Ragi malt is a healthy, filling and wholesome porridge with finger millet flour (Ragi in India). This is a very good health drink choice for toddlers and kids, easy to make and so much better than store bought malt drinks. This is also known as ragi java and it is a very age old traditional south Indian recipe that they serve to toddlers and kids for breakfast or snacks. Making ragi malt takes only 5 minutes if you have finger millet flour handy. Here is how to make easy and best ragi malt at home.
Ragi is the Indian name for the finger millet or red millet. It goes by the name ragi in Hindi, keppai or kezhvaragu in Tamil, nachani in Marati. Ragi or finger millet is one of the superfood which had lost its importance. But it had always remain an essential component of the meals in many south regions..
This amazing weight loss recipe hailed from the south famously known as “Ambali” is enriched with many other many nutrients hence favors many health benefits.
“Ragi is considered one of the best non-dairy sources of calcium”. Also Ragi is one those foods that provides internal warmth to the body and helps in building immunity during the season change. And Also it is
1. Rich in fibers and proteins
2. Wonderful source of calcium
3. Fight blood cholesterol & also controls blood pressure.
This drink can be prepared two way sweet or salty. I am sharing here the salty version of Ragi Malt. So lets begin with the recipe..
If you are struggling shedding weight. You can talk to us by taking this assessment: Click here
For more information click here
Ingredients: 1 inch fresh ginger (sliced) ½ tsp turmeric powder (or fresh turmeric) 1 small… Read More
🌿 Ingredients (Serves 2) For the Moong Dal "Bread": 1 cup yellow moong dal (soaked… Read More
A refreshing, low-calorie summer drink made without sugar. Stevia is optional for those who prefer… Read More
Ingredients 4–5 medium apples (sweet varieties like Fuji Apple, Gala Apple, or Honeycrisp Apple work… Read More
Here is a recipe for Healthy Nut & Seed Energy Laddoos (which you can also… Read More
Ingredients 1 cup cooked rice (preferably from the previous day) 1–2 cups drinking water Salt… Read More