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Tag: Nutrient Rich

Jowar Chaat Salad

Jowar is an ancient & traditional grain that has always been a staple food in the diets of rural India. Jowar also is known as Sorghum in English and provides numerous health benefits. It is a gluten-free whole grain and can be an excellent alternative for people who suffer from gluten intolerance. Regulates the blood sugar levels…

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Koshimbir

Salads are low in calories, high in fibre and rich in micro-nutrients. Fibre helps you feel full, aids in lowering cholesterol and also is known to prevent constipation. Traditionally salads were known to be prepared of raw vegetables like cucumber, tomatoes, cabbage, onion & other seasonal vegetables which are cut into slices, chopped finely, grated…

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Kanda Kairi

Delicious raw mango recipe, onion gives crunch & a little sweetness too. Onion &Mango both are summer coolants. Red onions, which are the most commonly available variety in India, have a compound called quercetin, which acts against histamine. It helps you stay away from many infections and diseases. They are loaded with nutrients which keep…

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Broccoli Soup

This low-fat broccoli soup is a very healthy, easy to prepare. This healthy soup makes a delicious and satisfying meal starter helping you to lower your calorie consumption. Broccoli is rich source of vitamins, minerals & fibre. It also contains multiple potent antioxidants that may support healthy cells & tissues in the body. Broccoli contains bioactive…

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Pumpkin Soup

Soups are known as “comfort foods” and are packed with a lot of nutrients. They are a great source of vitamins, minerals and fibre (remember to blend it well & do not strain). Pumpkin soup is not only low fat but also loaded with Vitamin A, flavonoids and polyphenols.   Ingredients: Pumpkin – 1 cup, chopped Onion – 1…

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Red Smoothie

Eating raw vegetables and fruits is the easiest way to ensure good intake of vitamins and anti-oxidants. This Red Smoothie made from tomato, carrot, pumpkin, beet root and apple is a very good source of lycopene, fibre and many more micro-nutrients. It is not only loaded with anti-oxidants but also has a host of disease…

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