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6 Easter Recepies 🐣 !

  6 Must Have Easter Recepies 🐣 1) Roasted Vegetables Roasting vegetables is a culinary marvel that effortlessly combines simplicity with sensational flavours. What sets this cooking method apart is its sheer convenience and ease of execution. By cutting the veggies to the right size, you can bake and forget for 30 minutes. No adding halfway through and no flipping. The beauty of roasting lies in its hands-off nature. Once your veggies are in the oven, you’re free to indulge in other tasks or simply savour a moment of relaxation. As they roast, the high heat works its magic, transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary. The aromas that waft from your oven are an enticing preview of the culinary delight to come. What’s truly remarkable about roasting veggies is how effortlessly it elevates everyday ingredients into a mouthwatering masterpiece. (2) Roast Leg of Lamb Slow Cooked with Garlic, Sage and Rosemary Perfect roast leg of lamb every time with this recipe. You cannot bea...
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Ayurveda’s Answer to How to Improve Your Immune System

In Ayurveda, the Sanskrit word  ojus  is synonymous with resistance to disease. There are two types of ojus, which are formed in the womb and fully perfected by the eighth month of pregnancy, called  para-ojus  and  apara-ojus . Within para-ojus, there are exactly eight drops, which are located in the heart and the great vessels surrounding the heart. These eight drops are with you for your whole life, and their purpose is to keep the the body free from diseases. The textbooks say that if this ojus is reduced, the person’s life is threatened, so it cannot be replaced or refilled. Once lost, it’s gone for good. The second kind, apara-ojus, is present at the time of birth, but also keeps accumulating as you grow. This quantity is said to be about one palmful of your own hand, depending on the health of your tissues. In Ayurveda, we have seven classifications of tissues: plasma, blood, muscle, fat, bone, bone marrow, and reproductive. Each of these tissu...
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5 Things That Create An Ayurvedic Kitchen

Ayurvedic Power Have you heard of chemophobia?  How about pharmacophobia? These are actual, diagnosed fears: One being the fear of chemicals and the other being the fear of medication. While these phobias may be extreme and irrational, there is definitely a true desire amongst many of us to avoid needing prescribed medication or using products with harsh chemicals that could have damaging affects on our wellness. As the desire to treat or prevent illness in the most natural way possible increases, the use of the millennia old practice of Ayurveda is becoming more prevalent in the Western Hemisphere. Ayurveda takes a holistic approach to medicine while seeking to correct imbalances through adjustments in diet, exercise, and sleep. Discovering imbalances is done by determining which dosha is most prevalent in an individual person. A dosha is basically a label given to the type of energy that is most present in the body and mind. There are three types of doshas: Kap...
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3 TIPS TO BALANCE PITTA THIS SUMMER

Summer is in full swing here in the Northern hemisphere, which brings mixed reactions: some revel in the long, warm days, enjoying innumerable outdoor activities, while others seek cooling respite from the sun's rays and thick humidity. In the ancient practice of Ayurveda, summer (particularly late summer) is the season of Pitta—the firey, transformative energy at work in both nature and the body. Pitta is the fire that digests food  and  thoughts or ideas, so it's essential, but can easily get too intense as things heat up. If your dominant dosha is Pitta, you can naturally run hot and be more prone to agitation. Hot flashes, impatience, a drive for perfection, and an excess of stomach acid are all Pitta-dominant symptoms that are exaggerated during the hot summer months. What you eat and when you engage in activities this summer is all about balancing internal and external heat. Here are some tips to stay cool and balance Pitta so you can enjoy the most out of the summ...
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The summer garden : 7 Seeds to plant for sunny produce

Whoever said that summers were not a loving time for a garden hasn’t quite planted a produce-happy summer garden. While winter vegetables are more heart-warming than a summer bounty, summer vegetables still have a lot going for them. The good thing about summer crops is that they only need a good hot and sweaty day to take root (and some watering). You can plant your summer produce from May to June. You can even plant them a second time around if the days are still hot and your veggies will continue to thrive till the beginning of fall. Your first planting can be of varieties that mature later. But as summer wanes, make sure the seeds you choose are the early-fruiting ones. Before you arm yourself with summer seeds and go about scattering them in your garden, here’s what we all need to know and remember about summer season planting. Even though Mother Nature is full of sunshine these days, it’s always good to have some tricks and tips up your sle...
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Mumbai Veg frankie (Aapdukitchen)

