
4 tablespoons of cornflour +1 tablespoon of flour(maida)
salt and pepper to taste
1 capcicum cut into med. sized pcs
2 spring onions cut into pcs
1 tablespoon gingergarlic paste
1 tablespoon each of soya sauce,tomato sauce,red chilli sauce and green chilli sauce
1 tsp cornflour dissolved in a little water
METHOD
1. Make a paste with the cornflour and flour,salt,pepper and water.coat the mushrooms in this batter and deep fry till done(takes about 5 mins)
2.In a wok/kahhai,heat 1 tsp of veg. oil....fry the ginger garlic paste.....now saute the onions(the bulb portion of the spring onions) and capcicum(on a high flame)..till the onions are slightly caramelised.....add the sauces and 1/2 cup of water..let it come to a boil.....taste the seasoning.......add the last bit of dissolved cornflour..........the mixture will thicken..then add the fried mushrooms and the spring onions(the green portion).
3.Serve hot.Although i like this with roti/paranthas..this makes a really good starter......and ofcourse goes well with fried rice.This recipe is adapted from the weikfield cornflour carton(they have the recipe printed on one side)Poonam frm.http://kandepoherecipes.blogspot.in/2012/02/award-time.html
Divya fromhttp://divyasculinaryjourney.blogspot.in
and Princy from/http://spicyfoood.blogspot.in/.......were sweet enough to pass on these awards to me..........thank you guys..I'm really touched!They have really nice blogs themselves so please folks do check their blogs out too.i learn so much from all my blogger buddies..............the most important fact being that i think that all you guys are great!
INGRDS
200 button mushrooms(cut into half)
4 tablespoons of cornflour +1 tablespoon of flour(maida)
salt and pepper to taste
1 capcicum cut into med. sized pcs
2 spring onions cut into pcs
1 tablespoon gingergarlic paste
1 tablespoon each of soya sauce,tomato sauce,red chilli sauce and green chilli sauce
1 tsp cornflour dissolved in a little water
METHOD
1. Make a paste with the cornflour and flour,salt,pepper and water.coat the mushrooms in this batter and deep fry till done(takes about 5 mins)
2.In a wok/kahhai,heat 1 tsp of veg. oil....fry the ginger garlic paste.....now saute the onions(the bulb portion of the spring onions) and capcicum(on a high flame)..till the onions are slightly caramelised.....add the sauces and 1/2 cup of water..let it come to a boil.....taste the seasoning.......add the last bit of dissolved cornflour..........the mixture will thicken..then add the fried mushrooms and the spring onions(the green portion).
3.Serve hot.Although i like this with roti/paranthas..this makes a really good starter......and ofcourse goes well with fried rice.This recipe is adapted from the weikfield cornflour carton(they have the recipe printed on one side)Poonam frm.http://kandepoherecipes.blogspot.in/2012/02/award-time.html
Divya fromhttp://divyasculinaryjourney.blogspot.in
and Princy from/http://spicyfoood.blogspot.in/.......were sweet enough to pass on these awards to me..........thank you guys..I'm really touched!They have really nice blogs themselves so please folks do check their blogs out too.i learn so much from all my blogger buddies..............the most important fact being that i think that all you guys are great!
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yummy mushroom manchurian.....
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Simran, this is totally new to me...what a wonderful twist..YUM!
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Looks so delicious, you have done it very well, awesome..
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Never tried mushroom manchurian. Looks yum. Will try soon.
ReplyDeleteI have never had this type of mushrooms. They look very good! Well done!
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looking great n iam sure i tastes best..........congrats on ur awards...
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ReplyDeleteThis is a quick recipe... Looks delicious too...
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hi anisha.thank you..........no,i didn't forget..the thing is that a couple of posts back(grape raita)..i had got the same award and written the 7 things and passed on the awards....wasn't sure if i should be doing it again.......do you think i should?
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Deletegoing now to tey this yummmy dish....thanxz ;;manisha
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