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Mixed Vegetable Manchurian

This is a favourite introduction from the Indo-Chinese cuisine. The crispy fried balls floating in the spicy tangy sauce is served as a main course dish with rice or noodles. Well, before you read ahead about this lip-smacking and addictive dish, you will have to erase that figure on the weighing scale for those few indulging moments with the fried vegetable dumplings. Alternatively, I had decided to keep away from the high fat content and so, prepared the vegetable balls by steaming them. Yes, I guess, the palate has to sacrifice that crunchy fried taste to have a healthy diet!

The “vegetable manchurian” with a rich gloss deserves its place on the spread when you have guests and parties. These crispy balls can also be fried and served minus the gravy to make a dry cocktail snack. Save this tip to flaunt that chef in you. Add bits of minced meat, fish or chicken along with the base, to make the balls suit the meat-lover’s palate.

 

Mixed Vegetable Manchurian

Time taken: 30 min

Taste-o-meter: Spicy

 

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Method for steaming the vegetable balls:

 

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