for all mushroom lovers, this is another fantastic spicy indo chinese recipe of mushroom manchurian. what i have posted is a dry version of manchurian mushroom.
this is excellent with bread, veg fried rice and even indian rotis accompanied with some schezwan sauce or even red chili sauce.
the pics of mushroom manchurian are not that good. still i am posting as this is a great recipe. i served the mushroom manchurian with some chapatis. they make a good starter or appetizer as well.
step by step recipe for mushroom manchurian follows:
1: take all the dry ingredients for making the batter in a bowl.
2: add water and make a smooth batter. not too thick nor too thin.
3: rinse, wipe and halve the mushrooms.
4: dip the mushroom in the batter.
5: and deep or shallow fry the mushrooms in moderately hot oil.
6: once the mushrooms are golden browned, remove and keep them aside.
7: heat oil in another pan or remove the extra oil from the pan in which we fried the mushrooms. add spring onions and stir fry them for a minute.
8: add the chopped green chilies, celery, garlic, ginger and some of the spring onion greens. stir fry for a minute.
9: add bell pepper/capsicum. i only had yellow bell pepper instead of green bell pepper. making the best use of what i had this day
10: stir fry till the capsicum gets cooked a little but still retains its crunchiness.
11: finally add salt, sugar, soy sauce and black pepper.
12: stir fry and mix well.
13: add the fried mushrooms.
14: stir fry and mix well so that the sauce coats the mushrooms.
15: remove and serve mushroom manchurian hot garnished with some spring onion greens and/or celery…. enjoy
You might also like to check these other Mushroom or Manchurian Recipes:
- Veg Manchurian
- Baby Corn Manchurian
- Kadai Mushroom Recipe
- Mushroom Pulao in Goan Style
- Mushroom Biryani E Dum Pukht
- Methi Mushroom – Restaurant Style
- Indo Chinese – Quick Chilli Mushroom
Mushroom Manchurian Recipe details below:
- 1 cup all purpose flour/maida
- 3 tbsp cornflour
- 1 tsp ginger garlic paste
- ½ tsp black pepper powder or freshly crushed black pepper
- 1 tsp soya sauce
- ¾ cup water
- salt & sugar as required
- 200-250 gms button mushrooms
- 3-4 spring onions, finely chopped – reserve the greens for garnish
- 2-3 green chilies, finely chopped
- 2 tsp finely chopped garlic
- 2 tsp finely chopped ginger
- 1 tsp finely chopped celery (optional)
- ½ tsp black pepper powder or crushed black pepper
- 1 tbsp soya sauce
- 1 medium size green or yellow bell pepper, sliced, diced or chopped
- salt as required
- rinse, wipe and halve the mushrooms.
- mix everything for the batter.
- heat oil for frying.
- dip the mushroom in the batter & fry them till golden brown.
- keep these aside
- heat oil.
- add the spring onion whites and stir fry them for a minute on a medium flame.
- now add the chopped celery, green chili, ginger, garlic and some of the spring onion greens.
- stir fry these also for a minute on a medium flame.
- add the black pepper, salt, sugar and soya sauce.
- mix well.
- add the fried mushroom to this sauce.
- stir so that the sauce coats the mushroom well
- serve mushroom manchurian hot garnished with chopped spring onion greens and celery.
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thanks yummy tasty
I found this recipe on pinterest and I’m so excited to try it! I had a mushroom dish in India and I can’t remember for the life of me what it is called but I’ve been craving it and this looks like it fits the bill! Thank you so much for posting this recipe!
thanks kate
Tq very much, its awesome, I had all ready tried it.
thanks
yum yum yummy I will surely try them
Nice recipe, have pinned for later, thanks. Your photos are not as bad as you say, it got published on foodgawker, mine never do LOL.
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i had a tough time selecting these photos… none of them came out well… mine have started getting published on foodgawker lately… otherwise before there used to be only rejections and rejections….
Mushroom manchurian looks very tempting, I can even empty the full bowl by myself….love itso much
Beautiful lighting, loveit!!
Hello Dassana!
Looks a very lovely and tempting dish!!! Will definitely try this as both me and my hubby LOVES mushroom and chinese -indian version
I have basic questions, as my attempts at using mushrooms at home made dish have not turned out like we have in restaurants:
- How to select mushrooms when I go to supermarket? Means, how do I know if it is good? Or which type are good?
- How to clean the mushrooms? Do we just wash it or peel the outer layer? Coz many times they look quite unclean.
Sorry again for so many questions!!
TC
thanks suruchi.
i usually get button mushrooms here. so i can only speak on selecting and buying button mushrooms.
the button mushrooms should have a clean white color. they should not be brownish or blackish. also they should be firm and not look sticky or moist.
i usually rinse the mushrooms in running water and remove the mud from my hands. i never soak them. i don’t get very clean mushrooms here. they have a lot of mud on them. if you get clean mushrooms, then just wipe the mud with a kitchen tissue or towel. you can also just brush the soil with a kitchen brush. no need to rinse them.
i don’t peel the mushroom at all. i just snip off a little portion of the stalk from the bottom, but do keep the rest of the stalk. if there are dark or mouldy spots on the mushroom than i just peel that part.
i hope this bit of the way i choose and clean mushrooms help you.
Thanks so much Dassana, for answering my basic questions!!! Your information does help. Will do as such next time…
welcome suruchi.
Hi Dassana,
I have tried couple recipes from your site. Out of those, your Hyderabadi Vegetable Dum Biriyani and Mushroom Manchurian turned out so well. Thanks for these real nice recipes.
I saw this talk about cleaning mushrooms here and I would like to add a tip. Rub a bit of corn flour on the mushrooms, to remove the mud and dirt and then rinse with water.
thanks radhika. do try some more recipes
also thanks for this handy tip. the suggestion of cornflour is a new one for me. i will surely try this tip as i get mushrooms sometimes with lots of mud on them.
Since I cannot imagine more than a few days sans mushrooms, this is a welcome addition to my recipe collection, which I’ll make soonest. Am not keen on frying but shall ‘play around’ with that aspect. Haven’t used ginger/garlic paste so small amounts of each will end up as a given
! Am rather looking forwards to the result!
dear eha, you can shallow fry the mushrooms. the corn flour and all purpose flour help in making the mushrooms crispy when you fry them, much like crisp fried veggies.
adding a little of the chopped ginger-garlic. but do add. they are a important part in this dish. don’t add ginger-garlic paste. the taste will be different if you add paste.
YUMM YUMM! pass me a beer and this please
Love indo-chinese food and loooooove mushrooms. Pinning the recipe. Will definitely give it a try!
hubbs is going to love this.. he is currently going through i will eat mushrooms everyday year:)
Yum Yum Yummmmmm!
This is lovely. And yes despite being kind of Indo-Chinese it would indeed be a great accompaniment for rotis.
Never tried making Manchurian with mushroom..I feel it might leave water when fried making it a little difficult to handle…but your look perfect. Might giv
Love any machurian varieties… This looks so inviting. will try soon
Delicious looking mushroom manchurian…love to eat the batter fried crisp mushrooms while making them…
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