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Hubby and me are not big fans of Chinese, we say that often but after the wedding when I was in Bangalore 80% of the time we went out alone for dinner we had Chinese, in a place called Kim Lee, the service was good and fast and we loved the food. Then Beijing Bites opened 2 minutes away from home so we did have there too a couple of times. At home Chinese is made at least 2 times a month. But when asked we still say naa we don't like Chinese food that much.
Anyways Manchurian, sweet and sour is something I make often since it is quick. There may be fried rice or noodles, or just soup and bread along side. This goes to the AWED - Chinese Cuisine hosted by Dhivya of Culinary Bazaar
Ingredients
1 cup Baby Corn, I used frozen
1/2 onion , cut into 1 inch squares.
1/2 bell pepper, cut into 1 inch squares.
4-5 cloves garlic, crushed.
1 green chili, Chopped (optional)
2 spring onions, chopped with greens
2 tbsp tomato ketchup
1 tbsp soya sauce
1 tsp balsamic vinegar
1 tsp cornflour, dissolved in 1/2 cup water
1 tsp pepper
salt to taste
Method
- Heat oil in a saucepan, add the baby corn in batches and brown them on both sides and cook completely. Remove from pan and keep aside.
- Heat more oil in the same pan, add garlic, the onions and bell peppers, cook for 2 mins they should be crisp. Add the baby corn.
- Add Ketchup, soya sauce, vinegar and sherry. Cook for 1 min.
- Add the corn flour mixture, salt and pepper, bring it to a boil.
- Add the green onions. Mix well.
- Serve immediately
22 comments:
looks like we both have been cooking somewhat similar recipes medha:) first with bharwan lauki and now sweet n sour veg(in mycase)/baby corns:) looks delicious...
Sweet and sour baby corn looks yummy and mouthwatering......
Look glossy and yummy Medhaa :)
love chinese food..one of our favs...baby corns are the best..so sweet and nutty..this sweet and sour dish looks gr8 yumm..
looks so delicious,..will go well with,,,fried rice or noodles.
Delicious entry looks mouthwatering. I love baby corns.
Wow my fav... lovely pic
That looks so beautiful :) So much for chinese not being a family fav!!! I am wondering what you would turn up with if it was actually a fav! haha :) Love the color on that dish. Looks remarkable. Thanks for sending it my way :)
DK
http://culinarybazaar.blogspot.com
great recipe...my all time fav soup is baby corn and now this recipe is added to my list of dishes with babycorn :)
Hmm.. Medhaa, Beijing Bites and then Rice Bowl and then Mainland China .... SO many Indo Chinese places... Bangalore has great restaurants.. Loved ur Baby corn recipe!
looks delicious..nice entry..
lovely colour Medhaa..looks just like the restaurant version!
first time on visiting ure blog. nice recipe. i love indo chinese.
Looks beautiful!!!
looks delicious medhaa..
nice entry for the event.
Corn looks delicious..I loved the colorful medley of veggies..
Delicious recipe, Medhaa. I have wonderful memories of Indian Chinese food- it is quite amazing.
baby corns are my daughter's favorite! Nice to have one more recipe on baby-corns :) Looks divine Medha! :)
looks delicious....
Looks yummy medhaa
I love baby corn! This is a great recipe. I am sure my family would like to try it. Will save the recipe!Thanks!
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