Vegetables In Schezwan Sauce

After that month long Mega Blogging Marathon we started our monthly Blogging Marathon from today. this is as usual three days a week for four weeks Marathon with different themes. My theme for this first week is Side dishes. Side dish which is served as a accompaniment with the main dish like a curry with rice or roti or a stew served with a bread .
                                                                My first recipe for this week is a Indo- Chinese recipe which is popular in India. Vegetables in Schezwan sauce this side dish I have prepared for our Buffet On Table in the theme of combo dishes. In that combo I made vegetable fried rice with chilli paneer and vegetables in Schezwan sauce as a side dishes. Chilli paneer recipe I have posted in the Mega Blogging Marathon. Now I got a chance to post this Schezwan vegetables recipe. There are two versions for this Schezwan vegetables recipe one is stir fried one and the other one is a gavy version with sauce texture. Here I am going to post the gravy version of Schezwan vegetables..
So Let's check the recipe..... 
INGREDIENTS:---
Onion   ---  1 big cut in to cubes
Carrot   ---  1 big cut in to rounds
Beans   ---  10 cut in to 1 inch pieces
Cabbage --  1 cup cut in to cubes
Baby corn  ---  5 cut in to rounds
Cucumber  --  1 small cut in to cubes
Capsicum   ----  1 big cut in to cubes
Schezwan sauce  ---  1/2 cup
Corn flour  ---  1 tab sp
Water ---  1 and half cup
Salt to taste
Sesame oil  ---  2 tab sp
Spring onion   ---  1/2 cup finely chopped
METHOD:----
1. Heat oil in a pan  bring oil to piping hot then add onion and cook till soft.
2. Now add carrots. baby corn, and beans cook for 5 minute in a high flame then add cabbage, capsicum and saute for 10 minutes.
3. Add Schezwan sauce salt to taste and give a good stir and cook for 2 minutes in a medium heat.
4. Add 1/2 cup water and keep cooking by the time dilute 1 tab sp cornflour in 1 cup water and add this to vegetables, mix well and bring to a full boil.
5. Switch off the heat and garnish with chopped spring onion green part.
Serve hot with any fried rice or noodles...

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