Receta Manchurian Burger

by Radhika

Manchurian Burger

June 13, 2011 By Radhika 31 Comments

Though the recent rains have brought down the heat well it also brought down a tree down on the phone junction box which left me with no internet connection for almost a week. Now the service people have reinstalled the box again and everything is fine now. I have a lot of catching up do now with the creations of my fellow bloggers.

Today’s recipe is a typical Indo-Chinese version that was concocted with the available things in my pantry and fridge a week ago.

Manchurian Burger / Rolls

Mix together shredded cabbage, carrots and cauliflower in a bowl. Add finely chopped green chillies, soy sauce, chilli sauce and tomato sauce and mix well. Let it be for 10 mins.

You can see the moisture being released by the veggies. Mix all purpose flour, rice flour, corn flour and salt for the whole recipe in a bowl together.

Sprinkle the flour little by little over the veggies and mix well to a dough consistency enough to form patties without adding water.

Shape the dough into cylindrical shaped croquettes and place it on a greased plate.

Heat oil in a kadai and drop the Manchurian croquettes one by one and deep fry to a golden brown and remove on a kitchen paper.

How to serve:

Slit the dinner roll on one side without cutting through. Apply tomato sauce on one side and place the deep fried Manchurian croquettes in it and press it lightly.

Serve piping hot with tomato ketchup.

This is enough to keep you filled till Dinner time and also makes a wonderful school snack box item for the kids. My kids loved it very much. They in fact named it in their own version “Chinese Pav bhaji”. Well what’s in a name anyway as along as it is tasty and healthy?

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