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Moong Sprouts & Grapes Salad with Lemon Honey dressing

Moong Sprouts is always present in my pantry.. And after Moongachi Usal, Sprouts Adai, I used these to make myself a quick Sprouts & Grapes Salad with Lemon-Honey dressing today. And teamed with toasted bread, it was a perfect light lunch for Saturday noon. It requires almost zero time to make, if you have the sprouts on hand. Team it up with any fruit and sprinkle some salt / pepper, and you have a fabulous light snack to munch on even in the afternoons. Off this goes to:

Blogging Marathon, Only Sprouts – event by Pari, hosted by Priya, Indrani’s Winter Veggies Event & Vardhini’s New U. Also to my event Kitchen Chronicles â€“ Cooking with leftovers – hosted by Veena. And to MLLA # 43, hosted by Chez Cayenne, event bySusan.

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Prep time :10 mins.Cook time : NIL. Serves :2  

Ingredients:

  • Moong Sprouts – 1 cup
  • Chopped fruits – 1/2 cup (I primarily used up black grapes that were in my pantry)
  • Tomatoes – chopped – 2 TBSP 
  • Onions minced fine – 2 TBSP

Dressing:

  • Chaat Masala – 1/2 TBSP
  • Red Chilli powder / Black Pepper Powder – 1/2 tsp
  • Lime juice – 1 TBSP
  • Honey – 1 tsp
  • Salt – to taste (optional) . I didnt add any 🙂

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Method:

1) Chill and mix both the sprouts & chopped (and pitted grapes),onions and tomatoes in a large bowl. 

2) In another cup, mix the dressing ingredients well. Use 1/2 tbsp of vinegar in place of the lemon juice if desired.

3) Just before serving,add the dressing into the sprouts – fruits mix and toss well.

4) Serve immediately on a bed of lettuce (well, I ran out of lettuce, so had this straight on:))

Notes:

  • Grapes are only indicative. You can use a medley of fruits : pineapple chunks, peeled and cubed apple, orange segments, sweet lime : all these work wonderfully well.
  • Add red chilli flakes instead of red chilli powder / pepper powder for a hot and new experience in the dressing.
  • Ensure all the ingredients (except dressing / topping) are chilled before serving – that way they get perkier and crunchy when you eat. If using apples, add them just before serving as they brown on exposure (due to oxidation)

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21 Comments

  1. Very colorful and healthy salad, Kalyani..thanks for linking it to my event

  2. Priya Sreeram

    healthy,colourful and just what my tummy is craving for right now 🙂

  3. The Pumpkin Farm

    lovely colors, black grapes are banned at home as little one has severe chest infection. The moment the ban gets lifted, will try this combination

  4. healthy and colorful too!

  5. Nalini's Kitchen

    Colorful and healthy salad,looks yum…

  6. These look really nice and colorful 🙂

  7. Priya Suresh

    Yum yum,thats a super breezy and nutritious salad..

  8. This looks so healthy and easy! Thanks for another great entry to My Legume Love Affair.

  9. healthy n inviting salad…

  10. MySpicyKitchen

    Lovely color.. I like moong spouts in salads..

  11. vaishali sabnani

    super healthy n delicious one with all the wonderful colors this salad is surely tempting!

  12. someone s cooking all healthy and fancy these days nicey nice

  13. Cool Lassi(e)

    Great healthy salad!

  14. Gayathri Kumar

    Very nutritious salad…

  15. HemasAdugemane

    nice and healthy salad.

    Ongoing Event: MurariAnniversary-Giveaway-2012

  16. I am all for recipes with sprouts and this salad looks healthy and inviting. Nice clicks Kalyani.

    Vardhini
    Event: New "U" – Healthy Eats
    Event: Healing Foods – Cauliflower

  17. Thats my type of salad looks so colorful.

  18. A Kamalika Krishmy

    Colorful and healthy Salad…

  19. Healthy n yummy! Sprouted moong is very delicious …I love it!

  20. Sorry for being late in checking your posts! Such a healthy salad!

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