Ingredients :
Barnyard Millet, fenugreek seeds, Natural
salt & urud dal
Cooking Direction :
1. Add sufficient water to Grameena Ruchi Barnyard
millet ready Dosa mix powder.
2. Stir 5 minutes & Leave it for 40 minutes to form
like batter.
3. Then make Dosa & enjoy it. It will be very tasty
& Rich in health.
Barnyard millet is effective for diabetics due to its high magnesium and mineral content. It also helps to monitor your blood pressure and cholesterol. You can buy Barnyard Millet Online on our website.
Alternative Names:
Kuthiraivali Poha | Udalu
Ingredients :
Bengal gram dal, Red Chilli, fenugreek seeds,
natural salt, coriander, turmeric,
clove, poppy, mustard.
Cooking directions:
Cook 1 cup (100g) of rice, 1 cup (100g) of toor dal
& 1 cup of vegetables with 5 cup of water in a
pressure Cooker.
Heat : 2 tbsp edible vegetable oil in a pan + 1/4 tsp
mustard seeds + curry leaves + cashew nut +
1 diced onion saute well.
Add : 4 tsp Grameena Ruchi (GMR) Bisibele bhath powder + 3tbs of tamarind pulp
(1:4, tamarind : water)+ salt, cook well.
Transfer : the masala to the pressure cooker & 5-6 min cook on low flame without lid.
Then garnish with chopped coriander leaves, serve hot with kharaboondi
Ingredients :
Bitter gourd, Red Chilli powder, Natural salt
Jeera, Jaggery, Tamarind Fruit, Garlic,
Gram dal.
How to use:
Chutney generally served along with roti or sprinkle
on top of hot rice, idli, Dosa & other Snacks also
enjoy with ghee or with curd to give them additional
flavour.
Millets can be used to prepare a variety of Indian dishes like Khichadi, Pulav, Upma etc. Brown top millet is a rare millet and highly nutritious. Wash the millet thoroughly a few times and leave to soak in water for 4-8 hours. Further they could be sprouted or used directly to make Idli / Dosa Batter. The pre-soaked / sprouted millet can be dried and then milled to make flour. This millet flour can be added to regular atta to make Chapatis, Puris, Breads and Cookies.
Washing, Soaking, Sprouting of millets help in removing the anti-nutrients they contain and make them easy to digest.
Millets can be used to prepare a variety of Indian dishes like Khichadi, Pulav, Upma etc. Brown top millet is a rare millet and highly nutritious. Wash the millet thoroughly a few times and leave to soak in water for 4-8 hours. Further they could be sprouted or used directly to make Idli / Dosa Batter. The pre-soaked / sprouted millet can be dried and then milled to make flour. This millet flour can be added to regular atta to make Chapatis, Puris, Breads and Cookies.
Washing, Soaking, Sprouting of millets help in removing the anti-nutrients they contain and make them easy to digest.
Brown top millet was used widely to make traditional sweets, but nowadays with the advancement of technology, they are used for making ready to eat products, breakfast cereals, healthy snacks, and snack bars. Furthermore, they are also used for making value-added products including gun puffing, hot and cold mixing, baking and instant mixes with the application of conventional food technologies.
The process of pre-soaking tenderises the fiber content and helps in better digestion and faster cooking, thus avoids the need for further soaking for long hours at your end
Ingredients :
Dry Coconut, Red Chilli powder, Natural salt,
Jeera, Jaggery, Tamarind Fruit, Garlic.
How to use :
Chutney generally served along with roti or sprinkle
on top of hot rice, idli, Dosa & other Snacks also
enjoy with ghee or with curd to give them additional
flavour.