Posted by vrinda udaya Feb - 1 - 2020 0 Comment
Beetroot has lot of health benefits. They are tender and sweet and can be eaten raw, boiled, roasted or grilled. Beet roots prevents cancer, reduces anemia, improves digestion and prevents constipation. Slows progression of dementia, lowers blood pressure and is good for skin and hair. The recipe given below is Read More ...
Posted by vrinda udaya Aug - 18 - 2019 0 Comment
Lauki in hindi means bottle gourd which is made into balls and deep fried. This golden balls are then cooked in spicy tomato and cashew paste. This delicious curry can be paired with Indian breads. Though not a favorite vegetable as it doesn’t have a taste of it’s own but Read More ...
Posted by vrinda udaya Aug - 8 - 2019 0 Comment
Rasam is a traditional dish of south Indians. It’s a centuries old food consumed for its health benefits. It’s a powerhouse for vitamins, minerals and good for digestion. Is rich in antioxidants and helps in weight loss. Rasam is a tangy, spicy tamarind based healthy dish in which a paste Read More ...
Posted by vrinda udaya Aug - 6 - 2019 0 Comment
Mangoes are a low calorie fruit that is very high in fiber. It is a great source of Vitamins A and C. It also contains folate, iron, little calcium, vitamin E and B6. It improves eye sight, digestive health, immunity and lowers risk of certain cancers. As a kid growing Read More ...
Posted by vrinda udaya Jul - 26 - 2019 0 Comment
To get the nutritional benefit of mushroom it has to be cooked. It’s a good source of calcium, fiber, selenium, protein, iron, vitamin C, vitamin Deficiency, potassium and phosphorus. It’s low in calories, helps in fighting cancer, boosts immune system and prevents heart disease. Button mushroom is the most common variety Read More ...
Posted by vrinda udaya Apr - 25 - 2018 0 Comment
Green mushroom curry is my own creation. Mint, coriander leaves and green chillies give a green colour to the curry so hence I named it green mushroom curry. It goes well with roti, naan, parotta, idiyappam. Mushrooms are not vegetables but they provide several important nutrients. To get the nutritional Read More ...
Posted by vrinda udaya Jan - 31 - 2018 0 Comment
To get the nutritional benefit of mushroom it has to be cooked. It’s a good source of calcium, fiber, selenium, protein, iron, vitamin C, vitamin D, potassium and phosphorus. It’s low in calories, helps in fighting cancer, boosts immune system and prevents heart disease. Button mushroom is the most common variety Read More ...
Posted by vrinda udaya Jan - 10 - 2018 0 Comment
Soya chunks are made from soy beans and for vegans to meet their nutritional value it is best alternative to meat derivatives. It comes in dry form, but when boiled in water it becomes spongy. It absorbs sauces, flavours and spices. Soya chunks are highly nutritional and full of rich proteins, Read More ...
Posted by vrinda udaya Jan - 8 - 2018 0 Comment
To get the nutritional benefit of mushroom it has to be cooked. It’s a good source of calcium, fiber, selenium, protein, iron, vitamin C, vitamin Deficiency, potassium and phosphorus. It’s low in calories, helps in fighting cancer, boosts immune system and prevents heart disease. Button mushroom is the most common variety Read More ...
Posted by vrinda udaya Jan - 7 - 2018 0 Comment
Green gram or moong dal as it is called in India has lot of health benefits. Sprouts are very healthy and promotes good health. It is the best vegetarian super food. Moong bean sprouts are low in calories, high source of nutrients including manganese, potassium, magnesium, copper and zinc, boosts Read More ...