In today's age where people are becoming more and more aware about their health and fitness, I thought let me share a healthy salad with you. This recipe is not only easy to prepare but is also very appealing in terms of colour and texture. I am sure you will love this salad and can easily wipe off a bowlful in one go, just as I did.
Ingredients:
For dressing :
1/2 Lemon's juice
2 tbspns Honey
1/4 tspn Pepper powder
1 tspn chopped Basil leaves
Salt to taste
For Salad :
1 cup grated Carrot
3 tbspns Black Raisins (Soaked in hot water for 15 minutes)
1 tspn roasted Sesame (Til)
Salad dressing (as given above)
Salt to taste
Method:
To make dressing :
Squeeze out fresh lemon juice in a bowl. Mix honey, pepper powder, chopped basil leaves and salt into it. Set it aside to use it in Salad.
To make salad :
Take grated carrots, black raisins, roasted sesame in a mixing bowl. Pour the dressing over it. Mix all the ingredients and serve immediately
Notes:
In the dressing, basil leaves may be substituted with fresh mint leaves
Preferably red carrots should be used
Stepwise Pictures:
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Ingredients:
For dressing :
1/2 Lemon's juice
2 tbspns Honey
1/4 tspn Pepper powder
1 tspn chopped Basil leaves
Salt to taste
For Salad :
1 cup grated Carrot
3 tbspns Black Raisins (Soaked in hot water for 15 minutes)
1 tspn roasted Sesame (Til)
Salad dressing (as given above)
Salt to taste
Method:
To make dressing :
Squeeze out fresh lemon juice in a bowl. Mix honey, pepper powder, chopped basil leaves and salt into it. Set it aside to use it in Salad.
To make salad :
Take grated carrots, black raisins, roasted sesame in a mixing bowl. Pour the dressing over it. Mix all the ingredients and serve immediately
Notes:
In the dressing, basil leaves may be substituted with fresh mint leaves
Preferably red carrots should be used
Stepwise Pictures:
Yes, we mak this sometimes without the til garnish, but adding more veggies. Yummy.
ReplyDeleteWow! The salad looks so inviting! I love the Indian carrots or so called Delhi carrots. they are so brightly coloured and so juicy. I love the addition of raisins. It takes the healthy quotient further up.
ReplyDeleteAdding basil to the dressing is a nice twist, I also add peanuts to this salad..
ReplyDeletelooks very yummy ,colourful and healthy salad
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice combo! I can't wait to try that dressing! Honey + pepper.. sounds cool!
ReplyDeletewow..very healthy and yummy salad!!
ReplyDeleteKande Pohe
I like the dressing, so simple, yet so refreshing!
ReplyDeleteAny particular reason or using dark raisins or can we sub with golden ones?
Toasted & copped walnuts will make a great addition, don't u think?
You may even use golden raisins. I used black for the contrast looks. Addition of walnuts is also a great idea. Thank you so much Manasi!!!
Deletesuper sala..way of preparation looks awesome
ReplyDeleteso colorful and healthy salad !!
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ReplyDeletewow....healthy salad out there...great recipe
ReplyDeleteThis is so nice an easy for hot summer months..adding a few croutons and a fistful of rice will be my Lunch.
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wow healthy and look tasty.....Awesome....
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Your step by step photos are very detailed. I love them. I used to make a version of this when I used to cook at a nursery school and the kids loved it!
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Healthy and delicious!
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