Ingredients
Asparagus- 1 bunchPotato-1
Coconut- 1/2 cup
Jerra-1/2 tsp
Green chilli-1 slit
Coconut oil-2 tbsp
Salt
Method
1.Grind coconut along with jeera and green chilli. Make as a paste.2.Clean the asparagus by cutting its white edge and front side. Wash and cut into 1 inch size.
3.Chopped the potato. Pressure cook asparagus and potato for 2-3 whistle.
4.In a pan add boiled vegetable and grounded paste. Check for salt. Cook for 5 min.
5.Switch off the flame and add coconut oil and mix well. Avial is ready to eat with karakuzhambu.
Note:
1.You can replace different veggies of your wish. I tried with asparagus.It came good. :)Heath benefits:
Asparagus season is quickly approaching, so it is a good time to consider this tender and succulent member of the lily family.
- Asparagus is a good source of fiber and protein, both essential for good digestion and immunity.
- It contains a number of anti-inflammatory compounds that protect you from type 2 diabetes and heart disease.
- It has antioxidants, including one called glutathione, which is known to protect the skin from sun damage, pollution and the effects of aging.
- The Vitamin K in asparagus is excellent for healthy blood clotting and strengthening bones.
- Asparagus contains a unique carb called inulin, which remains undigested until it reaches the large intestine, where it helps to absorb nutrients better, and cut the risk of colon cancer.
- Good news for those struggling to manage their blood sugar: asparagus is a rich source of B vitamins, which are known to regulate blood sugar levels.
- Green asparagus is much more beneficial than white, say reports. The goodness is in the stalk, which contains vitamin A for better vision, potassium for smooth kidney functioning, and trace minerals that help boost immunity.
- And it also boasts vitamin E, which stimulates sex hormones in both men and women
Read more: http://www.care2.com/greenliving/7-amazing-health-benefits-of-asparagus.html#ixzz2zugRYzrL
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