Kitchari Is Perhaps One Of The Main Courses In Ayurvedic Cooking

kitchari ayurvedic Moong Dal Recipe Elavegan
kitchari ayurvedic Moong Dal Recipe Elavegan

Kitchari Ayurvedic Moong Dal Recipe Elavegan Kitchari is considered an ayurvedic staple for several reasons. as mentioned above, the mushy state of the dal and basmati rice allows for easy digestion, even by many individuals that have a hard time digesting other beans. when eating meals such as this, the digestive fire (agni) can reduce its work load and “take a break”. Heat coconut oil or ghee over medium heat, in a heavy bottomed pot. add cumin, fennel, fenugreek and black mustard seeds and cook for a few minutes to release aromatics, and until the mustard seeds have popped. add the rest of the spices and stir to combine. add rice and mung beans, stir well and let cook for a moment.

kitchari ayurvedic Moong Dal Recipe Elavegan
kitchari ayurvedic Moong Dal Recipe Elavegan

Kitchari Ayurvedic Moong Dal Recipe Elavegan Kitchari, a traditional ayurvedic recipe, is a nourishing porridge made from mung beans, rice, vegetables, and healing spices. this gut supportive kitchari recipe is loaded with flavor, a great source of fiber, and one of my all time favorite savory breakfast recipes. if you like this recipe you should also try my vegetable turmeric quinoa stew. 1 2 cup basmati rice 1 cup mung dal (split yellow) 6 cups (approx.) water 1 2 to 1 inch ginger root, chopped or grated a bit of mineral salt (1 4 tsp. or so) 2 tsp. ghee 1 2 tsp. coriander powder 1 2 tsp. cumin powder 1 2 tsp. whole cumin seeds 1 2 tsp. mustard seeds 1 2 tsp. turmeric powder 1 pinch asafoetida (hing) handful of fresh cilantro leaves 1 and 1 2 cups assorted vegetables (optional). Instructions. in a medium bowl, combine the rice and moong dal. pour enough water to cover the mixture and soak for 15 minutes. after 15 minutes, pour the mixture into a fine mesh strainer and rinse with cold water until it runs clear. warm the oil or ghee on medium low heat in a medium pot. Heat vegetable or coconut oil (or fat of choice) in a large skillet or pot (with a lid) over medium heat. then, add the mustard seeds, cumin seeds, and ground coriander to the oil and stirring occasionally, until fragrant, about a minute. finally, add minced ginger and turmeric and cook for about 15 20 seconds.

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