Sprout and Cornflakes Salad
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Add all the sprouts,vegetables,besel leaves and cornflakes one by one into big bowl.
- 2
Add honey,black pepper,lime juice,olive oil and salt.mix it gently.Serve it on cabbage leaves and garnish with mint leaves.
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