Grapes & Mint Juice
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Wash the grapes and keep aside.
- 2
Wash the mint leaves and keep aside.
- 3
In a blender add grapes, mint leaves, jaljeera powder, salt,sugar and little water and few ice cubes and grind to a smooth paste. You can adjust the sweetness as per ur taste.
- 4
Remove in a glass and add lemon juice and mix well and serve chilled.If u want u can also strain it. Do not add much water as grapes also are watery and ice cubes too will become water.
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