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    • Millet Salad Bowl The inspiration for this dish comes from the good old Indian comfort food, Khichadi. Typically khichadi is enjoyed with pickle and some sort of salad made from onions and tomatoes. You also have simple potato stir fry with this dish. It's also companied with some palm jaggery. . My favorite part of this dish was the dressing. Read all the way to find out why :) My salad bowl has all the components of the traditional meal with a little bit of twist.. Millet : The sprouted Pearl millet is cooked with turmeric, cumin seeds and a touch of asafoetida. Stir fry : I have used Jerusalem artichoke with a little bit of red chili powder and a lot of Haldi, I love the flavor of Jerusalem artichoke and didn't want do overseason. Scrub the artichokes, slice onions. Heat some oil in a pan, add turmeric,saute both the vegetables till done. Add salt and red chili powder. Fruit : Pomegranate seeds add a touch of tart and sweet and I love it. Pickle yogurt : The yogurt is flavored with because masala and drizzled with pickle oil. Whisk the yogurt with some pickle masala and salt. Mix and drizzle with pickle oil. Greens dressed: Peppery arugula leaves add the necessary freshness and salad component to the bowl. Dressing : Khichadi is not eaten without Ghee. So my salad dressing is made with Warm Brown Butter, palm jaggery, dash of Kasundi and lemon. Mix lemon juice, Kasundi and palm jaggery, when the butter melts, whisk it and add the lemon mixture. A touch of sea salt and you are set. A touch of sweet Since in winter often sesame is eaten, for crunch I have added a few pieces of sesame Gajag. I hope you enjoy my take on Millet salad bowl #feedfeed #food52salads
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