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Instant Carrot Pickle With Garlic Greens


MAKING carrot pickle is easy and instant at home.
As the winter season sets in India, it's time to celebrate our local produce. The king of the show is carrot. call it a queen or king! Carrot pickle tastes crunchy and yum It's instant as well what's more, you need a handful of ingredients to make easy instant gajar ka acharr.



Ingredients:

 Carrots, garlic greens, green chilies, salt, turmeric powder, mustard powder, and mustard oil.

**Instructions:**


1. Slice carrots thinly.

2. Layer them in a clean glass jar.

3. Add chopped garlic greens, green chilies, salt, turmeric, and mustard powder.

4. Heat mustard oil, let it cool, and pour it over the carrots. The instant carrot pickle is ready with carrot crunch. But if you want a longer shelf life, then better to keep the pickle in sun for 2 days.

5. Seal the jar and let it sit for 2 days in the sun for better flavor and preservation.

Potential Impact

This recipe offers a quick, easy, and flavorful way to make a healthy pickle. Both carrots and garlic greens bring a wealth of nutrients and health benefits to the table.

Carrots are rich in **beta-carotene**, which the body converts into vitamin A, promoting healthy vision and immune function. They are also high in **fiber**, which aids digestion and helps maintain a healthy gut. Additionally, carrots contain **antioxidants** that can help reduce inflammation and support overall health.

Garlic greens (the young, tender shoots of garlic) are a powerhouse of **vitamin C**, **sulfur compounds**, and **antioxidants**. They have natural antibacterial and antiviral properties, supporting immune function and fighting infections. Garlic greens also contain **allicin**, which may help lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels, promoting heart health.


The **spices** in this pickle, like turmeric and mustard powder, have anti-inflammatory and digestive benefits. **Turmeric** contains **curcumin**, a potent anti-inflammatory compound that also supports joint health and may reduce the risk of chronic diseases. **Mustard powder** adds a punch of flavor while also aiding in digestion and boosting metabolism.


However, it's important to note that **excessive consumption of pickles** can be harmful due to their high sodium content, which can affect blood pressure and overall heart health if consumed in large quantities.


This recipe is perfect for those seeking a **healthy, flavorful snack** or **side dish** that supports digestion, boosts immunity, and offers a dose of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.
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