Easy thin and crispy seed brittle sweetened with maple syrup. The recipe is vegan (dairy-free, egg-free), gluten-free, soy-free, peanut-free, refined sugar-free, and great for those on a low-carbs diet.
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Mushroom Ricotta Crostini & More Easy to Make Ahead Starter Ideas
It’s the season for appetizers and this mushroom crostini is an elegant appetizer that’s easy to make and is perfect for any time of the year. Besides, I am also sharing previously posted Diwali starter recipe links for my readers.
Millet Patties | Tasty little Bites
These Millet and green pea patties are an incredibly easy and tasty appetizer that’s made with minimum ingredients and are perfect for any occasion.
Millet ” Couscous” Salad with Mung Sprouts and Pom Seeds
A simple millet salad with sprouted mung beans, pom seeds, and spinach, topped with lemon vinaigrette. It is healthy, filling and loaded with nutrients and fiber. Serve it alone as a hearty salad, delicious lunch or an easy side for weeknight dinners!
Simple Millet Crepes
Food evokes memories and many a times they give birth to recipes that have resemblance to their origins but modified to dietary restrictions. I got the inspiration for these crepes from my mother’s “sour dough cheelas”. I can hardly contain my excitement to share that this recipe is not only gluten-free, but also dairy-free, egg free, soy free, and nut-free. Just like its name suggests, these crepes are super easy and can be prepared ahead of time. Serve either as an accompaniment to a main dish or for breakfast with chutney or treat them like soft tacos and fill with whatever you like.
Warm Millet Salad with Kale, Lentil and Roasted Sweet Potatoes
This warm millet salad is made with incredibly nourishing ingredients that work together to boost your health, yet at the same time each spoonful is so flavorsome and satisfying with chunks of roasted sweet potato and earthy flavors of kale and lentils.
Millet “Berry Shrikhand”
Let me introduce you to a delicious creamy dessert called Shrikhand. It is a simple delicacy of strained yogurt, whipped to cream like consistency, mixed with sugar, flavorings and fruit pulp. As you can tell from the title of the post there is millet in my recipe. It is not only yummy but is virtually guilt free. The only fat here comes from whole milk yogurt cheese.
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