Parathas, rotis and puris using Mint leaves

Mint leaves, with other ingredients like paneer and green peas, makes for a wonderful filling in parathas. If you want, you can make Low Fat Paneer and Green peas Stuffed Parathas, which are diabetic friendly. The mint leaves ad a certain freshness and zing to the taste of the parathas. For other options there is the Minty Green Peas and Cabbage Parathas or an Onion and Mint Roti.

Low Fat Paneer and Green Peas Stuffed Parathas, Diabetic Friendly

Pudina Paratha also known as Mint Paratha is made from healthy ingredients like pudina, whole wheat flour and Indian spices. This Pudina Paratha is a popular Punjabi breakfast option. It is a unique mint paratha recipe made with minimum of ingredients and is super easy. This paratha recipe is sustaining and wholesome.

Pudina (Mint Leaves) Recipes for Snacks

Whether you call it Pani Puri or Golgappa or Puchka, no plate of this delight is complete without a spicy, minty water to tie the crispy puri, aloo filling and sweet chutney together!

This snack is nothing without its teekha pudina pani, the perfect medley of flavors. There are endless varieties of snacks that can be served with a spicy pudina chutney, but there are many snacks that can be made with mint leaves as well. Pudina Aloo is a simple snack made by marination of boiled baby potatoes in a mint paste and served cold.

Pani Puri, Mumbai Roadside Pani Puri, Golgappa

Ragda Patties also use fresh mint leaves in the patties by stuffing it inside the mashed potatoes for a surprise element. The mint leaves provide a contrast to the hot ragda and crunchy onions and it all comes together very well. The delightful Suran Chana Dal Tikkis are crispy tikkis with different flavors that work well together: The coolness of the mint, the pungency of the garlic and onions and earthiness of the spice powders.

Suran Chana Dal Tikkis

Indian drinks using mint leaves

minty lemongrass milk recipe | lemongrass milk with mint | lemongrass milk for cold | lemongrass ginger turmeric milk |

Minty Spicy Lemongrass Milk

minty lemongrass milk is a soothing drink for your throat. Learn how to make lemongrass ginger turmeric milk.

Innovative Mint Leaves Recipes

The vegetable that goes really well with mint is peas. They complement each other so well that you can even make a healthy Green Peas and Mint Soup.

Combine freshly picked mint leaves with curd and mustard powder for an excellent and easy salad dressing. This dressing can be poured over a Mixed Sprouts, Fruits and Veggie Salad, a very new way to eat all the healthy ingredients together!

Mixed Sprouts Fruits and Veggie Salad

Puri bhaji is a staple in Indian households. Generally the puri is made with a simple whole wheat or maida dough, but you can definitely add a twist to it by making Phudina Puris. The dough is prepared by adding a mint and cumin puree in the flour itself which provides the green color and tingly taste to the puris. Let's skip to dessert now. Ice cream is one thing that has so many variations that it is not possible to find one that you don’t like. Mint Ice cream is cool, fresh ice cream that pairs well with a hot chocolate sauce. Once you start eating this, you will not go back to the other flavors!

Phudina Puri

Mint leaves benefits

Mint Leaves (Pudina) : Mint (pudina) being an anti-inflammatory reduces the inflammation in the stomach and shows a cleansing effect. Sipping on a healthy drink like fresh mint and lemon tea is the best option to overcome nausea for mums-to-be.

Moreover it's vitamin A (10% of RDA) and vitamin C (20.25%) serve as an additional boost to bring relief from cough, sore throat and also cold. See here for detailed benefits of mint leaves. 

Minty Cucumber Cooler

If you want to know more about the Uses of Mint leaves, Pudina then you can check out our article on that.

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