Punjabi Chitt Is THE Ultimate Sabzi You Must Try Before Winter Ends

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Traditional Punjabi recipe, also known as 'Chitt', is mainly prepared during the winter season to keep you warm and boost immunity. Read on for details.

Punjabi Chitt Is THE Ultimate Sabzi You Must Try Before Winter Ends
Punjabi Chitt goes best with rice

Highlights

  • Punjabi cuisine boasts of recipes that are warm and winter special.
  • We got you a quick and simple dish that can boost immunity.
  • It is called Chitt - a traditional ginger-garlic sabzi.

Winter in Punjab is all about blankets, mittens, bonfires, and good food. The season brings along a range of recipes that are flavorful, warm, and good for health. One such traditional Punjabi dish, commonly made during the winter, is 'Chitt'. To put it simply, it is a flavorful ginger-garlic sabzi, which, according to Chef Guntas Sethi, makes a great option for those down with viral and seasonal flu. So, before the season ends, we decided to share with you the winter-special Chitt recipe that you must give a try. Let's take you through the recipe.

What Makes Punjabi Chitt Recipe So Popular During The Winter Season:

As mentioned by Chef Guntas, Chitt makes a perfect dish to ward off the flu during the winter season. Wonder why? It is because both ginger and garlic are packed with antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties that help flush out toxins and protect your body from various hazards. Moreover, ginger contains gingerol which helps heal a sore throat and body inflammation and prevents any kind of oxidative stress. You can enjoy Chitt in the form of soup or pair it with rice and roti for a wholesome meal.

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Punjabi Ginger-Garlic Recipe: How To Make Punjabi Chitt:

"This is a traditional Punjabi recipe, also known as 'Chitt', mainly prepared during the winter season to keep you warm and boost immunity! It also helps clear a blocked nose and release the sinuses," explains Chef Guntas Sethi.

To start with, pound garlic, ginger, and green chillies and saute the mix with some ghee in a pan. Next, add red chilli powder, turmeric powder, and salt and give everything a mix. To it, add water and milk and mix well. Bring the sabzi to a boil and serve hot. Yes, the recipe is that simple, yet extremely flavorful.

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Watch the detailed recipe video below:

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