High-Protein Veg Manchurian
Crispy soy chunk and vegetable balls tossed in a tangy Indo-Chinese sauce.
Nutritionper serving
- approximately 239 kcal
- Protein: approximately 5.3 g, 8% of calories
- Fat: approximately 7.8 g, 28% of calories
- Carbs: approximately 40.2 g, 64% of calories
Not counted: Soy chunks and Coconut aminos.
Ingredients18
- 60g
- 300g
- 100g
- 100g
- 1.5tbsp
- 0.8tsp
- 1tbsp
- to taste
- to taste
- 2tbsp
- 2tbsp
- 0.8tbsp
- 100g
- to taste
- 1tbsp
- to taste
Cookware
- Frying pan
Contains
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Steps10
Step 1. Soak the soy chunks
Soak 60 g in boiling water for 15 minutes.
Step 2. Drain and chop soy
Drain, squeeze well, rinse 2–3 times, drain again, and finely chop or mince the .
Step 3. Mix the vegetables
In a bowl, add finely chopped , , and .
Step 4. Season the mixture
Add the chopped soy along with , dark , , , red chilli , and .
Soy chunksStep 5. Bind with flour and starch
Add and and mix until the mixture binds together.
If planning to freeze, squeeze out a little excess water from the vegetables first.Step 6. Cook the balls
Shape into balls and cook in a lightly greased pan on medium heat until golden and cooked through.
Step 7. Sauté the aromatics
In a pan, sauté , , chopped , and chopped capsicum.
Vegetable oilBell pepperStep 8. Add the sauce ingredients
Add , a little , red chilli , , and a little slurry.
Step 9. Thicken the sauce
Cook until the sauce thickens slightly.
Step 10. Toss and serve
Turn off the flame, add the prepared Manchurian balls, toss gently, garnish with spring onions, and serve hot.
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