Breakfast Recipes
Jowar flour and tomato cheela
A protein rich option for gluten free diet followers, diabetics and weight loss watcher’s!! Instant and super tasty cheela for your mornings to kickstart!
February 4, 2021
A protein rich option for gluten free diet followers, diabetics and weight loss watcher’s!! Instant and super tasty cheela for your mornings to kickstart!
Dosa is a very popular South Indian food. Chana Dal Dosa is a variety of the regular Dosa we eat. It is primarily eaten during breakfast. Chana Dal Dosa is a pure combination of health and taste. It combines cereal protein and pulse protein to improve the overall quality of protein that goes in our body. Chana Dal Dosa can be served with Sambar and Chutney.
Ragi Dosa/Cheela/Pancake is a healthy and delicious breakfast recipe from South India which is made from Ragi (Finger Millet) flour. It is also known by the name of Nachni in Maharashtra, Mandua in Hindi, Ragulu in Telugu and Kezhvargu in Tamil.
Moong dal Cheela/Pancake is a healthy, delicious and quick to make recipe that can be consumed as a breakfast or snack item. It can be made with minimal ingredients and within minutes given, that the Moong dal is soaked overnight or for few hours before preparation. It can be served without any sides but it tastes best when served with homemade chutneys/pickle/curd/raita.
If you looking for adding jowar into diet but bored of the JOWAR BHAKRIS , here is an super easy, quick dish for breakfast/ lunch or dinner/ snacks. Goes in all..THE JOWAR DOSA!!
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