.png)
Ragi Dosa with Coconut Chutney
Fermented finger millet dosa is rich in calcium. Good for bone health and sugar control.
Here's the podcast summary
Food Info:
Calories: 150 kcal (without chutney)
Protein: 4g
Carbs: 30g
Fats: 2g
Serving Size: 2 dosas
Preparation Time: 5 minutes
Cooking Time: 10 minutes
Ingredients:
1 cup ragi flour
1/2 cup curd
1/4 tsp cumin seeds
Salt to taste
Water to adjust consistency
Instructions:
Mix ragi flour, curd, cumin, and salt into a batter.
Heat a pan and pour the batter in a thin circle.
Cook until crisp on both sides.
Listen on:
Listen On
Spotify
Listen On
Amazon Music
Listen On
Apple Podcast
Listen On
Youtube
Get Your Daily Guide
Subcribe Newsletter
It’s always best to discover what’s good for you via a discovery call. To book a call back to enquire about more details including pricing or to directly book a COUNSELING OR NUTRITION PLAN with our team of Nutritionists
Watch this as Video
Listen to More:
Watch our podcast to hear health experts and doctors share simple, practical tips you can use in daily life.
Stay informed and improve your well-being with us!
Health Shotzz
28 January 2024
The Art and Science of Sleeping revealed by Dr. Shane Creado, Pt 1 - Health Shotzz, Episode 2
Welcome to a transformative episode of Health Shotzz! In this exclusive interview, we dive deep into the realm of restorative sleep with none other than Dr. Shane Creado, a distinguished sleep specialist.
Health Shotzz
21 January 2024
India's Fittest Mom: a message to all the women in India EP 1
Are you ready to unlock the secrets of a vibrant life? Enter the mystical world of Shwetambri Shetty, India's Fittest Mom, as she weaves a tale of triumph over trials in this bewitching podcast!
Health Shotzz
Stop Over-thinking With These Simple Steps ft Dr Richard Louis Miller
If you are someone who constantly finds yourself stuck in overthinking, questioning if you are good enough, then this podcast will be your first step towards understanding your mind and taking action.
Watch Dr Richard Louis Miller answer burning questions on mental health and how the smallest, easiest things make the biggest impact in your life.
