Keto Fried Cabbage Momos#SundayFunday

Fried Cabbage Momos is a low-carb twist to the traditional momos. If you have been missing out on your favorite momos while following a Keto diet, try this Keto Fried Cabbage Momos. It’s perfect comfort food but without those extra carbs. Try these low-carb momos for guilt-free snacking anytime you want. 
Ingredients
1 Medium White Cabbage
2 Spring Onions/ Scallions - chopped finely
1 Teaspoon Ginger Garlic Paste
500 Grams Minced Meat ( I used half if each beef & pork)
1 Tablespoon Soy Sauce
½ Teaspoon Red Chilly Flakes
½ Teaspoon Level Pink Himalayan Salt
½ Teaspoon Black Pepper Powder pepper (to taste)
Butter (for frying)
Method
Remove the center stem creating a well so that the leaves can loosen while boiling.
Parboil the white cabbage boiling water for 3- 4 minutes. 
Once the Cabbage Leaves are done, remove the Cabbage Leaves from the water.Drain and remove excess water with a towel, then divide the cabbage into single leaves.
In a bowl, mix the finely chopped spring onions, ginger garlic with the minced meat. Season with salt, red chilly flakes and pepper, but be cautious with the salt due to the soy sauce.
Now depending on the size of the Momos you want and the size of the Cabbage Leaves present, you can either use one whole Cabbage Leave to make a Momo or tear the leaf in half. It's really up to you!
Lay out the cabbage leaves and place one tablespoon heaped of the stuffing on each leaf. 
Fold them up and close tightly.
On the same container, which you used to boil the Cabbage, put a strainer and add a little oil to it and spread it around. Add the Momos one by one to it, and cover it and let it cook for about 12-15 minutes. Cool them a little. 
Heat a pan with butter and fry the momos 
until they turn brown on both sides.
Serve the momos with Sriracha sauce or soy sauce for dipping.
Labels: Keto, Low Carb, Momo, Cabbage, Meat, Asian Cuisine, Sunday Funday 
For Sunday Funday we are sharing Momos Recipes
Sneha's Recipe
Sneha's Recipe

Happy Home-maker and culinary enthusiast.

1 comment:

  1. Awesome you did it so nicely, at first I thought you used rice papers for this. I got confused as they are so nicely wrapped cabbage rolls.

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