Have you ever tried cooking cauliflower in a Chinese style? Here is a great recipe…Cauliflower Manchurian that is bound to sweep your guests off their feet! Watch Chef Vikas and then try out this quick and delicious looking recipe. A little but of Hindi... - 94.4415

Those fond of Indo-Chinese recipes will love this dish. Gobi Manchurian is made in Indian and Chinese style, which means both the type of spices are used. Manchurian is one of the famous starters in India. It is delicious and tastes spicy. Do check out the... - 136.801

A simple and easy Gobi Manchurian Recipe. - 56.1214

A simple and easy Gobi Manchurian Recipe. - 51.6086

The video is over two months old - recorded the day after I made 'vadas', gobi 65 and samosas (yet to be published). - 20.1971

1. Cut cauliflower in to medium sized florets. Wash and drain on a kitchen towel. 2. Mix cornflour, all purpose flour, salt, pepper powder and red chilli powder along with little water to make it a thick paste. 3. Heat oil in a pan. Dip cauliflower florets... - 58.8693

Gobi Manchurian is an all time favourite Indo-Chinese Starter/Appetizer. It's relished by everyone I have come across. A spicy, sour appetizer that leaves you wanting for more! - 38.6972

Vegetable Manchurian! Were you looking for a tasty and filling vegetable dish that you can serve for a dinner party? Then Vegetable Manchurian is definitely the recipe for you. Trust me, your guests will love it!. - 47.6098

Very popular Indo-Chinese appetizer. Deep fried Cauliflower Fritters cooked in sweet, sour and spicy Chinese based gravy! Goes well with plane boiled rice, noodles! - 42.8631

Cut the cauliflower in to florets of medium size, dip in warm water. Keep aside. Make a batter of corn starch & all purpose flour (both in equal quantities). Add salt and pepper. The batter should be slightly thick. Dip the cauliflower florets in the... - 39.4937

Manchurian, a unique combination of Indo-Chinese ingredients, cooking style and flavors, is probably one of the most loved “Chinese” dishes in India and features on the menu of almost every Chinese restaurant, take-out and food stall in the country. Watch... - 152.377

Boil the florettes for 3-4 minutes in plenty of water, to which a tbsp. of milk has been added. Drain and pat dry on a clean cloth. Make thin batter out of flour and 2 tbsp.cornflour, adding 1/4 tsp. each of ginger and garlic and red chilli powder and salt to... - 47.9392