I had left over vegetables from my hakka noodles preparation. I was thinking about what to do with it. Wanted to try the steam momos. However my kids preferred fried one. So I have decided to do the fried one. We have big fan club for momos in office. However whenever we go out to have momos we end up working over weekend so we have decided not to eat to avoid working over weekend. So it has been while since I had momos. It came out crispy and extremely tasty. Initially I wanted to pack to office but in the end it is not even enough for us 🙂
Ingredients
Oil for deep frying
For Stuffing (It is same as what I had for Hakka Noodles)
Pls refer to Hakka Noodles for step by step pic
Mixed vegetables – 5 Cups (Capsicum mixed color, Cabbage, mushroom, carrot) finely chopped
Spring onions – 2 (chopped finely)
Chilli sauce – 1/2 teaspoon
Tomato sauce – 1/2 teaspoon
Soy sauce – 1.5 teaspoon
Green Chilli sauce – 1/2 teaspoon
Pepper powder – 1 to 2 teaspoon adjust to your taste
Salt per taste
Oil – 4 teaspoon
Mix flour, salt and oil together. Add water to make a smooth pliable dough. Just like our poori dough. Keep aside covered for 1 hour.
Cut all the vegetables into thin strips.. I have done it fine because my kids prefer it fine. Keep it aside. Heat the oil. When it is hot add Garlic and ginger and fry till garlic is in light brown color. Add onion and fry till it is brown in color
When it is hot add carrot, Capcicum, cabbage, mushroom and green onion one by one at regular interval (30 sec gap) and fry them in high flame. Don’t over cook the vegetables. Vegetables should be crisp
Keep a teaspoon of vegetable at the center and fold into momos shape.Make momos and keep it aside.
Heat the kada and add oil for deep frying. When the oil is hot add prepared momos. fry in medium flame till it is brown in color. Take out and drain the extra oil and put it on tissue paper to drain extra oil
Enjoy this with tomato or chilli sauce
27 Replies to “Fried Momos”
sure want to try this:)big fan of momos:)but not yet tried:)so crispy momos:)
i like fried one veena.. send me a parcel pls 🙂
Include me too in ur fan club of momos…yours have come out perfect.
Haven't tried frying momos,Veena..filling looks yumm:)
sure want to make steam one not a big fan of fry stuff.
Tasted them when we visited Nepali Restaurant once. Liked both steamed as well as the fried one. Like your version too. would like to have it with soy sauce.
cute tempting inviting momos.
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momos look great. nice one
Looks divine!!! Nice presentation ;)love to follow u..
looks so perfectly done 🙂
very interesting recipe dear..
very cute one….
Delicious and inviting momos.. Love it..
wow.. tempting..
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These look delicious! They must also be very flavorful. Great recipe!
I just discovered your blog and browsed through some of your recipes, they all look scrumptious!
I really enjoy reading your posts 🙂 you have a new follower!
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Fried momos look so delicious ….luv the clicks.
Simply superb
lovely recipe and mouth watering.
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Interesting snack, nicely done
Crunchy and yummy momos.
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How cute Momos!!! 🙂
Hats off to your stepwise pics dear!
I like the steamed one and hubby the fried one. These have come out very well
I love momos esp those steamed ones…..this looks very yummy
Never tried frying momos. Should be good. You've got the shape of momos very well
Hi Veena, this look so tempting and scrumptious. Very nice shape.
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