Amaranth

Mara – is a Sanskrit word meaning “death”, and a – “not, without”. So it turns out that AMARANTH literally means denying death, or rather, granting immortality Amaranth has been cultivated as a grain for 8,000 years. Amaranth seeds are a well-known grain that has many nutritious benefits and is also used in ayurvedic medicine for

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Khapli Wheat – Unlock The Power Of Food

Khapali wheat is also known as Emmer wheat. …of late several Doctors and nutritionists have started recommending emmer wheat as a healthier substitute for regular wheat as it has less gluten than regular wheat and is also a good source of nutrition. Khapli Wheat Nutritional Facts – Constitution: Health benefits – 1. Diabetic-friendly: 2. Digestive System:

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RAGI – AN AGE OLD NUTRIENT DENSE GRAIN

Whole grains have made a huge comeback in recent times, given the growing awareness and increased movement towards ‘eating healthy’. People have begun to spurn refined, and processed food, preferring unpolished cereals and millets – like RAGI. What is RAGI For those of you who are from a region where ragi is not grown, ragi is, basically, a finger millet –

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Millet Roti

Millet roti (Indian flatbread) with fresh moringa leaves. Serves: makes 6-8 Rotis Ingredients 1 cup freshly milled millet flour (I have used finger millet here) 1 cup finely chopped fresh moringa leaves 1 tsp grated ginger 1 medium green chili (finely chopped) A pinch of asafoetida (heeng) 1 tbsp cold-pressed oil Pink salt to taste

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Sattu Drink

Sattu Drink or Sharbat is a lip-smacking Indian drink that you would never stop sipping this summer. Made from roasted gram powder, chilled water, and other desi spices, it is a great drink to make for summers. Here is how to make it. Gulp down a glass of this magical drink to savor its amazing

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