I minced a white onion, green onions, a red onion and some celery. I put
them in pan with a couple spoons of olive oil. I left them going soft and
yellow-ish, added a couple spoons of curry and continued to move around the
curry/onion-mix. I continued the stirring until everything was brown, soft and
all the liquid was absorbed. I added a couple cups of vegetable broth to deglaze
the pan, added the cubed carrots and continued to cook it until the carrots
were soft. I continued to add some more broth when it all the liquid was
evaporated and stirred a couple times. At the end I needed some salt to adjust
the flavor.
Mix can be eaten hot, warm or cold. Once I mixed it with
some white rice for my office lunch. Another time I made some appetizers on Persian
Cucumbers (with sesame sprinkled across). The rest of the baby carrots went
into the freezer.
Carrot: came first from Iran and Afghanistan and they are
famous for their Vitamin A (b-carotene turns into vitamin A in our body).
Celery
(read on Wikipedia): Celery is used
in weight-loss diets, where it provides low-calorie dietary fiber bulk. Celery is often purported to be a "negative
calorie food"
based on the assumption that it contains fewer calories than it takes to
digest; however, this statement has no scientific merit.
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