Millet Recipes

Millet Khichdi Recipe - Foxtail Millet Khichadi

August 10, 2016 By Radhika 2 Comments

Millet Khichdi recipe with step by step photos in pressure cooker without having to pre soak the millet. This foxtail millet khichdi is filling, nutritious and also makes a whole some meal in itself. I have used Foxtail millet to make this khichadi, but you can use any variety of millet or a mix of […]

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How to Cook Millets perfectly in Pressure Cooker

August 5, 2016 By Radhika 3 Comments

Cook Millets perfectly in a pressure cooker without any pre soaking. You can follow this method to cook either a single variety of millet or a mix of millets too. You can also follow this method to cook them in an electric rice cooker or microwave.

Millet Bliss Balls Recipe

June 8, 2016 By Radhika 1 Comment

Millet Bliss Balls Recipe - No bake, No cook, healthy, nutrient packed energy bites that can be made in advance and stored for days in the refrigerator. These 5 ingredient millet bliss balls have no added sugar or fat. These are vegan and gluten free. Just reach for one and pop it in when ever […]

Ragi Adai Recipe - Spicy Finger Millet Adai

February 3, 2016 By Radhika Leave a Comment

Ragi Adai recipe or Kezhvaragu Kara Adai with step by step photos. This Ragi Adai is the spicy version that is made using finger millet flour (Nachchni in Hindi) which is usually made for breakfast or dinner. A healthy and wholesome breakfast especially for people with Diabetes.

Ragi Ribbon Murukku – Finger Millet Ribbon Pakoda

November 3, 2015 By Radhika 1 Comment

Ragi ribbon murukku recipe with step by step photos. These ragi ribbon pakoda is made with finger millet flour and is really crisp, crunchy and tastes just like the regular ribbon murukku. Make it for Diwali, Krishna Jayanthi or for your tea time snack.

Raab Recipe - Gujarathi Raab Recipe

October 16, 2015 By Radhika 2 Comments

Raab recipe. This traditional Gujarathi Raab recipe is a healthy and nutritious porridge using whole grain flour and millet flours. It is served mostly during winter time to keep warm and given to people who are recovering after a bout of illness to recover their strength and build up their stamina.

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