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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22 People Said..:
Happy Republic day Nags
Very clevr to make this dish
Nags..that looks lovely..what a colourful dish...
Happy Republic Day, Nags!
colorful thoran...:)
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 :).
Nags, the first pic look gorgeous. Happy Republic day to u too.
~ Siri
mmm..yummy nags..toran does make my mouth water..love the first pic ..actually the 2nd pic too ;)
i too thought of all the options and rounded up on the sand wich:) good that you made toran.. looks yummy
happy republic day
So colourful Nags I hope you had a nice day. :-)
Love the first picture, very colorful :) great entry for the event...
Looks really fantastic, one we used to have regularly growing up but never really appreciated. Now I do :)
That is very clever, Nags.:-)
I like your first pic.
I’ll have to make a new rule for myself. Don’t come to your blog when I am hungry! Everything looks so delicious!
I love the colour of your dish :-)
that is my fav thoran too :)
Hmm very clever!very very ;)
The first photo is just a treat for the eyes...such vibrant and fresh colors! Love your thoran and the sentiments behind it.
Hi. I saw you've never heard of guava. You must try it! lol
nice combo with beautiful colors nags
Tirang ke rang bhardiye! The picture is lovely.
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
The recipe cannot be seen in this page..where is it??
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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