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How can one cook veg Manchurian in gravy at home?

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Answered on09/07/26

Veg Manchurian in gravy is one of those delicious Indo-Chinese dishes that can easily be prepared at home with a few simple ingredients. I really like how the crispy vegetable balls are combined with a flavorful, spicy, and slightly tangy gravy. The key seems to be getting the Manchurian balls crispy on the outside while keeping them soft inside, and then preparing a well-balanced sauce with garlic, ginger, soy sauce, chili sauce, and other seasonings. Adding fresh vegetables such as capsicum, spring onions, and carrots can make the dish even more colorful and flavorful. It is also great that the recipe can be adjusted according to personal taste, especially when it comes to spice and salt. This sounds like a perfect dish to serve with fried rice or noodles for a tasty homemade Indo-Chinese meal.

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Answered on05/13/26

Ingredients:

  • Cabbage – 1 cup finely chopped

  • Carrot – 1 finely chopped

  • Capsicum – little amount

  • Flour – 3 tablespoons

  • Corn flour – 2 tablespoons

  • Ginger-garlic paste – 1 teaspoon

  • Green chilies – finely chopped

  • Soy sauce – 1 teaspoon

  • Tomato ketchup – 2 tablespoons

  • Salt and black pepper as per taste

  • Oil for frying

Easy Method:

  1. Mix all chopped vegetables in a bowl.

  2. Add flour, corn flour, salt, and a little water to make a mixture.

  3. Make small balls from the mixture.

  4. Deep fry the balls until golden brown.

  5. Heat a little oil in a pan.

  6. Add ginger-garlic paste and green chilies.

  7. Add soy sauce, ketchup, and some water.

  8. Mix a little cornflour in water and add it to make thick gravy.

  9. Put the fried Manchurian balls into the gravy and mix well.

Serving Tip:

  • Serve hot with fried rice or noodles.

  • Add spring onion on top for better taste and presentation.

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Updated on05/21/26

Veg Manchurian in Gravy is everyone's favorite. Many types of vegetables are used to make Manchurian. Veg Manchurian is a Chinese recipe and today I am going to tell you how to make it easily at home and you can have it with fried rice or noodles.

Ingredients required:

Cabbage, carrot, capsicum, ginger, garlic (finely chopped), onion (finely chopped), green pepper to taste, green onion finely chopped, beans (finely chopped), oil, cornflour, soy sauce, one spoon, tomato ketchup, vinegar, salt flavor.

Method to cook:

Firstly, wash the cabbage and after cutting it nicely, mix it with other vegetables such as carrots, capsicum, beans. After that, put all the vegetables in the pressure cooker and add a little salt and boil it until it gets a whistle.

Then after that, take out the steam and filter all the vegetables and separate the water. Now add corn flour, salt and black pepper in vegetables and prepare the paste. Then put oil into a pan and put it on the gas for heating. When oil is heated, add deep fry the balls to make Manchurian.

For this paste, we will make small balls and deep fry them in oil util the balls become golden brown. Now we will prepare the gravy for Manchurian, for which we will heat two spoons of oil in a bowl.

Then add finely chopped onion, green chillies, finely chopped garlic, finely chopped ginger and let it run golden brown. After 2 minutes add finely chopped green onions, beans and roast for a while. After that, add soya sauce, tomato sauce and vinegar to it and put it on the other side, add a spoonful of corn flour in a bowl on the other side and make the solution and you will put this solution in paste.

Then after adding a little water, prepare the gravy. When the gravy comes to boil, put the balls of Manchurian in it prepared and stop the gas and your Manchurian is ready to serve.

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Answered on04/22/20
Fixings:

Cabbage, Carrot, Capsicum, All reason Flour(Maida), Corn Flour, Red Color, Ginger, Garlic, Salt, Ajinomoto, Soya Sauce, Chili Sauce, Vinegar, Tomato Ketchup, Spring Onion, Oil.

Step by step instructions to Make Manchurian Balls (Recipe)

1) Take some Chopped Cabbage, Chopped Carrots, Chopped Capsicum in a bowl. 2) Add some Maida and Corn Flour in equivalent extent. 3) Do not include Water. Tie and make little balls. 4) Deep Fry until earthy colored.

The most effective method to make Manchurian Dry.(Recipe)

1) Take some oil in a skillet.

2) Add Chopped Ginger and Saute

3) Add Chopped Garlic, Chopped Carrots and Sliced capsicum and saute for 2 to 4 mins on high fire.

4) Add Chopped Cabbage and saute for another 2 mins.

5) Add Soya Sauce, Vinegar, Chili Sauce, Ketchup, Ajinomoto, Salt to taste.

6) Mix well and Serve. Topping with Chopped Spring Onions.

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Answered on01/22/18

The reason behind this question is that, on an average a traditional Indian dish has at least 7 ingredients that often have various flavors or spicing that are heterogeneously combined so that each bite or mouthful can revel different combinations of flavor elements that burst upon the tongue at different times in the chewing process. The main distinctive factor about Indian food is the unique amalgamation of spices across different recipes. Indian cuisine is characterised by the extensive use of these spices, each imparting a unique flavor and making the dish uniquely aromatic. Also the way the in which the ingredients of the Indian Cuisines are paired is also a major reason which makes it distinctive.In Indian food all the ingredients has its own list of flavor compounds. In a recent research it has been found that in Indian Cuisine the ingredients are tended to mix in such a way that the flavors don’t overlap at all.

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Answered on06/17/19
Cooking at home is not a fixed method that we can follow. All using the different ways to cook veg manchurian in gravy at their own home.
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Answered on06/13/19
I always surf on Living foodz site. It’s the reference of cooking on the Internet. They have put together thousands of the best recipes from every part of the world. I love their Fried rice and Manchurian recipe.
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