These dim sums are a healthy treat, because they’re full of veggies and they’re steamed-not fried. Finely chopped vegetables go in as a filling into dim sum shells made of flour and steamed until done. Eat them hot with the red and black sauces. Delicious!

A very famous salad from the Thai culinary repertoire, this is made using raw papayas, flavoured with tamarind and soya sauce and chilli powder. This is the perfect example of ‘simple yet delicious’ delicious food! Peanuts are high in calories and fat, however it is a key ingredient that enhances the unique flavour of this salad, therefore I've added it in moderate amounts. It is important to wash and store the grated papaya refrigerated, wrapped in a muslin cloth. A blend of sweet and tangy flavours makes this salad a must-try. Tamarind and lemon juice impart tanginess whereas the sugar substitute balances this. What’s more, this salad is a real health booster, since raw papaya is rich in calcium, vitamin A and C!

On first look this recipe might seem to be no different from other Oriental recipes, due to the combination of vegetables and sauces. However, it turns out to be quite unique because of the texture and consistency brought about by the combination of ingredients, the method and order of cooking them, and especially the addition of vegetable stock. Indeed, the Vegetable Hong Kong Style is a delectable and wholesome fare, which you are sure to enjoy.

Two all-time favourites from India and China come together to surprise you! This unique samosa is made with a filling of noodles and juicy veggies perked up with soya sauce and vinegar. The total effect is mind-blowing, with the crunchy samosa cover giving way to a succulent noodle filling. Serve the Chinese Samosa hot and fresh, while the textures are still fresh and scrumptious. Indeed, a perfect snack that can be served as an evening snack as well as a starter for any party.

Exotic vegetables served in a crispy noodle basket, everything about this recipe is truly imperial.

This dish is unmistakably Oriental, through and through! A colourful assortment of veggies is stir-fried to give it a delectable crunch that only perfect stir-frying can achieve. Noodles topped with these crispy veggies, succulent paneer and a tongue-tickling peanut sauce makes a satiating one dish meal within minutes. The sweet and sour peanut sauce used in this recipe is a quick-fix made using peanut butter, tamarind pulp and other ingredients. It is quite convenient and easy to make. You can stir-fry the veggies, prepare the noodles and the peanut sauce ahead of time. However, assemble the Oriental Stir-Fry Vegetables in Peanut Sauce just before serving. You might have to re-heat the sauce and veggies before doing so.

Sumptuous and mouth-watering Spring Rolls make a perfect starter for a Thai feast. Stuffed with crunchy and colourful veggies, perfectly cooked noodles and flavour enhancers like green chillies and coriander, these Spring Rolls offer an ideal balance of flavour and texture. The use of garlic and coriander gives this snack an inimitable Thai character.

Thin, pungent sauces are commonplace in Oriental cuisine. But, this fabulous creation features a sauce that is both peppy and creamy by virtue of combining soy sauce with cornflour. This sauce goes really well with the delightful combination of crunchy and colourful veggies chosen for this recipe. The Vegetables and Noodles in a Creamy Sauce is further enhanced by the crunch of sesame seeds and peanuts that are used as a garnish! Relish it hot and fresh, otherwise you will miss out on the fantastic interplay of textures. Serve with some Kapi Cho Potatoes or Spring Rolls for a simple and satisfying meal.

Here is something that looks so appealing you won’t have the heart to bite into it; but it smells and tastes so appetizing you just cannot help devouring it! Scrumptious taro nest prepared with noodles and cornflour is topped with a warm salad of mixed vegetables, soya sauce, honey and other ingredients, to create a irresistible starter. The veggies in the salad are minimally sautéed so that their flavour is enhanced without losing the crunch. Assemble the Taro Nest with Warm Salad just before serving.

Manchow soupy noodles recipe | Chinese Manchow soup noodles | Manchow soup with noodles | with 33 amazing images. Manchow soupy noodles are a satisfying and flavorful meal that is perfect for a cold day or a quick and easy dinner. Learn how to make Manchow soupy noodles recipe | Chinese Manchow soup noodles | Manchow soup with noodles | Manchow soup with noodles are a delicious Indo-Chinese dish that combines the warmth of a hearty soup with the texture of noodles. The soup typically includes a rich broth and lots of vegetables. Known for its rich, spicy broth, this Manchow soup with noodles is filled with finely chopped veggies like carrots, cabbage and capsicum, all stir-fried in garlic and ginger for a burst of flavor. The Manchow soupy noodles is then thickened slightly with a cornflour slurry, giving it a satisfying texture, while soy sauce, chilli sauce, and vinegar provide a tangy, umami-rich taste. Topped with crispy fried noodles and fresh green onions, Manchow soupy noodles are the perfect comfort food for a rainy day or a quick fix for Chinese food cravings, offering a balance of spice, crunch, and warmth in every bite. pro tips to make Manchow soupy noodles: 1. Garnish your Manchow soup with chopped spring onions, coriander, and chili oil for added flavor and visual appeal. 2. You can add any other vegetables like mushrooms, broccoli or even paneer cubes as a variation to make this recipe. 3. Do not overcook the vegetables to retain their crunch and freshness. Enjoy Manchow soupy noodles recipe | Chinese Manchow soup noodles | Manchow soup with noodles | with step by step photos.

Believed to have originated in Java, Indonesia, satay sticks typically refer to chunks of marinated meat roasted in skewers. Try this vegetarian version of the crunchy finger food. Along with peanut sauce and maybe tea, this is the perfect accompaniment for a nice movie!

What does spring mean to you? A bounty of veggies, a splash of colours, fresh flavours? Well, experience all the vibrant joys of spring, wrapped inside this scrumptious Spring Dosa. A tasty stuffing of crunchy veggies, boiled noodles and peppy sauces is the highlight of this delicious butter-cooked dosa, which is a hot favourite sold by Mumbai’s street food vendors.

Rich in the goodness of the 3 Bs – broccoli, bean sprouts and baby corn, this dish is a real hit on all occasions and on all counts! Since all three of the key ingredients have different textures, the overall feel is unique… and awesome! Just don’t miss this one! You can also try other diabetic friendly stir-fries like Broccoli, Mushrooms and Bean Sprouts Stir Fry or Raw Papaya and Cabbage Stir-fry .

A delicacy from Thai cuisine, Peppered Mushrooms, Paneer and Cashew is more than what the name suggests! Although pepper does give this dish its characteristic flavour, other ingredients like ginger and garlic, sliced onions and capsicums, soy and chilli sauces play a very important role in giving this multi-textured dish a dashing flavour. Serve it immediately to enjoy the texture of the mushrooms, cashew nuts and veggies and their vibrant flavours. While we have prepared this dish with paneer, which appeals to more people in India, this dish can be made authentically with tofu as well.