Cereals and pulses
Indian Kitchen Tips: Basic Kitchen Essentials One Must Have During The Lockdown DaysTo start with, we should see to it that there's enough supply of cooking gas and water. If not, try to keep an induction oven at home for emergency situation.
- Overnight Soaked Oats Versus Regular Bowl Of Oats - What's The Difference?
Healthy Breakast Tips: Overnight oats are a popular breakfast item, and their health benefits are manifold. But should you prefer overnight oats to regular oats? Here's what we think.
- Love Cereal Bowl For Breakfast? We Bring 4 Options For You
These breakfast cereals will help you put together a tasty and wholesome meal in the morning.
- How To Store Pulses: 5 Easy Tips To Keep The Bugs Away
Taking care of the pulses are important since they can easily get infected with bugs and other particles if not taken care of. Here we have 5 easy tips to store your pulses.
- Quinoa Nutrition: Here's Why You Should Include This Pseudo-Cereal In Your Daily Diet
Quinoa pronounced ken'wa, kinwa or kinua, is the seed of a grain crop. It is a pseudo-cereal which makes for a grain supplement
- Oats Nutrition: Find Out Why Oats Are Beneficial For Health And How Can You Include It In Daily Diet
Oats is considered a superfood that is prized for its vast nutrition profile and its diverse nature as it can be made into different kinds of dishes.
- Palak Paneer, Chana And Other Top Protein-Rich Indian Foods You Must Eat
Talking of protein-rich foods in India, the very first few names that come to one's head are boiled egg whites, grilled chicken breasts, etc. We present to you some protein-rich foods for vegetarians that are ...
- Roti Or Rice: Which One Is A Healthier Option?
A typical Indian meal is incomplete without a couple of rotis and a handful of rice on the plate.
- Indian Cooking Hacks: How To Make Low-Fat, Healthy Dal Makhani Without Makhan And Cream
Here's a recipe of low-calorie, low-fat dal makhani, which offers almost the same rich flavour and taste sans butter and cream
- High-Protein Diet: Make Restaurant-Style Soya Chaap Sticks At Home (Recipe Inside)
Protein Rich Diet: Semi-cooked soya chaap sticks are are easily available in the market; but with this recipe, you need not look for it anywhere other than your home.
