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Recipe# 5281
January 01, 1900
Nachni Khichu
by Tarla Dalal
3 reviews
A versatile ingredient, 'nachni' is rich in protein, fibre, iron and calcium. Try this nachni-based nutritious variation of the famous Gujarati snack - khichu.
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Recipe #5281
Nachni Khichu
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Recipe# 35091
June 08, 2011
Nachni Methi Muthias ( Iron and Calcium Rich Recipe )
by Tarla Dalal
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Little muthias made of nachni, methi and wheat flour are packets of health and energy. They make an amazing snack that is extremely satiating and adds the essential fibre, iron, and calcium that the body needs. Try making them for your next snack.
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Recipe #35091
Nachni Methi Muthias ( Iron and Calcium Rich Recipe )
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Recipe# 4672
November 01, 2003
Nachni Pancakes
by Tarla Dalal
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The secret of this savoury pancakes is the use of ragi flour spiced with ginger and green chillies.
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Recipe #4672
Nachni Pancakes
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Recipe# 35090
June 08, 2011
Nachni Sesame Khakhra ( Iron and Calcium Rich Recipe )
by Tarla Dalal
1 review
Our bones lose calcium as we age, and therefore a calcium-rich diet is extremely important to help regain the bone strength. Nachni or ragi is rich in calcium and including it as part of the daily diet helps build strong bones. These crisp nachni khakhras are enjoyable to eat and they also help ‘up’ ....
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Recipe #35090
Nachni Sesame Khakhra ( Iron and Calcium Rich Recipe )
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Recipe# 32827
January 01, 1900
Nutritious Tendli and Matki Subzi ( Know Your Dals and Pulses )
by Tarla Dalal
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A thoughtful variant of the simple tendli subzi made with sprouted matki and soya granuales. Soya granuales enrich this subzi eith its protein, calcium and iron content.
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Nutritious Tendli and Matki Subzi ( Know Your Dals and Pulses )
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Recipe# 35020
June 28, 2012
Oats Tikki with Healthy Green Chutney ( Healthy Starter Recipe )
by Tarla Dalal
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Oats can be called a doctor in a bowl, since it fights against conditions ranging from high blood pressure and cholesterol to diabetes and even cancer! carrots and paneer add more good health and taste to this wonder ingredient, while the green chutney peps up the mood.
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Oats Tikki with Healthy Green Chutney ( Healthy Starter Recipe )
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Recipe# 5607
January 01, 1900
Orange Sesame Tabbouleh
by Tarla Dalal
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Vitamin C rich orange and parsley helps to absorb iron (required for supplying blood to your skin) from bulgur wheat and sesame seeds.
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Recipe #5607
Orange Sesame Tabbouleh
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Recipe# 5543
January 01, 1900
Oriental Soya and Babycorn Stir-fry
by Tarla Dalal
1 review
Stir-fries are always on top of my list, when it comes to healthy cooking, to monitor the amount of fat used. I have chosen soya nuggets because of their decreasing nature of LDL (bad) cholesterol and baby corn to give the needed crunch without any amount of fat.
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Recipe #5543
Oriental Soya and Babycorn Stir-fry
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Recipe# 30995
January 01, 1900
Palak Baby Corn
by Tarla Dalal
1 review
The versatile palak, a favourite in North Indian households, can be used in a variety of preparations such as raita, soup, gravy and kofta! Here it combines with corn, to delight your senses.
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Recipe #30995
Palak Baby Corn
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Recipe# 5576
January 01, 1900
Palak Masoor Dal
by Tarla Dalal
1 review
A fragrant spinach and lentil preparation made without the use of any calorie-laden ingredients. Enjoy this dal with phulkas or parathas made on a non-stick pan by only brushing the parathas with oil and not adding extra oil to cook them. Do remember not to overcook this dal as the spinach tends to ....
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Recipe #5576
Palak Masoor Dal
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Recipe# 22436
September 24, 2012
Palak, Methi and Corn Subzi
by Tarla Dalal
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You can't do without enough calcium at this time of your life. All great sources of calcium - fenugreek, spinach and curds add a distinctive flavour to this corn subzi, helping you ensure your baby is born with strong bones.
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Palak, Methi and Corn Subzi
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Recipe# 33452
June 02, 2010
Panchratni Dal ( Eat Well Stay Well Recipes )
by Tarla Dalal
1 review
Panchratni dal, the dish is a blend of dals with spices; it is a tasty accompaniment to rice, rich in protein, iron and calcium. Calcium decreases as you age and hence needs constant supply whereas iron is required to maintain hemoglobin levels, especially for women.
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Recipe #33452
Panchratni Dal ( Eat Well Stay Well Recipes )
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Recipe# 6403
July 21, 2011
Paneer In Spinach Sauce ( Healthy Subzi)
by Tarla Dalal
1 review
This vibrant green gravy is chock-full of vitamin a, calcium and iron. Low fat paneer or tofu (soya paneer) adds to its protein and calcium content.
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Recipe #6403
Paneer In Spinach Sauce ( Healthy Subzi)
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Recipe# 1370
March 12, 2011
Paneer Methi Palak (low Calorie Healthy Cooking)
by Tarla Dalal
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A vegetable, usually made with lots of oil and butter is made healthy by cutting down on the oil used. Paneer providing protein along with methi and palak, which are rich in fibre and vitamin a makes this recipe a healthy version for all healthy buffs!!
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Recipe #1370
Paneer Methi Palak (low Calorie Healthy Cooking)
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