Ingredients:

· 4 slices of whole wheat or multigrain bread

· ½ cup fresh curd (yogurt)

· 1 small cucumber, grated or finely chopped

· 1 small carrot, grated

· 1 small tomato, finely chopped (optional)

· 1 small onion, finely chopped (optional)

· salt and pepper to taste

· Fresh coriander leaves, chopped

· 1 tsp chat masala or lemon juice (optional for extra flavor)

Instructions:

1. Prepare the filling:

o In a bowl, mix curd with cucumber, carrot, tomato, onion, salt, pepper, and coriander leaves.

o Add chat masala or a few drops of lemon juice for tanginess.

2. Assemble the sandwich:

o Spread the curd mixture evenly on one slice of bread.

o Cover with another slice and press gently.

3. Optional:

o Toast the sandwich lightly on a pan or sandwich maker for a warm, slightly crispy version.

4. Serve:

o Cut the sandwich diagonally and serve immediately with green chutney or ketchup.

Tips for the Perfect Curd Sandwich:

· Use hung curd (strained yogurt) for a thicker, creamier filling that doesn’t make the bread soggy.

· Chop vegetables finely to make spreading easier.

· Add a sprinkle of roasted seeds (like flax or pumpkin) for extra crunch and nutrition.

· Serve fresh; curd tends to make bread slightly soggy if stored too long.

Health Benefits of Curd Sandwich:

· Rich in probiotics: Curd improves digestion and boosts gut health.

· Low in calories: Whole wheat bread with fresh veggies and curd is light yet filling.

· Good source of protein and calcium: Essential for bones and muscles.

· Boosts immunity: Vegetables add vitamins, antioxidants, and fiber.

· Heart-friendly: Using minimal salt and healthy bread makes it heart-conscious.

 

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