Back after an unannounced break with the simplest yet most healthy and as tasty dish. I am guest hosting the
Sprouts event of Mom Chef -Sizzling Tastebuds and had made 3 recipes for this purpose - This is not an uncommon dish to people who used sprouted grams - but the beauty of this dish is to sprout your own grams - it is truly amazing the wonder of things when you see the little white stems poking out of the gram only to grow long in a matter of a day! So give this a shot - you will be doing yourself a favor by eating this incredibly healthy dish, South Indian
Shtyle :)
Sprouting green gram requires soaking, draining and rinsing intermittently until such time you see some sprouts - Using a thin wetted towel could help this process -Although I did not have enough foresight to take pictures of the process, I do have some pictures of the dish :)
This is off to
the event - please follow link to see other entries and if you have not submitted one already, please do so - I will sprout back with some more dishes this week
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Healthy n delicious salad!!
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Erivum Puliyum
I like preparing sprouts at home, it´s not so difficult, it´s fun.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week Priya!
Yummy salad,guilt free snack..love it
ReplyDeletehealthy n nutritious dish....
ReplyDeleteTasty as well as healthy
ReplyDeleteLovely salad Priya!!
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Perfect for kids and even for us adults. :)
ReplyDeleteIt just reminds me that I have not made any sprouts in ages. Will go start making some today.
ReplyDeletedelicious looking sundal
ReplyDeleteI often prepare green gram sprouts at home. No doubt it is very simply and yummy.
ReplyDeletewas wondering, haven't seen u around for quite sometime :).. one of the best navrathri sundals.. welcome back :)
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Looks great!
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious
ReplyDeleteGood to see you're back :). I love sprouts; I always grow some on my kitchen windowsill- sunflower sprouts are my current favourite for theit sweet and nutty taste.
ReplyDeletei make sundal for our evening snack but never tried using sprouts..will make it soon...looks so good n more healthy too!!
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Very healthy snack for kids, awesome..
ReplyDeletevery nice dear....very healthy and yummy!
ReplyDeleteHealthy and fabulous salad.
ReplyDeleteNice healthy salad. This is my staple food these days
ReplyDeletean all time traditional sundal!!too good
ReplyDeletehey priya hope u doing well ! healthy recipe to spring back !
ReplyDeletevery healthy one ..
ReplyDeleteSuch a comforting dish! A regular at my home too:-)
ReplyDeleteWelcome back. Great salad.
ReplyDeletemmm... delicious and nutritious salad.
ReplyDeleteHello Priya, hope you are doing good. The sprounted payar sundal looks awesome and soo healthy. Would you like to link it to the event on my space?
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nice to see u back Priya :) this is a healthy n delicious sundal..
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Healthy recipe.
ReplyDeleteSprouts are the best way to include all the essential nutrients which are otherwise lost during cooking. Thank you Priya for sending this wholesome sundal to Healthy Morsels-Pregnancy :)
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