If I told you that I made this snack without using a single drop of oil or saturated fats, would you believe me? Well, you got to because this evening healthy snack is indeed made without oil or any saturated fats.Evenings are the time when I really feel like snacking and the very first thought comes to my mind is to sit with a pack of doritos or a grill cheese sandwich.
But i know it's not healthy for me to snack this way...partly because one sandwich is not filling and I end up eating two.
And this healthy eating idea doesn’t come always to me but when it comes…I end up making something like cornpuri. I really liked it and so does hubby. Its taste, smell, and colour all are comforting and I don’t have to spend too much time on making it or doesn’t require too many ingredients. A bowl of cornpuri fills you enough and it has all the chatpatta taste of the roadside bhelpuri.
Here’s the recipe
Ingredients
Sweet corn kernels (boiled, I used can ones)100 g
Chopped carrots 2 medium sized
Lemon Juice 1tsp
Chopped green chillies
Chopped coriander leaves
Oregano herb ½ tsp
Salt to taste
Method
Combine carrot, corn, lemon juice, green chillies, herb, coriander and salt in a medium sized bowl and serve. Can this be any easier?
P.S: In place of oregano herb, you can even add pepper powder or red chilli powder. I have this habit of adding oregano to everything.
7 comments:
Sounds nice! Can you add something else into it instead of carrots! Mushroom??? Peas?? tell me tell me
Please revive your other blog too!
@Munchmany
first of all, i love to see your comments.You are my favorite.
Secondly,you can add anything that makes it healthy and tasty.How about some nuts?
yeahhh...nuts maybe! But what abt mushroom? that reminds me...i have just developed a taste for continental food. Any good veg continental recipes that you have up your sleeve???
How about fried toffu in some kind of and sweet sauce? you make me thinking.
When you add carrot in this, do you boil it first? I guess you have to, otherwise it will be not be soft.
Nishtha, I didn't boil carrots in this recipe as I used tender carrots and boiling it would have taken away the crunch.
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