Mix 1-2 tsp of health mix powder with enough water without lumps. Cook on low flame, stirring continuously until it starts thickening. Then add needed milk and jaggery (filtered) or natural cane sugar. Your porridge/sathu maavu kanji is ready.This is the basic kanjiI love to add chopped dates, figs and a tsp of extra virgin coconut oil to my porridge. It tastes all the more delicious. Do not add all this for babies.
Dear Padhu,Tried this kanji as mentioned with same measurement. Came out very well and it a very big hit in my family. Everybody liked it and tasted good. Thanks for the wonderful millets recepies.v ve started liking millets like anything. We use it thrice a week.
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Hi my dad is 90 yrs old a diabetic for the past 10yrs only. Actually diabetic patients r advised not to consume kanji but these ingredients r so good that I want to give it to my dad. I have no diabetologist nd allopathy Doctors I doubt will approve this. Pls clarify if this can be given to diabetic patients.
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Eight is also regarded as an auspicious number because of the shape of its kanji. 八 consists of two lines, and the both lines are drawn from top to bottom. They spread out as you stroke them, which gives an idea of prosperity.
It seems there is some version of lemon or limeade available in every country; here, ours is called either Nimbu Pani in the western Indian states or Shikanji in North India. Making this healthy and cooling drink is quick and inexpensive, requiring just a few pantry ingredients like lemon juice, salt and sugar.
Whilst living in Delhi, I would see so many shikanji stalls in the summers. In Mumbai, I would see stalls selling nimbu pani. As far as I am concerned, these are just two names for the same drink. Depending on where you are from, there are also likely some small variations in the ground spices added.
The recipe here is the way we make it at home: all you need is fresh lemon (or lime) juice, sugar, black salt and water. Sometimes I also add a dash of roasted cumin powder or chaat masala for an extra dose of flavor. Some people also prefer to use premade shikanji masala that is available in the stores. 2ff7e9595c
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