Think of something light and healthy for breakfast and the first thing that comes to your mind will be poha. Poha is made with chiwda (flattened rice grains), with spices, peanuts and veggies that ...

Poha is well-known for being light on the stomach. It also has probiotic properties. Sprouts such as matki can also boost digestive health since they are rich in fibre. This poha is rich in fibre and ...

Along with the chopped cilantro suggested here, desiccated coconut and a small mountain of sev (deep-fried, crunchy “noodles” of chickpea flour) are among the more lavish poha toppings in India. A ...

Meera Sodha tells us that real Indian home cooking is wholly different than what’s often served in many of the curry houses across the UK. Born and raised in Lincolnshire, she grew up on her mother’s ...

Two cups of thin poha (flattened rice), one-fourth cup peanut, one-fourth cup roasted chana dal, two tablespoons of oil, a teaspoon of mustard seeds, half a teaspoon cumin seeds, 8-10 curry leaves, ...

Poha Vada, made from beaten or flattened rice, is just what you look forward to at chai time. Bethica Das serves hers with tomato ketchup or green chutney. She says, "For a healthier version I have ...

Typically khichdi is made by boiling lentils and rice together till it has a porridge-like consistency and then seasoning it. Khichdis, that are each wonderful, nutrient-rich meals by themselves, ...

Poha is one of the nutritious and easy-to-make breakfast options. Here is a beginner-friendly, six-step recipe to make nutrition-rich poha at home. Flattened rice, commonly known as poha is a great ...