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Here’s Why You Need Resistant Starch for Better Gut Health

Did you know a natural trick to turn potatoes and rice into blood sugar, gut, and weight-friendly food? All you need to do is cook and cool them for 8-12 hours. Why? Cooking, followed by cooling, turns them into a rich source of resistant starch. What does this mean? Cooling potatoes changes the chemical...

Cold Potato Salad

  Cold Potato Salad Cold potato salad is a presumptuous side dish /salad made with easy available ingredients from our very own pantry and can be served with meals or served as a snack too. Large pot for boiling waterKnife 500 g baby potatoes or yellow potatoes boiled (cooled, diced and kept aside)For the dressing:1/2 tbsp extra virgin...

Chocolatey quinoa and Raw banana brownie

  Chocolatey quinoa and Raw banana brownie A shoutout for everyone who is craving for chocolaty yet healthy and tasty brownie to fulfil the sweet cravings. The dense, moist and chocolaty texture is not less or even better than the store brought brownies. It is high in fibre, resistant starch, proteins, micronutrients, prebiotics, and has a...

Raw Banana Curry

  Raw Banana Curry Green banana is an excellent superfood for all ages ranging from babies to elderly citizens. It is recommended to consume while weaning, during pregnancy, post-pregnancy, and various other health disorders such as diabetes, obesity, and hypertension. Green bananas especially benefit the gut, and today, science has established enough correlation between the gut...

Raw Banana Flour Pancakes

  Raw Banana Flour Pancakes Banana flour is a fine, powdery and a unique grain-free flour alternative loaded with gut loving fibre. It is loaded with vitamins and minerals. You will be surprised with the texture and lightness of pancakes made from the starchy flour. BlenderFrying pan 1 cup Banana flour2 tbsp Sattu flour1/2 - 1 cup Fresh...

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Why You Should Eat Potatoes

Potatoes are a rich source of vitamin b6 which is essential and vital for energy and metabolism. It actually helps you convert carbohydrates into glucose and it also helps with the breakdown of protein into amino acids. These are smaller molecules which are more easily digestible and absorbed into your blood (more…)