Cooking Time Required: 5-1o mins
Cost of preparation: 10-15 rupees
Ingredients:
- Green moong( 50 gm)
- bengal gram ( 30 gm)
- lemon (1 nos)
- cucumber (half, medium size)
- onion (1 no., small)
- tomato (1 no, large)
- mint (pudina leaves)
- green chilli ( 1 no.)
- black salt ( to taste)
- pepper powder ( 1/2 tsp)
- cumin-chilli powder (1/4 tsp)
- 1 tsp olive oil
Preparation: Soak the green moong and bengal gram overnite. Wash in the morning and keep in a germinator. If the germinator is not available, keep the pulses in a normal kitchen colander(used for draining excess water) or put in a muslin cloth and hang it( my mon still uses this method ) . Basically, the germinating vessel should be such that it allows free circulation of air.
Allow for 10-12 hours of germination time( this will vary according to the time of the year, i.e., germination is much faster during the hot summer months.
Cooking: Heat the olive oil in a pan. Add the pulses, and stir fry for about 4-5 mins. Mince the tomato, cucumber, chilli, mint leaves and onion into very small pieces. Transfer all the ingredients to a mixing bowl, add the black salt, lemon juice, pepper powder, cumin-chilli powder. Mix well and you have a healthy snack time option.
Alternately, instead of stir-frying the pulses in olive oil, the oil can be directly added to the mixing bowl.
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