Muskmelon Cooler (Spiced With Red Chilli Powder)

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Muskmelon cooler spiced with red chilly powder Muskmelons are known for their high water content which makes it an ideal fruit to consume during summers. Also beneficial for people struggling to lose weight (like me) as Muskmelons contain very few calories. The juicy fruit is perfect for diabetics too as well as pregnant woman as it contains a very high amount of folate. Helps reduce constipation due to its fibre content too. Made this muskmelon cooler one fine evening when humidity was killing us here in Mumbai. Dinner was sorted with some salad on the side. Folks, the red chilly powder gives it an amazing kick so please don’t skip that part & trust me u wont regret!!
Prep Time 15 minutes
Total Time 15 minutes
Served AsBeverages
CuisineIndian
Servings 4
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Ingredients
  

  • Muskmelon – 1 medium sized Peeled, seeds removed & chopped in big chunks
  • Lime juice of one lime
  • Salt – ¼ tsp u can use black salt as well
  • Sugar – 2 tsps 1 tsp per person can be optional for diabetics
  • Red chilly powder – one pinch per glass
  • Ice cubes / crushed ice as required
  • Mint leaves – Optional
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Instructions
 

  • In a blender, take chopped chunks of muskmelon, add salt, sugar, lime juice.
  • Add some ice (part of it can be used while serving) & blend until smooth
  • While serving, take some crushed ice in a glass, add a pinch of red chilly powder & pour the cooler.
  • Stir well, add some more ice or lemon wedges or mint leaves for garnish.

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Hi Everyone, I am Vidya Narayan & Welcome to my blog MasalaChilli. Born in a Traditional Palakkad Iyer (South Indian) Family with strong value systems to an exceptionally strong and independent Single Mom, spent most of my childhood studying well (as most Iyer girls do).

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