th cup of ragi One cup milk or one scoop of milk powder Badam (almond) powder Water as required ...

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2. Once soaked, grind the urad dal to a smooth batter and take it in a bowl 3. Next, grind ragi and rice together to a smooth and fine batter and add it to the urad dal batter 4. Add some rock salt ...

Diwali is called the 'Festival of Lights' but no occasion is complete without delicious food. However, the way food is eaten even during the festive season has changed over the years. As more people ...

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Ragi, or finger millet, is one of India’s oldest grains, quietly sustaining people long before nutrition labels and food trends entered the conversation. Hardy, climate-resilient, and deeply ...