• Masala Samai Khichdi
    December 13th, 2010 • No Comments;

    Fasting is one most efficient way to detoxify body, but many times it fails, cause instead of taking lots of fruits and vegetables, or some light grains, people eat fried peanuts, fried potatoes and yams,  and thus gain fat instead

  • Bengali Khichdi
    August 18th, 2010 • 2 Comments

    This is one of the foods that can fulfill your most of the nutritional requirements in one single portion. Since it contains dals (protein), rice (carbs), vegetables (Vitamins and minerals), and spices (anti oxidants and enzymes), proves to be complete

  • Paushtik Muthia
    June 7th, 2010 • 1 Comment

    Why not if we can make something healthy out of leftovers??   Generally I do not favor the use of leftovers, but especially in case, it’s really healthy. Muthia can be prepared out of left over dal, rice, khichdi, even left

  • Tomato Rice with cheese
    May 26th, 2010 • No Comments;

    Tired after office hours?? want to cook something fast?? yet yummy and nutritious??, tomato rice is one of the good option. use brown rice instead of white rice to make it healthiest. the same recipe can be used to feed

  • Panchratna Thepla
    May 13th, 2010 • No Comments;

    Thepla is one of the specialities of Gujarati cuisine, traditionally it is made up of wheat flour and for variation fenugreek leaves or bottle guard is added to it. as the name suggests here I have made it more nutritious

  • Chatpata Paneer Frankie
    April 23rd, 2010 • 2 Comments

    Its everyday’s question, what can be made instantly, which should also be tasty and healthy. here I’m giving you  something which can be made very easily, which require very less ingredients, still full of nutrition and its perfect for lunch

  • Dal Khichdi
    April 5th, 2010 • 1 Comment

    This dish is a complete meal in itself. It comprises of dal – a rich source of protein and rice in it adds to carbs, overall its a meal which can be stand alone dish which can serve the purpose

  • Broken wheat Upma
    April 3rd, 2010 • No Comments;

    This recipe is the healthier version of traditional semolina (rawa) upma because the broken wheat is having much more fibers compared to semolina or rawa. So it keeps you feel full for longer times and gives all the other benefits of