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.
Gond Laddoo, a winter special energy dense food. This helps to keep your body warm and provide extra burst of energy needed t overcome the lethargy in winters. Gond is known to boost stamina and health, helping one keep away from falling sick due to cold and cough.
Healthy Pops are high energy food products containing cereals and energy giving foods targeted at people who require quick energy, or athletes and don’t have time for meals. This recipe contains good fat, protein, and carbohydrates and healthy as it contains no added sugar and mix of dry fruits and nuts which can be easily varied as per preferences.
Hara bhara kebabs are vegetarian kebabs made using fresh ingredients. It is a quick energy boosting snack which can can also serve as a starter, or side dish or even part of a light dinner option.
This healthy Fish stir fry will knock you off your feet and is a light protein packed dish that will keep you full and satisfied all day, which means less cravings. This recipe is rich in Omega 3 fatty acids and B Vitamins and is a sure delectable dish.
Peanut butter, banana and honey rolls are one of the healthiest snack ideas that can be enjoyed both by kids and adults. It is perfect for a quick breakfast, lunch or afternoon bites which will surely boost energy and keep you full.
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