8 reasons to add mango pickle in your meals
India’s favourite condiment is pickles. Their sweet, savoury, and tangy flavours go well with all of Indian cuisine’s main meals. Every part of our country has its own ingredients and recipes for pickles, yet every Indian household has one of many different variations. Mango, also regarded as “the king of fruits,” has a stronghold in the pickle industry. Mango pickle has a delightful flavour that allows you to enjoy the flavour of seasonal mangoes all year. To give a wonderful flavour, this pickle is produced with the interaction of carefully selected ingredients such as raw mangoes, spices, and oil. Though...
Protect Environment while you Nurture your Body through Millets
In North India and specifically in Haryana, Govardhan Pooja is celebrated in our family which falls on a day after Diwali. The little mountain of ‘gobar’ as a symbol of govardhan is prepared with ‘Bajra Khichdi’ in the form of prasad. My mother tells me that the ritual has greater significance than we think. In North India, Diwali comes in the month of ‘Kartik Maas’ which also marks the beginning of winter season. The ‘bajra khichdi’ is prepared with generous ‘ghee’ and the combination is considered to be a great protector of our body in winters due to the warm...
Memories with mango pickle
I can still smell and taste my grandma’s best mango pickle when I remember summers as a kid: pickle slathered over a roti wrapped into an afternoon snack, pickle oil blended with potatoes and onions to go with rice and dal, or just pickle straight up. My grandmother, who disliked cooking and took on every other menial chore in the home to avoid kitchen work, made the finest pickles I’ve ever tasted. It’s a shame she passed away before passing on her recipes. But more than the recipes, I remember her sitting in the sun, dressed in a snow-white pristine...
The Spring Diet
After a cold winter, we enter the season of spring. The temperature slowly begins to rise, and our diet requirement changes along with the changing weather. During the cold winters, the body’s main goal is to store fat, but as we move towards a warmer climate our internal environment changes, body temperature rises and we begin to melt fat faster. According to Ayurveda, we enter the Kapha season in spring. The earth and the water elements are prominent in this season. Universally spring is associated with cleaning, much like this our bodies enter a cleaning phase too. Eating foods that...
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