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26 January 2008

Republic Day Special Dish : Beans-Carrot Thoran

When I saw Pooja's blog and her theme of the week - orange, white & green - event, my mind starting whirring into action. I thought of making a tri-coloured sandwich with carrot and cilantro chutney. I thought of using the chutneys on a dosa. Finally, zeroed in on one of my favourite dishes, thoran, using carrots and beans.



Here is wishing all my Indian readers a very happy Republic Day.

May we all live in peace and harmony just like the vegetables, coconut and masala in this curry blends to make a great-tasting dish.



For thoran recipe, click here.

This post goes over to Creative Pooja's very creative event.

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23 Comments:

  1. Happy Republic day Nags
    Very clevr to make this dish
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  2. Nags..that looks lovely..what a colourful dish...
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  3. Happy Republic Day, Nags!
    colorful thoran...:)
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  4. Hi Nags,
    Those 3 colors are looking so Fresh Nags :) .
    got the entry and email . thanls for being a part of celebration dear.
    check my post today and round up on monday.
    A very ahppy republic day to you :).
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  5. Nags, the first pic look gorgeous. Happy Republic day to u too.

    ~ Siri
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  6. mmm..yummy nags..toran does make my mouth water..love the first pic ..actually the 2nd pic too ;)
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  7. i too thought of all the options and rounded up on the sand wich:) good that you made toran.. looks yummy
    happy republic day
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  8. So colourful Nags I hope you had a nice day. :-)
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  9. Love the first picture, very colorful :) great entry for the event...
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  10. Looks really fantastic, one we used to have regularly growing up but never really appreciated. Now I do :)
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  11. That is very clever, Nags.:-)
    I like your first pic.
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  12. I’ll have to make a new rule for myself. Don’t come to your blog when I am hungry! Everything looks so delicious!
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  13. I love the colour of your dish :-)
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  14. that is my fav thoran too :)
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  15. Hmm very clever!very very ;)
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  16. The first photo is just a treat for the eyes...such vibrant and fresh colors! Love your thoran and the sentiments behind it.
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  17. Hi. I saw you've never heard of guava. You must try it! lol
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  18. nice combo with beautiful colors nags
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  19. Tirang ke rang bhardiye! The picture is lovely.
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  20. Hi Nags,
    Am blogging your Thoran as a model recipe in the 1001 Kerala curries cookbook at http://ramkicooks.blogspot.com/

    /Thanks for the recipe
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  21. The recipe cannot be seen in this page..where is it??
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  22. Anon - sorry about that. Since I had posted lots of thoran recipes before, I didn't repeat it here. There is a link to the thoran recipe on the post, please click there to see it.
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  23. Tirang ke rang bhardiye! The picture is lovely.
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