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How to Make Chana Salad Recipe

THE ULTIMATE NO-COOK HEALTHY AND REFRESHING CHANNA SALAD OR CHICKPEA SALAD IS FULL OF VIBRANT COLORS AND FLAVORS. MAKES A DELICIOUS MEAL AND IS PACKED WITH PROTEIN AND FIBER!
When we hear salad, the only thing that comes to mind is tomatoes, onions. How boring? Right?  I have come up with new channa salad recipes, to make it look interesting I have asked food artist and my friend Sonam does amazing food art.
So let’s see how to make the SALAD.

 

INGREDIENTS

  • Boiled red Channa chaat garnished with onions,  tomatoes,  red chilli,  salt,  chaat masala, lemon etc
  • Cucumber
  • Cabbage
  • Cadbury balls

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METHOD 
  • Add chana, mix all veggies and seasoning. 
  • Squeeze lime while having.

I love everything about this salad bowl. It’s –

  • healthy
  • hearty
  • full of bold flavours and colours
  • protein-rich
  • filling
  • gluten-free
  • and can be vegan too!

Chana Salad

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Dt. Foram Krunal Modi
Dt. Foram Krunal Modi
She is the owner and founder of SlimPossibleDiets, with 5 years of experience in nutrition and dietetics. Academically, a diploma holder in food and nutrition and a Diploma holder in food and diet planning, from Tulip International, an affiliate of Gold Coast Training Academy (GCTA) Australia, Diploma holder in weight management from BFY , MUMBAI , a Diploma holder in clinical nutrition and Diploma in childcare nutrition from, VLCC MUMBAI. She worked for a lifestyle management and weight loss clinic for 2.5 years and now independent dietitian. HER MANTRA IS “ STAY CONNECTED, STAY HEALTHY “ She does not believe in giving medicines for obesity or any supplements, she thinks that the kitchen ingredients are enough to help for the same. An online diet consultant, and diet planner for therapeutic diets i.e. diabetes, thyroid, cholesterol, polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOD/PCOS) etc.
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