Khichdi

From jowar vegetable upma to ragi dosa, bajre ki tikki to bajra khichdi, these food items made of millets will now be part of the menu of Parliament House canteens.

We Indians love this one-pot dish so much that you'll find different varieties of khichdi in different states of the country.

Each region has its own ritual and dish to celebrate Makar Sankranti. Here is a compilation of five must-try recipes to celebrate the festival.

Simple Indian food: Comfort food is defined as something that provides a sense of emotional comfort. Read on to know more.

Khichdi has a low glycemic index, making it suitable for diabetics. Considering this, here we bring you 5 diabetic-friendly khichdi recipes. Take a look.

Soya, along with some vegetables, adds nutritional value to the khichdi, giving it depth, density, and flavour. For the complete recipe, read on!

Khichdi is traditionally cooked in a pressure cooker as it yields the best results. Here is how you can make it without a pressure cooker.

Ragi is high in protein and fibre and is used extensively in many Indian preparations. Here have curated a list of 5 ragi recipes that you may include in your weight loss diet.

Diabetes Diet: Here we bring you a delicious oats khichdi recipe that is ideal for a wholesome lunch meal.

Here we bring you a winter-special khichdi recipe that includes fresh and crunchy gajar (carrot) and matar (green peas) in it. Read on to know more.

Here we have curated a list of 5 palak recipes that can add some flavour and nutrition to your daily dinner menu.

Khichdi is one such dish that has low glycaemic index and is suitable for diabetic patients. Considering this, here we bring you a palak dal khichdi recipe that is super healthy!

By adding some vibrant vegetables, your khichdi can become a tasty affair.

Here we bring you a list of delicious gajar recipes that are ideal for a wholesome lunch meal. Take a look.

Bhagyashree, recently, took to Instagram to share a glimpse of what her mornings look like, while she is shooting.

From jowar vegetable upma to ragi dosa, bajre ki tikki to bajra khichdi, these food items made of millets will now be part of the menu of Parliament House canteens.

We Indians love this one-pot dish so much that you'll find different varieties of khichdi in different states of the country.

Each region has its own ritual and dish to celebrate Makar Sankranti. Here is a compilation of five must-try recipes to celebrate the festival.

Simple Indian food: Comfort food is defined as something that provides a sense of emotional comfort. Read on to know more.

Khichdi has a low glycemic index, making it suitable for diabetics. Considering this, here we bring you 5 diabetic-friendly khichdi recipes. Take a look.

Soya, along with some vegetables, adds nutritional value to the khichdi, giving it depth, density, and flavour. For the complete recipe, read on!

Khichdi is traditionally cooked in a pressure cooker as it yields the best results. Here is how you can make it without a pressure cooker.

Ragi is high in protein and fibre and is used extensively in many Indian preparations. Here have curated a list of 5 ragi recipes that you may include in your weight loss diet.

Diabetes Diet: Here we bring you a delicious oats khichdi recipe that is ideal for a wholesome lunch meal.

Here we bring you a winter-special khichdi recipe that includes fresh and crunchy gajar (carrot) and matar (green peas) in it. Read on to know more.

Here we have curated a list of 5 palak recipes that can add some flavour and nutrition to your daily dinner menu.

Khichdi is one such dish that has low glycaemic index and is suitable for diabetic patients. Considering this, here we bring you a palak dal khichdi recipe that is super healthy!

By adding some vibrant vegetables, your khichdi can become a tasty affair.

Here we bring you a list of delicious gajar recipes that are ideal for a wholesome lunch meal. Take a look.

Bhagyashree, recently, took to Instagram to share a glimpse of what her mornings look like, while she is shooting.