Not even a day i prepared rajma cutlets with sweet potatoes... earlier i have soaked half a packet of dry rajma beans and i pressure cooked the complete soaked rajma where i used only a cup of this pressure cooked rajma for making out patties, somehow i managed to prepare some dishes with the remaining rajma eventhough i had some more leftover cooked red kidney beans in my fridge.. i finished those cooked rajma beans by making out a delicious, easy, healthy and colourful salad with some shredded carrots, steam cooked french beans, tomato chunks, few mozzarella cheese chunks by adding finally those left over cooked rajma beans, i served this salad with a easy and simple yogurt dressing prepared with greek yogurt with pepper and salt..It was such a simple salad, suits incredible as a starter for a lunch with pasta or with some steamed cooked veggies, as a light meal if u really feel hunger even after having ur lunch or for dinner with simple soup, u can also make out sandwich with this refreshing salad with toasted bread slices.. am damn sure that everyone at home will definitely love this colourful chunky salad...
1/2cup Red kidney beans/Rajma (leftover)
2nos Tomatoes (chopped as cubes)
1cup Carrots(shredded)
1/4cup Steamed cooked french beans (chopped)
1/2cup Mozzarella cheese chunks
1cup Greek yogurt
Salt
Pepper powder
Take the leftover cooked rajma, chopped tomatoes,shredded carrots, chopped french beans chunks and mozzarelle cheese chunks , give a stir and keep aside..
Before serving, add enough salt and pepper powder to the greek yogurt, whisk gently and add this dressing to the already prepared salad, toss gently and serve immediately as salad..
Enjoy the colourful salad!
looks so perfect...yummy n delicious!
ReplyDeleteSalad looks so tempting and perfect..
ReplyDeleteLovely salad! Healthy and colorful too!
ReplyDeletelovely salad.... Looks colorful too...
ReplyDeletethe picture looks so inviting!yummmm
ReplyDeletelovely and colourful salad inviting me
ReplyDeleteGreat salad! So healthy, and has protein, too!
ReplyDeleteyou are right... everyone will like this salad...
ReplyDeleteIt really looks tempting...
The picture is really nice.
Healthy colourful salad..
ReplyDeletePerfect and rich salad
ReplyDeletewow priya that s a healthy and delicious salad yummmm.
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious salad!!!
ReplyDeleteRajma & vegetables makes such a healthy combo
ReplyDeleteWhat a colorful salad that is...
ReplyDeletehealthy salad looks perfect!!
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Such a healthy salad and also looks very colorful.
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I am not big on Rajma but your dish sure looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteInteresting Combo..Rajma with the richnesss of veggies
ReplyDeleteHealthy salad...thanks for the entry
ReplyDeleteso very colourful priya..
ReplyDeleteGreat Salad. Hope you will be sending some salad or soup to NCR:Store cupboard.Looking forward to it.
ReplyDeletePriya I always read your recipe first and then the first para later after commenting.so always miss out your entries to events.Next time I will read it in the order you have posted and then comment
ReplyDeleteLovely salad, looks healthy and colorful.
ReplyDeletei would really love to have that bowl..so colourful and yummy..
ReplyDeleteBean salad is great at any busy weeknight!
ReplyDeleteHealthy & Colorful yummy salad.
ReplyDeleteAwesome salad Priya...love the melted cheese on top :)
ReplyDeleteLovely entry, as always. Thanks so much for participating again this month!
ReplyDeleteHi Priya, just getting a closer look at your salad from Jacqui's NCR round up. Looks yummy :o)
ReplyDeleteLove this bowlful!!
ReplyDeletepriya can u tell me how long it should be soaked and pressured for how many whistels for rajma to become soft for salad
ReplyDelete@Poornima, usually i soak the dry rajma overnite and pressure cook them for 1 whistle or else upto 2whistles, its largely enough to cook the rajma..
ReplyDeleteHope this helps..