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Veg Manchurian Dry
Make Veg Manchurian Dry, a popular Indo-Chinese recipe, with proper tags, ingredients, timing and step-by-step cooking guidance.
Total
50 mins
Prep
25 mins
Cook
25 mins
Skill
Intermediate
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About Veg Manchurian Dry
Veg Manchurian Dry Recipe
Veg Manchurian Dry is the classic Indo-Chinese dish of crisp vegetable balls tossed in a spicy soy-garlic sauce.
Veg Manchurian Dry is written for real home kitchens with Green Chillies, Black Pepper Powder, All-Purpose Flour (maida), and Table Salt. Follow the steps in order, keep the timing practical and adjust seasoning at the end for a balanced result.
Why this recipe works
- Squeeze excess moisture from chopped vegetables before shaping balls.
- Fry the balls until crisp before tossing.
- Keep dry manchurian glossy, not watery.
Serving idea
Serve hot in the familiar restaurant or street-food style with spring onion, chilli sauce, fried rice, noodles or a matching Indo-Chinese gravy depending on the dish.
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Coat and cook
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Nutrition values
Estimated energy
For 1 serving, based on measured ingredients.
Protein
13.1 g
Fiber
14.3 g
Macro breakdown
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589kcal
Energy
13.1g
Protein
67.6g
Carbs
30.1g
Total fat
14.3g
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