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A nutritious, high‑protein Indo‑Chinese Manchurian made with cabbage, paneer and oat‑based protein balls. Each serving delivers about 23 g of protein, 33 g carbs, 18 g fat and 8 g fiber in just 393 kcal – perfect for a 30‑day weight‑loss plan.
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