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Some healthy and quick recipes

These days we have very busy and tight schedules, which makes it really difficult to invest a lot of time on cooking and preparing something that will be tasty and also healthy at the same time. Thus keeping these things in mind, I have figured out some tasty, yet healthy food preps which might not serve as a whole meal, but can be well categorized as healthy snacks.

Disclaimer: the names of the dishes might not be the authentic names, as I have modified them according to my taste and named them accordingly :)

I have options for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians, so hope you enjoy reading these. Please do try these and let me know in the comment section below how was it for you :)

1. Egg Pan Cake

All you need is: Egg, Milk, Maida, Onions, Carrot, Capsicum.

Take like 150 gms of maida, add one whole egg to it and mix well. Mix the required amount of milk to the mixture to get a semi-liquid like consistency. To this mixture add finely chopped onions, carrot, and capsicum. You can also add chili/pepper, whichever is preferred according to your taste. And of course, don't forget to add salt to the mixture (according to your taste). Take a non-stick tawa and add just one teaspoon of oil, let it warm up. Then pour this semi-liquid mixture on the tawa (in a round fashion) and let it cook for some good 4-5minutes. Turn it on the other side and also let it cook for 3-4 minutes.

That's all, done! The egg pan cake is ready to be served with some ketchup or green chutney!

2. Modified uttapam

We all know that the authentic uttapam requires a lot of effort of soaking rice and daal in the required amount, making a paste of it, so on and so forth! So here I am gonna give you a quick and very easy way to make uttapam, which tastes almost similar to the authentic one.

All you need is: Suji/Rawa, Sour curd, Tomatoes, Onions, Carrot, Capsicum(it is optional)

Take like 150 gms of suji/rawa, add 200-250 gms of curd to it so as to form a semi-liquid paste. Add salt according to your taste to the mixture. Keep the chopped onions, tomato, carrot, capsicum and chilies aside. Take a non-stick tawa and add just one teaspoon of oil, let it warm up. Then pour this semi-liquid mixture on the tawa (in a round fashion) and put the required quantity of these chopped ingredients on top of the mix in tawa. Cook for like 7-8 minutes (only in one side).

Done! Desi modified uttapam ready to be served!

3. Chila

All you need is: Gram flour (or besan), Tomatoes, Onions, Carrot, Capsicum(it is optional)

Take like 150 gms of gram flour (or besan). Add finely chopped tomatoes, onions, carrot, and capsicum (optional). You can also add chili according to your taste. Add salt to the mixture (according to your taste) and the required amount of water to make the mixture into a semi-liquid consistency. Take a non-stick tawa and add just one teaspoon of oil, let it warm up. Then pour this semi-liquid mixture on the tawa (in a round fashion) and let it cook for some good 4-5minutes. Turn it on the other side and also let it cook for 3-4 minutes.

Yes, it is ready to be served with ketchup!

4. Sprouts salad

All you need is: Mixed Bean Sprouts, Tomatoes, Onion, Lemon, Spring onion (optional)

Chop onion, tomato, spring onion (optional) and chili finely and mix it with the mixed bean sprouts. Squeeze a lemon from the top and add salt according to your taste.

Ready to be served!

5.  Banana Milkshake

All you need is: Bananas, Milk, Some condensed milk (optional), Cardamom powder

Take two ripe banana, 250 ml milk, some condensed milk (optional) and sugar (according to taste). put all of these together in a mixer and mix it well. Put some ice cubes and mix again (this step is again optional). Pour into a glass and put a pinch of cardamom powder on top and stir well.

Now it is ready, a healthy and yet a filling shake!

(You can also replace banana with any juicy fruit of your choice and make the shake)

Try these! (the quantity mentioned serves well for one person)

Wish you all Happy and healthy eating!
Take care <3













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