Add milk and mix well to avoid forming of any lumps.
Keep aside from 1/2 hour to 2 hour for best result.
Now transfer the soaked chia seed into a serving bowl.
Decorate with blueberry.
Add pomegranate in the middle.
Add nannari sarbath and serve chilled.
Potato paratha/Chapathi
Add the wheat flour into a bowl.
Add required salt.
Add water and make a thick dough. Keep aside.
Boil the potatoes. Peel the skin and mash.
Add salt to the potatoes.
Add turmeric powder.
Add chilli powder.
Add garam masala powder.
Add ginger garlic paste.
Add dry fenugreek leaves/kasuri methi.
Mix well to blend everything together.
Add the potato mixture into the dough.
Mix well to merge the potato and dough thoroughly.
Divide the dough into small doughs to spread into paratha.
Use a roller pin to spread a thick paaratha/chapathi.
Cook the paratha / chapathi using ghee or oil.
Keep it aside until it is ready to handle.
Cut the paratha/chapathi into 4 pieces.
Serve with thick curd/yogurt.
Pomegranate Sarbath
Add the pomegranate in a mixer jar.
Add water into it.
Add sarbath and blend them together until it grinds.
Pour the juice to the cup you intended to serve and serve chilled.
Salad
Wash and dry the lettuce leaves.
Arrage the lettuce leaves in a plate.
Add the steamed corn in the middle of the plate.
Add pomegranate around the corn.
Add sliced cherry tomatoes.
Add the salad dressing and serve immediately.
Fruit Skewers
Use the skewers to thread the fruits and dates according to your preference.
Notes
Nannari Sarbath is the sweetener I am using in chia pudding and pomegranate Sarbath. You can substitute your preferred sweetener like jaggery, honey, sugar syrup, agave, or any artificial sweeteners.
If you are preparing the paratha/chapathi earlier, keep them in a hot case. Serve once all the dishes are ready.
Only add salad dressings before serving the salad to avoid the soggy salad.
You can alter the vegetables according to your preference/taste in the salad.