Can so much nutrition and health benefits go into a Chutney???
Yes,it can, if you make this chutney. This chutney has Onion - which detoxifies your body and contains an organic sulphur, which is good for liver; Green bell pepper - which is low in calories, is a great source of fibre and folic acid; Red bell pepper - which has 11 times more beta carotene than green bell pepper has; Tomato - which has many beneficial nutrients and antioxidants and is rich in lycopene; Carrot - which makes you forget your Vitamin A; , Yellow Pumpkin which is so renowned for its anti oxidant qualities..... and Coriander leaves - which lowers bad cholesterol and increases HDL (good cholesterol)
Ingredients:
Onion - 1
Green bell pepper - a medium sized one
Red bell pepper - a medium sized one
Carrot - 1
Tomatoes - 2
Yellow pumpkin - 1 cup, cubed
Fresh chopped coriander leaves handful
Tamarind paste - 1/2 tsp
Salt to taste
For seasoning:
Cooking oil - 3 tbsps
Hing powder - 1/4 tsp
Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
Channa dhal - 1 tsp
Split urad dhal - 1 tsp
Green chilly - 1, slit
Broken red chillies - 2
Recipe Cuisine: South Indian; Category: Breakfast
Prep time: 20mts; Cooking time: 20mts
Yes,it can, if you make this chutney. This chutney has Onion - which detoxifies your body and contains an organic sulphur, which is good for liver; Green bell pepper - which is low in calories, is a great source of fibre and folic acid; Red bell pepper - which has 11 times more beta carotene than green bell pepper has; Tomato - which has many beneficial nutrients and antioxidants and is rich in lycopene; Carrot - which makes you forget your Vitamin A; , Yellow Pumpkin which is so renowned for its anti oxidant qualities..... and Coriander leaves - which lowers bad cholesterol and increases HDL (good cholesterol)
Ingredients:
Onion - 1
Green bell pepper - a medium sized one
Red bell pepper - a medium sized one
Carrot - 1
Tomatoes - 2
Yellow pumpkin - 1 cup, cubed
Fresh chopped coriander leaves handful
Tamarind paste - 1/2 tsp
Salt to taste
For seasoning:
Cooking oil - 3 tbsps
Hing powder - 1/4 tsp
Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
Channa dhal - 1 tsp
Split urad dhal - 1 tsp
Green chilly - 1, slit
Broken red chillies - 2
Recipe Cuisine: South Indian; Category: Breakfast
Prep time: 20mts; Cooking time: 20mts
Serves 4
Vegetables cleaned and chopped
Vegetables cleaned and chopped
Seasoning done in a kadai
Onions added and sauteed
Green and red bell peppers added
Tomatoes added
After tomatoes become mushy, add carrots, yellow pumpkins, salt and tamarind paste
After a little while, add the chopped and cleaned coriander leaves also. Keep on slow flame, sprinkle some water, if you want, cover a lid too, so that vegetables get cooked well.
All vegetables cooked to perfection. You can check carrot, if that is cooked, everything will be fine, carrot being the hardest vegetable in this lot.
Chutney ground, after the vegetable mixture cools down completely.
Serve with idlis or dosas. Even kids who are fussy about eating vegetables, love this chutney.
If you serve a superb variety of Dosa, with this vegetable chutney, which kid will refuse to eat it???
Categories: Chutneys
excellent chutney and a very good combination with idli dosai and chappathi and also it went well with bread.bhuvnarajesh
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