Saturday, March 27, 2010

Veggie Spring Roll and Manchow Soup

Manchow Soup is my Hubby's favourite Chinese Soup.Yesterday, for his B'day made this soup for him. I haven't tried this soup on myself only in restaurants we tasted, this was the first time cooked myself. It came out very nice and tasty and my Hubby enjoyed a lot with chewy noodles and veggies. First, in my list of recipes for my hubby's b'day got tom yam soup. But, my Hubby didn't want shrimps for his b'day menu. Then, i decided to make Manchow Soup from Siddhi's blog. Siddhi is my favourite blogger friend with a cute smile, She got a more colourful and Vibrant blog with superb spicy food recipes and tempting desserts. I like all food from her blog, especially manchow soup and all dessert items. Here is the recipe follows for you,



For Manchow Soup:

Ingredients:

1.Shredded Cabbage - 1 cup
2.Finely chopped Carrots - 5 tbsp
3.Chopped Mushroom - 1/2 cup
4.Chopped Green Bell Peppers - 1/4 cup
5.Chopped Red Onions - 5 tbsp
6.Finely Chopped Spring onions - 3 tbsp
7.Finely Chopped Ginger - 1 tbsp
8.Finely Chopped Garlic - 1 tbsp ( Garlic os not much hot like Indian Garlic, use according to it)
9.Finely Chopped Green Chillies - 1
10.Lemon juice - 2 tsp
11.Chicken stock - 4 cups ( i used 2 cubes)
12.Dark Soy Sauce - 1 tbsp
13.Chilli sauce - 2 tbsp ( i used garlic chilli sauce)
14.Black Pepper powder - 1 tsp
15.Corn Flour - 1 tbsp ( use according to your desired soup consistency)
16.Cooked Noodles - 1 cup ( i used my pad thai rice noodles)
17.Salt - to taste

Preparation :

1.First prepare the chicken stock and keep it aside.
2.Heat oil in the pot, add the chopped ginger,garlic,green chillies,spring onions and red onions. Saute for a while till the raw smell of ginger n garlic goes off in medium flame.
3.Then add the mushroom saute for 2 mts and then add other chopped Veggies cook for 2 mts.( veggies should be in crisp)
4.Now add the chicken stock, salt and let it boil , then add the soy sauce, chilli sauce, salt and black pepper powder.
5.Close the pot with the lid to cook for 5 mts, meanwhile mix the cornflour with enough water add it to the pot.
6.Stir it well and close the pot with lid to cook in medium flame
7.Heat separate pan and fry the noodles with little bit of oil to bit crisp.
8.Now the Hot Soup is ready to serve with fried noodles.

I didn't taken the picture the soup with fried noodles, i added the fried noodles before serving.






For Veggie Spring Roll:

Ingredients:

1.Spring roll Wrappers - 6
2.Canola oil for deep frying
3.Mix 1tbsp of cornflour with little bit of water in separate bowl for wet the edges of Spring roll.


For Sauteeing:

1.Oil - 2 tsp
2.Shredded Cabbage - 1 bowl
3.Thinly sliced carrots - 4 tbsp
4.Thinly Sliced Mushroom - 4 tbsp
5.Chopped Green Bell Pepper - 3 tbsp
6.Thinly Sliced Bamboo shoots - 2 tbsp
7.Bean Sprouts - 2 tbsp
8.Salt - to taste
9.Light Soya Sauce - 1 tbsp






Preparation:

1.Heat oil in a pan, saute all the veggies lightly ( should be in crispy). Don't cook fully and add the soy sauce and salt.
2.Saute it nicely in medium flame till the sauce get sticks to the veggies.
3.Now spread the sauteed veggies in the plate  to cool.
4.After 15 to 20 mts, heat oil in the kadai for deep frying. Meanwhile, wrap the spring roll with veggies.
5.Deep fry the rolls till it turns golden brown and drain it in the kitchen towels.
6.Then serve hot with ketchup.

20 comments:

  1. even i love manchow soup, had it here after a very long time,both are my fav actually...spring rolls looks very crispy and perfect snack for any spl day..soup looks perfect and just like restaurant style....looks very delicious and very tempting sathya,...have a great weekend sathya,enjoy...

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  2. Soup and spring rolls!!!!yummmm..am inviting myself to ur place..really tempting Sathya..

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  3. spring rolls looks super...and yummy soup..
    hanks for the comments..you are always welcome to our blog dear..

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  4. First up, Happy B'day to your better half. You are on a Chinese food roll here. Each and every dish could be a favorite. I totally agree non-veg is simple and easy to cook compared to veg dishes for sure.

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  5. nice menu!.. both look delicious n tempting.

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  6. The spring rolls and the soup just look perfect and so welcoming....making me literarily drooling....

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  7. Dear Sathya,
    I must say ur hubby is a very lucky man. the soup looks yummy and crispy spring rolls too. U hav a nice collection of recipes,will try some soon ! thanks for visiting my blog.cheers!
    B
    http://sizzlinspice.blogspot.com

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  8. Ive posted samosa today..will try veg roll next ..thnx for giving step by step pics..

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  9. Wow Spring rolls are awesome. Thanks for stopping by. will be back.

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  10. That's an awesome thai cusine, love it!

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  11. The soup and the rolls are very tempting. You have put in lot of effort dear. Kudos!

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  12. hey sathya...lovely spring roll and soup...hey i am very happy that u tried my version of manchow soup and liked it a lot...thnx a lot for the sweet words u have written about my blog...hearty thnx...

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  13. for where you buy spring roll wrappers ?

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  14. Soup and rolls looks so tempting and yummy.

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  15. Love spring rolls, gotta try them at home.. and the soup looks spicy and yummy!

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  16. Clear Explanation and picture. Good Work. And the Manchow Soup is new to me. Thanx for sharing.

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  17. Love the roll & soup, Hats off to ur patience Satya !! Am sure ur hubby must have enjoyed well !!

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  18. Dear Satya ,
    The spring roll and soup look amazing.A very yummy combo.
    I have a chain post waiting for you in my blog please accept it.
    http://kiranjay.blogspot.com/2010/04/ten-women-i-like-most-chain-post.html

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  19. Thanks for sharing your wonderful recipes.
    Your measurements are very specific.
    Today I am going to try out your double beans gravy.
    Thank u once again.

    Jayanthi Chandrasekaran.

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