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Download Team Luke’s FREE Khichdi Booklet Here

The Good Old Indian Staple: Download Team Luke’s FREE Khichdi Cookbook Here

If India were to name a national dish, it would be the classic khichdi. This blend of rice and lentils has been a staple for Indians for centuries. From the travels of Jean Baptiste Tavernier in the 1600s to the kitchens of the Mughal era that gave the humble dish an imperial twist, khichdi has...

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Download our FREE Navratri Recipe Booklet here

Navratri is almost here. As people in various parts of India prepare to step into the season of devotion, fasting, garba, and festivities, our experts at You Care decided to curate a special recipe booklet for you. For many, this nine-day festival of worshiping the nine incarnations of Goddess Durga involves giving up non-vegetarian...

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Hair Fall? Try These Top 5 Foods Today

I often get asked: "Luke, you say that food has the ability to heal. Can it help prevent, manage, or reverse hair loss?" Today I wanted to address this for all of you. Let me begin by letting you in on a secret. Hair care is an inside-out approach. You can lather the most expensive...

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Cold Potato Salad to Non-Dairy Kadhi: 5 Must-Try Healthy Recipes

How often do you find yourself googling healthy recipes? We are what we eat. If your food doesn’t make you feel satiated or leave you with positive energy, then perhaps you need to improve your relationship with it. At You Care, we always emphasize the need for clean and quality ingredients, cooking food the...

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The Health Benefits of Khichdi: A Desi Superfood

The Indian superfood we want to talk about is not a seed, flower, herb, or spice. Yet it is one of our favorite meals. If you grew up in India, chances are you love and adore this too. Yes, you guessed it right. The desi superfood that we are talking about is khichdi. This...

Moringa Khichdi- Relish the taste in every bite

  Moringa Khichdi- Relish the taste in every bite Unique and rich blend of khichdi using a combination of Hand-pounded dals, rice and the goodness of moringa powder. Pressure cookerLadle 500 g hand pounded sonamasuri rice50 g moong dal50 g masur dal1/4 cup green leafy vegetables as per availability or fresh coriander finely chopped2 tsp moringa powder75...

Khichdi – What’s on my plate?

Khichdi – What’s on my plate? A simple and a nutritional blend of lentils and rice, Khichdi has been the staple for Indians for many years now. Not only does it account for an ideal protein on the basis if rice and lentils but also packs in Nutritional punch making it simple on the...

Moringa Khichdi-Taste and nutrition bite by bite

  Moringa Khichdi-Taste and nutrition bite by bite Wholesome, Unique khichdi with the blend of hand-pounded Rice ,dal ,vegetables and superfood Moringa inspired by the grandmother recipe. Pressure cookerLadle 500 g hand pounded sonamasuri rice50 g moong dal50 g masur dal1/4 cup green leafy vegetables as per availability or fresh coriander (finely chopped)2 tsp moringa powder75 g...

Beetroot khichdi (BEET it Up)

  Beetroot khichdi (BEET it Up) Nothing "BEETS" a happy healthy heart to celebrate love! Beets even bleed "red" - the hue containing powerful antioxidants. Pressure cookerMortar and pestle /mixer to crush the garlic 4 tbsp hand pounded rice (soaked for 6-7 hours)2 tbsp moong dal (soaked for 12-14 hours)1/2 beetroot (finely chopped)1 garlic pod crushed or minced...

Ramadan Special Chicken Khichdi

Ramadan Special Chicken Khichdi Are you looking for a quick, delicious, and filling one-pot recipe for Suhoor? Suhoor is the meal that Muslims consume early in the morning before fasting begins, before dawn during Ramadan. Check out this Ramadan special chicken khichdi. Pressure cooker Wooden ladle 350 gms chicken breast (organic hormone free chicken) 4 tbsp presoaked masoor...

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Khichdi – What’s on my plate?

Serves 2   Ingredients:  1/2 cup parboiled rice (soaked for 3-4 hours) 1/2 cup dhuli dal (split moong dal soaked for 6-8 hrs. One can use a mix of chana dal, split moong dal and yellow moong dal to make it protein rich) 2 tbsp ethically sourced organic A2 ghee a pinch of Ceylon cinnamon/dalchini 2 elaichi pods/cardamom ...