Actually, frankie was origination in the streets of kolkata and was known as kathi kebab rolls. Although frankie is extremely popular in mumbai, it was first prepared in the streets of Kolkata. Veg frankie is known by many different names such as kathi rolls, veggie wraps or even veggie roll ups. While preparing frankie, the base ; roti remains the same but you can prepare it with various different stuffings and veggies of your choice or according to the availability.                                         https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqbRIUZQiO4                                                                            Get Deep air fryers from AliExpress           ...
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Psyllium Husk Uses, Properties + Benefits Of Husk Fiber

The name psyllium is commonly used for various species of the plant genus Plantago. Their seeds have mucilaginous properties and are used commercially. The genus Plantago contains approximately 200 species and the most common plant which is used and marketed as “psyllium” is Plantago ovata Forsk. It belongs to the family Plantaginaceae. In India, it is known as  isabgol  in Hindi .  Psyllium is also known as  ispaghula  and spogel seeds. Psyllium has been a part of Ayurveda with various ancient Ayurvedic medical texts describing its uses and benefits. Interestingly, psyllium husk is also frequently used in the Chinese system of medicine. Besides these two traditional systems of medicine, psyllium husk fiber has been a part of homeopathic medicine as well. It is also thought to have been used for wound healing by ancient Greek physicians. Psyllium seeds and psyllium husk are also used in food, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and other related industries. ...
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Natural Home Remedies For Minor Burns 🔥

Natural Home remedies for Burns The use of natural remedies given below can be highly effective in managing such minor burns. These remedies are aimed at promoting healing of the damaged skin tissues and minimizing pain. Raw Potato Raw potato can be used to treat minor skin burns. It possesses soothing properties, which help in providing relief from the burning sensation caused by burns. It also acts as an anti-inflammatory agent and reduces redness and inflammation of the skin. It can also reduce the chances of having blisters. Research has proved the beneficial effect of raw potato in the management of minor burns. The histological examination of the burnt area and clinical studies made on the comparable burn wounds treated with either peel of boiled potato affixed to gauze bandages or just gauze dressings showed that the patients treated with raw potato had a faster rate of recovery from the symptoms. It was found that the usage of the potato peel dressing eliminated or reduced desi...
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How can Ayurveda treat psoriasis?

Ayurveda is an ancient medical practice that some people try for psoriasis. It involves specific dietary habits, herbal compounds, and various other supportive practices. Psoriasis is an inflammatory condition that affects the skin, causing the excessive and rapid growth of skin cells. It can lead to the formation of thick, scaly plaques. Ayurvedic medicine involves ingredients that other medical disciplines have also used to treat psoriasis, such as  aloe vera  and  turmeric . While Ayurveda may be able to treat psoriasis in some people, researchers have not done large-scale clinical trials and systematic reviews to assess its safety and effectiveness. In this article, we look at the benefits of Ayurveda for people with psoriasis. We also examine the research into whether it offers effective treatment. Ayurveda and psoriasis A person with psoriasis could use Ayurvedic preparations on their skin. One of the most common topic...
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Spring Detox Smoothie

When spring arrives, I can't help but think about cleaning up my eating habits. After all, spring detox is a thing (along with spring cleaning, which technically is a detox for your home). That's why I’m sharing with you a smoothie packed with nutrients your body will love. Drink it in the morning and you'll give your body a much-needed boost of energy to get you through the day. Ingredient Breakdown: Why Each One Matters  Before I get to the actual recipe, I'd like to shine the spotlight on each individual ingredient used in this smoothie. You'll quickly see why this is a great spring detox smoothie worth drinking. Green Tea Not only is  green tea tasty to drink on its own, but it's also full of health benefits. It's high in antioxidants and contains a large amount of catechins, polyphenolic compounds that are thought to exert numerous protective effects, ...
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