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    Masala Corn

    Apr 21, 2015 · 8 Comments

    My 138th recipe, "Masala Corn", the most easiest and healthy anytime snack. I love having snacks during my evenings, like the maida biscuit I shared yesterday. I do not mind whether it is baked or fried or steamed as long as it is delicious. But there are times when my inner self wakes up and craves for something healthy. This masala corn is my goto snack at such occasions. It is very quick and easy to make, extremely healthy and has all the flavors needed to make a great snack. Salty, Sweet, Sour, Spicy. Freshness and a little bit of zing. Masala Corn is the result when all these experiences are put into a small cup. It is perfectly portable too. All you need is a paper cup and a plastic spoon for you to enjoy it anywhere. And you will not be left hungry at any time of the day. Sweet Corn is probably one of the healthiest foods available on earth and you will never have to think twice before having a spoonful 😉

    masala corn

    Masala Corn

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    Cook Time 5 minutes mins
    Total Time 5 minutes mins
    Servings 2

    Ingredients
      

    • Sweet Corn Kernels From Can - 1 Cup
    • Butter - ½ Tbsp *Skip if Vegan
    • Salt - 1 small pinch
    • Ground Black Pepper - 1 Small pinch
    • Red Chilli Powder - 1 Small pinch
    • Lemon extract - ½ tsp
    • Chat Masala - 1 Large pinch
    • Coriander leaves - ½ tsp Finely Chopped
    • Mint - 1 Leaf Finely Chopped

    Instructions
     

    • First, drain the liquid from the can and transfer the sweet corn kernels to a small pan. Heat in medium flame until the excess liquid evaporates and the corn is heated through.Turn off the flame.

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    • Immediately, while the corn is warm add the butter. Mix well until the butter gets melted and coats the corn kernels.

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    • Now, to the corn, add all the other ingredients listed above. Mix well until everything is combined.

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    • Enjoy warm.
      masala corn   masala corn

    Notes | FAQ

    - The first step would depend on what kind of sweet corn kernels you are using. If you are using fresh one, you may need to cook them in boiling water first before using. I used sweet corn from a can. So I started with draining the excess water from the can.
    - Adjust the quantity of all ingredients as per your taste.

    Sending this recipe to the First Blog Anniversary Celebration of Delectable Flavours.
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    Comments

    1. Ree says

      May 15, 2015 at 5:20 am

      I make these often!!! Perfect evening snack!

      Reply
      • revifood says

        May 15, 2015 at 7:24 am

        Thanks Ree.

        Reply
    2. Christine says

      April 23, 2015 at 9:28 am

      I love coriander but have never had or used the leaves! Excited to try this.

      Reply
      • revifood says

        April 23, 2015 at 10:20 am

        Hi Christine, thanks for stopping by. You should probably start using it. It makes the food taste fresh. It is also known as cilantro and parsely. Just to let you know so that you don't get confused.

        Reply
        • Christine says

          April 23, 2015 at 10:21 am

          OMG I love cilantro and use it all the time. Now I feel like a dork.

          Reply
        • Srini says

          October 02, 2015 at 3:28 pm

          Parsley and Cilantro(Corriander leaves) are two different herbs

          Reply
          • revifood says

            October 02, 2015 at 9:22 pm

            Hi Srini, there are 2 kinds of Parsley. There is one available in Asia, and called specifically as Chinese Parsley. This is just a different name for Cilantro / Coriander leaves. Only the European Parsley is a different herb.

            Reply

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