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Healthy Recipes With Oatmeal: Sweet Oatmeal Balls

oatmeal sweet peda Are you looking for recipes using oatmeal? Have you tried this "superfood" before? What are your favorite recipes with oatmeal? I am in love with oats. I try including oatmeal in a majority of my recipes, since they add to my health quotient. Rich in dietary fiber, oats are just another name for superfood. You can experiment with this healthy cereal grain to dish out deliciousness!! Yes, it is such a versatile ingredient that you can make healthy recipes with oatmeal, from snacks to savories, from crackers to cookies, from traditional classics to contemporary fusion foods,from sweets to desserts, and virtually anything. If you think how oatmeal recipes would taste, rest assured about the taste - delicious in every sense, healthy in every way and quick to dish out. What more do you need? Recipes with oatmeal are my favorite food experiments these days. What about you? Do share your oatmeal experiments. Today, I have tried a healthy sweet w

Oats Recipes From Healthy Recipes by Homemakers

oats sprouts tikki by Ritu Mendiratta oats soup by Ritu Mendiratta oats dhokla by Ritu Taneja Mehta (https://loveserveddaily.wordpress.com/2016/02/25/oats-dhokla-a-healthy-delight/)

Benefits of Oatmeal; Healthy Recipes: Why Make Oats A Part of Your Regular Diet

oats benefits Health benefit of oats are aplenty. It is the foremost reason for its adoption as a popular cereal grain these days. Do you know the first evidence of adoption of oats has been traced to a cave in Switzerland (belongs to around 3000 BC)? History of Oats If you think oatmeal recipes are getting popular these days, then you might be wrong. Oat is the most popular food in Scotland and also widely used in England. When the English came to India and settled here, they began cultivation of oats. Though the first mention of oats is found in Ain-e-Akbari of Abul Fazal (around 1590), their real adoption began with British promotion after 1816, when they captured vast areas Uttarakhand. However, this was limited to the consumption of the British army only. Hari Singh of Kashmir ordered special oat seeds from England in the 1930s and began their cultivation in royal farms. After independence, the state govt of Kashmir promoted oats and local farmers began cultivating i

Steamed Methi Chops for Dieters, Weight Loss Enthusiasts, Diabetics: How To Make Oatmeal Delicious

healthy snack oats methi chop How to cook oatmeal for breakfast? If you are looking for a diabetic friendly recipe, then this is it. If you want a weight loss recipe, then this one can be tried. If you are on a diet and wish to indulge in a healthy snack, why do not you try this steamed methi chop recipe? This is one simple recipe that gives you methi oatmeal chops, which are tasty, healthy, and filling. I have made it a point to include oats in my diet and make sure oat meal finds its way into a majority of my recipes. Today, I decided to experiment with another healthy snack recipe, using oats. Let's see what I have brought to you from my healthy kitchen. If you are wondering how to cook oatmeal for breakfast or for snacks, this recipe is a must try! oats benefits how to make oatmeal delicious With the winter season around, this is the best time to enjoy copious growth of methi. Let's go ahead and savor this herb in different forms to maximize h

What is Gluten Allergy; How to Deal With It

gluten intolerance What is the buzz about gluten these days? Every other person is talking about gluten intolerance or gluten sensitivity. What is it? Over 20 million Americans experience stomach problems from gluten. A number of people also complain of celiac disease (CD), which is an autoimmune disorder caused by gluten sensitivity or intolerance.  However, gluten doesn’t rattle the guts of each one of us, but only affects people with celiac disease. This means gluten isn’t all that bad for everyone. It is not good for people with CD. In CD patients, these proteins are absorbed in the small intestinal walls. As a result, the immune system mistakes these proteins as intruders, starting a furious, tissue-damaging inflammatory response. In normal human beings, small bowel comprises villi or finger-like projections, which produce digestive enzymes. However, in celiac disease patients, the misguided response from the immune system attacks these villi. As a result,

Do Oats Contain Gluten?

oats Most of us are under the impression that oats, which are rich in fiber, contain gluten . However, this is not correct. Research reveals that oats are completely safe for celiac patients. Generally, oats contain  avenine , which are non-toxic proteins and easily tolerated by celiac disease patients. They don’t contain gluten. However, 1% of celiacs may show a reaction if they consume a large amount of oats regularly. Pure oats are gluten-free. While most commercially processed oats are contaminated, some varieties of oats are grown and processed in uncontaminated environments and are sold under the label "gluten-free." Though oats are not related to gluten-containing grains, including wheat, rye, and barley, they may sometimes be contaminated during growing, processing, or harvesting period. Such oats may not be safe to use. Cross-contact can occur in the field where the crop is grown side-by-side with other grains, especially wheat, making oats contaminate

Easy Chewy Sugarfree Dates Ladoo: Option for Navratri Recipe

dates ladoo Until a few months back, I could not imagine that ladoos could be made without clarified butter. To me, every ladoo uses ghee. But as my culinary skills continue to improve while my focus remains on health, I have started to experiment with various ingredients. no sugar ladoo I came across a recipe that uses dates as sweetener. This was enough to give me an idea in the right direction. Then I came up with this easy ladoo recipe that  does not use ghee. sugarless recipe ladoo If you are looking for a navratri recipe, just use dates and nuts, and skip oats & sesame seeds, and you will get a falahari ladoo recipe :) No Sugar Ladoo Recipe : 1/2 cup dates (khajur) 2 tbsp -sesame seeds (til) 2 tbsp-oats or powdered and soaked sabudana for navratri (optional) 10-15 almonds How to make Sugarfree Ladoo Chop dates. Keep aside. If you have refrigerated dates, make sure you keep them outside for 4-5 hours bef