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Dedicating this Low Cal Breakfast Recipe to all Oats lover out there. If you are seeking variety for your daily oats consumption then here is an easy protein packed breakfast recipe which has the goodness of oats, lentil and loads of vegetables.
These easy and healthy Moong Dal Cookies have become my all time favorite indulgence. I love recipes requiring just 3 key ingredients and ready within minutes.
Cacao powder is packed with flavonoids. These nutrients have been shown to help lower blood pressure, improve blood flow to the brain and heart, and aid in preventing blood clots.
Oat Ragi Halwa is a delicious and healthy dessert recipe which is super easy to make and requires just 5 ingredients. If you are looking for a healthier version of halwa, then this is a must try recipe for you
This Instant Oat Banana Bread is a great recipe for using overripe bananas. This is a lazy bread recipe requiring less time and a few ingredients, and yet tastes the same as traditional banana bread.
Rajma or Kidney Bean Uttapam is a twist to the traditional Southern Indian breakfast-Uttapam., a savory pancake
Beet Sago Khichdi is a tasty twist to one of the most popular breakfast items -Sabudana Khichdi of Maharashtra. Sabudana Khichdi is a popular dish during fasting in many states in Northern India.
Sago may contain fewer nutrients than other whole grains, but when combined with fibre-rich vegetables it may have potential health benefits.
This one pot chayote squash curry is an easy and delicious preparation and it goes very well with steamed rice or chapati.
Chayote contains an array of nutrients and antioxidant compounds that provide many potential health benefits.
Two minute Microwave Mug Cake recipe is dedicated to all dessert lovers (I am one of course) out there. This is popular since it is easy to make, fast enough to satisfy a sudden dessert craving and the best part is that it is light and low in calorie.
Here is a delicious Middle Eastern style No cook Tahini Halvah for the festival of Sankranti. Halvah is the Arabic word for “sweet”. It is a general term used around the world for a sweet treat that can take many forms.