Tag: jowar

Sorghum (Jowar) Undrallu- vegan, gluten free

Sorghum (Jowar) Undrallu- vegan, gluten free

Undrallu are traditionally steamed rice based balls, offered to Lord Ganesha for Ganesh chaturthi. Holding on to the rituals and the cultural practice is very soul enriching. But, empowered by knowledge and science, we can definitely create a superior practice of eating particularly for the 

Wholesome Green Dosa Rollups- wholefood, plant based.

Wholesome Green Dosa Rollups- wholefood, plant based.

Dosa, one of the most favorite south Indian breakfasts is a crepe made with fermented batter made lentils and rice. Chutneys made from peanuts , coconut, or even veggies such as tomato as good side dishes for dosa. My main issue about the way we 

Healthy Sorghum ( jowar) Brussels sprouts uttapam- vegan, gluten free

Healthy Sorghum ( jowar) Brussels sprouts uttapam- vegan, gluten free

When I look back at all the new recipes I thought about in the last month, the common pattern I found is the color green in my foods. Mostly because, the challenge of adding lots of greens to my kids meals is always on. It 

Aloo Stuffed Ragi/Jowar shells

Aloo Stuffed Ragi/Jowar shells

 A bountiful variety of millets  which are nutritious cereals and were very popular decades ago have been put aside with the changing lifestyle and urbanization. Ragi, Jowar, Bajra are few to name.  Ragi, Finger millet,  originally was grown in Africa and adapted to Indian climate, 

Malabar Spinach Sorghum(Jowar) Paratha- vegan

Malabar Spinach Sorghum(Jowar) Paratha- vegan

Malabar spinach ( known as Bachali kura in telugu, Basale) , which is not of the spinach family, originated in South Asia, and loves to be perennial in warmer climates. Succulent leaves, rich in Vit A, C, iron, Calcium, are used in multiple cooking purposes. 

Healthy Sorghum(Jowar) Buckwheat Avocado Roti with Chunky Mango salsa- vegan, gluten free

Healthy Sorghum(Jowar) Buckwheat Avocado Roti with Chunky Mango salsa- vegan, gluten free

Jowar also known as the great millet/Sorghum, was actually born in Africa, but widely grown in India. Interestingly, United States is currently largest producer of Jowar, which is used primarily for livestock feed. Being a type of millet with 10% protein, and a good source