gobimanchurian

Ingredients


Cauliflower(Gobi)-1

Green chilly-4

Big Onion-3

Ginger-1small piece

Garlic-4pods

Capsicum-1

Spring onion-2tbsp

Coriander leaves-1/4cup(opt)

Soya sauce-3tbsp

Chilly sauce -1tsp

Tomato sauce-1tbsp

Sugar-1tsp

Vinegar-1tsp

Salt-to taste

Cornflour -1tbsp

Water-1tbsp

Oil-1tbsp

gobimanchurian

Method


Clean and wash the cauliflower florets in salt water .Keep them aside .

Heat oil in a non stick pan ..Add chopped onion,ginger ,garlic and green chilly together and saute ..Saute till the raw smell goes.

Then add the cauliflower and capsicum to this and mix well ..Add pinch of salt and stir ..Now close the pan and cook the cauliflower for 10 minutes .In between stir them (Sometimes there is a chance of sticking in the pan)

After 10 minutes take one piece and bite it and see ..If u want the gobi to cook more close and cook .

gobi

Or if its cooked then add soya sauce ,chilly sauce,tomato sauce ,sugar ,vinegar and spring onion one by one ..

Mix this properly ..Check the salt ,we are adding soya sauce so be careful in adding the salt.Then sprinkle cornflour mix (mix corn flour in water without lumps) to this and stir .

Finally add coriander leaves (opt).It gives a nice aroma to the manchurain and increases the taste too ..So I used to add that ..

If u don’t prefer omit this step.Allow the cauliflower manchurian to cook for 10 more minutes in low flame (to remove the raw smell and taste of cornflour )

So the simple and yummy Gobi munchurian is ready to serve .Garnish with green chilly and coriander leaves.(U can increase or decrease the no of chilly)

Serve with fried rice ,chapaty etc

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Veena

35 responses to “Easy Gobi Manchurian No-Fry Version”

  1. Looking very much tempting…Awesome Veena.. I could not take my eyes back..

  2. That’s a nice variation! I make something similar for appam.

    Just a small typo I think you should correct. Instead of saying “omit” you have used “vomit” in one sentence. Do check that 🙂

  3. Wow looks fabulous!! so colorful and not fried means healthy too!!

  4. Evnewithoutfrying thye lok supr dleicous.

  5. Hi Nags ..Thanks alot dear ..i wonder how come this mistake came ..anyway thats so sweet of u to inform me .. 🙂
    Thank u happycook,Parita,Sreeviya and Nags for the lovely comments

  6. Sounds Interesting! Gotta try this version !

  7. wow no fry version will be very helpful for me as i tend to eat lot of gobi manchurian & end up feeling guilty ! looks awesome veena !

  8. Gita Jaishankar Avatar
    Gita Jaishankar

    This is such a healthy and lovley dish…I cant wait to try this one….very different from my deep-fried version 🙂

  9. Thats indeed an easy version and looks super yum…

  10. Yummy one Veena..perfect with appam n chapathi..:)

  11. Trust me,

    No one would believe that its not fried. The pictures are look awesome. Hubby dear and me are going to love this no deep fry version. Such a healthy treat to our taste buds.

  12. Excellent veena..this is a good one!

  13. Wow! no fry version?? That sure must be healthy!!

  14. looking so good and colorful..its my fav dear.. feel like grabbing it

  15. Wow that looks so colorful dear

  16. Dear Veena – You pictures look as delicious as the recipes you have posted and imeediately made me ravenous!

    Thanks for visiting my blog!

    Will have to try some of the recipes soon…

    Ruchi.

  17. Veena, nice curry, I always prefer such ‘no fry’ versions! 🙂 pinne choodokke engine, ivide nalla mazha peyyunnu… 😉

  18. Gr8 and I love the “no-fry” version.It makes me to drool and I have an award waiting for u at my space. pls do pick it up.

  19. Oh wow……that’s an flavourful recipe….looks yum….

  20. loved this no fry version… great combination with fried rice!

  21. Healthy!mouth watering!

  22. What a colorful pictures. Love the clicks and the food!! Nice variation from the usual…guilt free indulgence…this is what we want, thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe.

  23. Thats a cool thing to try….will surely do.

  24. Hi,

    This recipe is excellent.

  25. Looks good. Will definitely try it out and let you know the results.

  26. Thats so nice of u Radha

  27. Hi veena,
    shabs here…I think i have com eto ur space long back or have seen ur name somewhere. But now, I know….U r the other person who sent article to snehitha ya?…I also did. And pratheesh has sent a copy to all of us….Nice entry. good to know you.
    Shabs.

  28. Hi Veena,

    I tried out this receipe & it was awesome!! Though v like gobi manchurian, I rarely make it coz of initial frying.. Now with this receipe I can make quiet often..Thx for sharing this receipe Veena.. Really v both loved it!!

    Smitha

  29. wow !!!!!!!!!! looks yummy !!!!!!!!!!!

    am trying it right now !!!!!!!!!!!!!

    -smile always

  30. Useful blog post definitely a good contribution to the web.

  31. this is a very useful recipe without oil. most of my family members hates oil to be used in cooking. but this recipe seems apt to my family.

  32. Hi Veena,
    I was desparately looking for a gobi manchurian recipe which does not involve frying and I stumbled upon your take at it.
    Absolutely amazing!
    I tried it and came out really well!

  33. Love your recipe for Gobi Manchurian, but why is it called that? have made something similar to this with aubergines

  34. Hi Veena,
    So tempting and very easy cooking..liked it much..
    Thanks dear..and all the best
    Deepa

  35. jennifer alphonso Avatar
    jennifer alphonso

    Ingredients and cooking instructions need to be more precise.

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