Serving: Approx 16 Manchurian Balls
Ingredients:
For the manchurian balls:
- 2 cups cabbage (Finely Chopped)
- 1/4 cup Capsicum/French Beans (Finely Chopped)
- 3 tbsp Cornflour
- 1 tbsp All Purpose Flour (Maida)
- 1 tsp Green Chillies (Finely Chopped)
- 1/2 tsp Ginger Paste
- Salt To Taste
- Black Pepper Powder To taste
- Oil for Frying
For the Sauce:
- 2 tbsp Oil
- 2 tbsp Chopped Capsicum
- 2 tsp Soy Sauce
- 2 tbsp Cornflour dissolved in a cup of Water
- 2 pinches of Sugar
- 1/2 tsp of Ginger Paste
- Salt To Taste
- Pepper Powder To Taste
Method:
For the vegetable balls :
- Combine All the ingredients, except oil, in a bowl and mix well.
- Divide the mixture into round balls.
- Heat the oil in a kadhai and deep-fry the balls in batches on a medium flame till they are golden brown in colour from all sides.
- Drain on an absorbent paper and keep aside.
For the manchurian sauce :
- Heat the oil in a pan.
- Add Ginger paste and capsicum and sauté on a high flame for a few seconds.
- Add 1 cup of water, soya sauce, cornflour paste, pepper, sugar and salt, mix well and simmer for another 2 minutes or till the sauce thickens.
- Keep aside.
Just before serving add vegetable balls to the sauce and bring it to the boil. Serve hot.
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its an awesome…can u plz tell us how 2 jain schezwan sauce?
thanks, will try to learn and upload the recipe for schezwan sauce soon
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Will try to do it soon
Hi,
I tried the recipe, and it turned out pretty neat. Though my sauce collie was not that great. Maybe I overdid the maida. Thanks anyways,
Dishita
hi,
I saw the receipe of jain manchurian but its surprising to see that it contain Ginger too…..
Jain people don’t eat even ginger.
So, this manchurian cannot be called as JAIN.
Hey Nupur Jain, plzz try dry Ginger . We call it as Sunth in Gujarati, try that.
Hi cn u plz tel hw to mke jain schezwaan sauce
please make one correction-jains do not use ginger, so omit that.
yes ginger is a kandmul,so it cant be a jain.
instead, opt for dry ginger, also termed as sunth.
which is even preferred by the jain sadhus and sadhvis
i tried making it.
but it did not turn into dough consistency.
so cudnt make balls.
so wat sud i do for tat.
pls tel me as soon as possible.
add more flour to it
how much pepper powder to be used?
how much pepper powder can be used?
To Taste
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I tried it and it came out really nice. Thx so much.
Very nice..
When u mix all the ingredients, it doesnt get firm enough to be shaped into a ball. How to fix
as jain v dont eat ginger..so can u tell alternative for ginger..
if optin for dry ginger ; then how much n wont d taste differ
Even the soya sauce contains garlic and onion powder, so is there anything we take instead of tht
The soya sauce I buy does not have onion or garlic powder. I live in Canada and we have a huge choice of soya sauces. I’ve never seen any of them with onion or garlic powder in them.
thank you 🙂
Just a clarification how can ginger be jain, it is not possible. Please rectify the recipe.
Hi Paras, Ginger is usually not allowed however most of the jains do eat for health benefits, similar to Turmeric (Haldi). Alternatively you can use Dried Ginger crushed which is called Soonth.
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can we use any other item instead of soya sauce
This recipe sounds very good. I’m wondering though … it lists “1/4 cup Capsicum/French Beans (Finely Chopped)”. Does that mean 1/4 cup of capsicum and french beans, or should it read just French beans? Thank you.