Healthy Carrot Recipes for Every Day
Fuel your day with nutritious meals made with Carrot. Tasty, balanced, and easy to cook.
Recipes with Carrot
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Oxtail soup is a mouth-watering Indonesian dish with a clear, rich broth. Using oxtail as the main ingredient, the meat is cooked until tender and soft, resulting in a savory and aromatic broth. A blend of spices such as cloves and star anise gives the broth a warm and deep touch. Added with chopped carrots and tomatoes, this soup is not only delicious but also healthy. Served warm, oxtail soup is perfect to enjoy with family as a heart-warming main course.
The mixed vegetable soup is sweet and delicious. Onions, red and yellow peppers are fragrant and sweet, carrots are rich in carotene, and the nutritional value of celery and tomatoes is beyond words. Add to that the high-quality starch - potatoes, no wonder people can lose weight by drinking this 😊
Shrimp Paste Seaweed Rolls pair a smooth, delicate egg sheet with a savoury shrimp paste filling, layered with seaweed and a little shredded carrot for contrast. The shrimp paste is seasoned with soy sauce, white pepper, and salt, then lightly bound with corn starch for a cohesive, sliceable texture. Once rolled and steamed, the result is a neat, umami-forward bite with a gentle egg richness, a marine seaweed edge, and a clean savoury finish—ideal for cutting into small pieces and serving as a shareable appetiser or snack.
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Vegetable Bakwan offers a contrast of textures: a golden, crispy fried surface covers a soft, savory layer of vegetables (cabbage, carrots, leeks, celery), creating a balance of fresh and warm flavors. The quick mixing and frying process makes it practical as a snack or side dish, but attention must be paid to the consistency of the batter and the temperature of the oil so that the bakwan does not absorb excess oil or fail to crisp.
Abrus herb pork soup is a slow-simmered, deeply comforting broth designed to taste clean and soothing. Abrus herb is soaked first, then gently boiled with pork bones, arrowroot, carrot, mandarin peel, red beans, white hyacinth beans, Job’s tears, and dates, creating a lightly sweet, aromatic soup with a hearty, nourishing feel. Finished simply with salt to taste. Abrus herb helps clearing heat, detoxifying and dispelling dampness.
- Nutritional complementation and balanced intake: Meatballs (such as pork, beef, etc.) can provide high-quality protein, fat, iron and other nutrients, which help replenish energy and enhance physical strength; white radish is rich in vitamin C, dietary fiber, potassium, etc. The combination of the two can make the nutrition more comprehensive, taking into account the advantages of animal and plant nutrition. This dish is cooked in a healthy way (stewed), with less oil and salt, suitable for most people, especially for the elderly, children or people who need a light diet~
Enjoy the pleasures and benefits of eating Korean kimchi, especially homemade kimchi. With no unnecessary additives, the naturally fermented probiotics protect gut health, while lactic acid bacteria regulate the gut and dietary fiber aids digestion. It boasts a rich and layered flavor: a harmonious blend of sour, spicy, and savory. The lactic acid produced during fermentation brings a refreshing tang, while the spiciness of the chili is not overpowering. Paired with garlic, ginger, apple, and pear, it's crisp, tender, and juicy. It can be served as a side dish to cut through richness or to add a touch of soul to rice, noodles, and other staple foods. Every bite is appetizing and satisfying. When chewing, you can feel the collision of the natural sweetness of the ingredients with the fermented flavor. It tastes even more refreshing when chilled, making it a delightful and comforting addition to everyday meals. It's versatile: it can be eaten raw as a side dish, stir-fried with pork belly, used in army stew, or added to kimchi soup. Heating it softens the sourness and enhances the aroma, making it a delightful addition to both casual meals and lavish banquets.
Traditional Teochew radish cake is usually deep-fried, but this twist is a fun twist! First, steam it to allow the sweet potato flour to blend with the shredded radish, Chinese sausage, and celery, locking in the soft, chewy texture. Then, pan-fry it until the crust becomes golden and crispy, while the inside remains soft and fluffy. The sweetness of the radish blends with the fragrant Chinese sausage and savory celery for a rich, complex dish. This homemade dish is both delicious and satisfying, capturing both traditional flavors and new textures!