Dussehra Special: Opt for these tasty and wonderful recipes

Try these easy-to-make quick and healthy recipes and stay in top shape. You will surely enjoy!

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Written By: Aishwarya Vaidya | Updated : October 18, 2018 3:46 PM IST

People come together and celebrate the Dussehra. So, just go for these magnificent recipes suggested by Neha Kanodia, Consultant Dietician, Columbia Asia Hospital Whitefield, which will be loved by your family members as well as you! These healthy recipes are worth trying! Also, make sure that you don't go overboard. Happy Dussehra to you all! Stay healthy and hearty!

Low-fat makhana (puffed lotus seed) kheer

Ingredients:

1litre skimmed milk

1/4th cup puffed lotus seeds

2 tbsp jaggery

2 tsp chopped pistachios

2 tsp chopped almonds

1tsp green cardamom powder

Method:

You should take a deep vessel and pour the skimmed milk in it.

Then, add those broken makhana seeds to the milk.

Simmer the milk for about 2 hours without covering, till the milk boils and the seeds become soft.

You should add jaggery and stir for a few minutes.

Then, add chopped pistachios, almonds and cardamom powder.

After Stirring well just serve it hot or cold.

Samwat rice upma (mordham rice/ barnyard millet)

Ingredients:

200g samwat rice (mordham rice/ barnyard millet)

1cup of grated coconut

1tsp of fennel seed powder

tsp of red chilli powder

2 finely chopped green chillies

1tsp cumin powder

1tsp lemon juice

Sendha Namak, as per taste

Some finely chopped coriander leaves

1tbsp ghee

Method:

You should rinse the samwat rice and coarsely grind it.

Heat ghee in a pan. and add fennel seed powder and cumin powder along with green chillies.

Then, you must add rice. After that, add water till the rice is immersed.

Then, add red chilli powder and sendha namak.

You should cook the rice for 15 minutes until the rice is cooked.

Add lemon juice and mix well.

Garnish the yummy dish with chopped coriander leaves.

Serve hot. Relish!

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