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Lataa Saberwal’s 5-Minute Meal Hack!

“I’ve got a quick 5-minute recipe for those days when I’m not in the mood for regular food and don’t want takeout,” the actor wrote as the caption for the recipe video.

Mealtime can sometimes feel repetitive and uninspiring. When you crave a quick and delightful alternative but don’t want to order takeout or spend too much time cooking, the value of a simple and time-efficient recipe becomes apparent.

Lataa Saberwal, sharing her wisdom on Instagram, recently posted a rapid rice recipe that’s not only incredibly satisfying but also mouthwatering. She captioned the recipe video, “My 5-minute recipe when I don’t feel like eating regular food and also don’t want to order from outside.”

Here’s how Lataa whipped up this speedy meal:

Ingredients:
– Olive oil
– Frozen corn
– Salt
– Kashmiri red chilli powder
– Mixed herbs
– Chilli flakes
– Cooked rice
– Cheese

Method:
1. Heat some olive oil in a pan on the stove.
2. Add corn, salt, Kashmiri red chilli powder, mixed herbs, and chilli flakes to the pan.
3. Mix all the ingredients thoroughly and add a small amount of water.
4. Once the water is hot, add cooked rice to the pan and blend it well with the spices.
5. Allow the rice to cook briefly, then place a slice of cheese on top.
6. Cover the lid and let it simmer for a bit.

As Lataa said while sampling the delectable dish, “This looks so good.” Check out her video for more details.

This isn’t the first time the actor has imparted lifestyle advice to her followers. Previously, she shared her journey to shed around 20 kilos of postpartum weight after her first exercise post-C-section. She explained, “After Aarav was born, I had put on around 20 kgs. When I decided to shed these kilos, I started with a basic and simple walk three months after my C-section. I didn’t even opt for brisk walking as I couldn’t push myself.”

Lataa began with a 20-minute leisurely walk, gradually transitioning to brisk walking, and then even faster-paced walks with her headphones on. She emphasized the importance of not underestimating the effectiveness of a simple and straightforward walk.

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