Craving for a quick snack? Want it to be healthy and aid your weight loss goals? This one is dedicated to weight watchers who wish to eat a low calorie, tasty sandwich! This is my personal healthy recipe for a good low-calorie open-faced sandwich.
Here’s what you will need:
- Finely chopped purple cabbage (you can use normal cabbage) – 250 gm
- Shredded carrots – ½ cup*
- Finely chopped onions – ½ cup
- Finely chopped fresh coriander leaves – ½ cup
- Shredded paneer – ½ cup
- Chilly ginger paste – 1 tbsp*
- Salt to taste
- Multigrain bread – 6 slices
- Green chutney (coriander, garlic, chilly, ginger)
- Butter or ghee for toasting
Method
- In a big bowl, add cabbage, carrot, onion, coriander and paneer and mix
- Add chilly ginger paste and salt to the mixture
- Take a multigrain bread and spread a tsp of green chutney, top the bread with 3 tbsp of vegetable mix. Repeat this process for all slices.
- Grease a pan with butter or ghee and put the slices with vegetable mixture on it to get toasted for 3 to 5 minutes on medium flame.
- Once the base of the bread is golden brown, remove it.
- Cut diagonally and serve immediately.
- Add some cheese on the prepared open bread sandwich if required
Highlights of the Low-Calore Open-Faced Sandwich
- It has so much color on the plate and gives you the required antioxidants, flavonoids, vitamins and minerals in a quick way
- Reducing the use of an extra bread makes it a light snack
- It tastes absolutely delicious!!
*Abbreviations: 1 cup = 200 ml, 1 tbsp = 15 ml
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