Madhav's

16/09/2019

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Carefully selected Millets & Legumes, along with roots and dry fruits and nuts - mildly roasted and ground to give you that perfect Porridge Powder with ingredients for the right,balanced nutrition (For all ages)

The major benefit of combining grains comes from their amino acid content. Grains are incomplete proteins – they may not contain all essential amino acids. Combining different varieties represents complementary proteins

Handmade in small batches in Coimbatore - Sent directly to your homes!

Enjoy the Aroma and the Flavor!

> Pure and Natural
> Chemical free processing
> No added salt/sugar/colors/flavors

12/06/2018

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(Free recipes sent along with the products, Free Delivery Pan India)

Carefully selected Millets & Legumes, along with roots and dry fruits and nuts - mildly roasted and ground to give you that perfect Porridge Powder with ingredients for the right,balanced nutrition (For all ages)

The major benefit of combining grains comes from their amino acid content. Grains are incomplete proteins – they may not contain all essential amino acids. Combining different varieties represents complementary proteins

Handmade in small batches in Coimbatore - Sent lovingly from our unit directly to your homes!

Enjoy the Aroma and the Flavor!

> Pure and Natural
> Chemical free processing
> No added salt/sugar/colors/flavors

26/04/2018

Mix it!! Make it wholesome!! Goodness in every bite!!
Celebrate life!! Cherish

19/04/2018

16/04/2018

Thinai Arisi (Rice) and its health benefits. Foxtail or Italian millet (setaria italica) is one of those forgotten grains that were a part of ancient Tamil culture. Foxtail millet, called 'Thinai' in Tamil, is offered to Lord Muruga, the patron deity of Tamil Nadu.

16/04/2018

Samai Rice

Samai Rice was domesticated in India. It represents the weedy progenitor of psilopodium grown throughout India to a limited extent up to altitudes of 2100 m, but is of little importance elsewhere. The seeds of Samai are smaller than those of common millet.

Samai is another reliable catch crop in view of its earliness and resistance to adverse agro-climatic conditions.

Samai suitable for all ages. Samai trend constipation. Stomach related diseases . Diabetic patients benefit from consuming Samai.

Samai is rich in fiber, helps reducing fat, good for bones and muscles in between will get stronger.

16/03/2018

Food for thought !!

History of Millets

1. The exact origin is not known but research says millet was most likely cultivated simultaneously in Asia and Africa over 7000 years ago.

2. It has been a staple in India and Africa for thousands of years. In the Old Testament millet is mentioned as a grain for making bread.

3. Chinese archeologists found a 4000 year old bowl containing long noodles made from millet. The earliest written record of millet, “Fan Shen Chih Shu” 2800 BC, gives detailed instructions for growing and storing the grain.

4. There is even evidence that millet was eaten and grown in the Stone Age in Switzerland.

5. Millet first came to the U.S. in 1875, was consumed and grown by early settlers like corn, then fell into obscurity!!

20/01/2018

Recipe requested in demand :
Madhavs buttermilk porridge:
1 tbsp : Ragi flour
1 tbsp : Madhav's mix
1 small onion finely chopped
1/2 tsp : urad dal
1/4 tsp : mustard seeds
1 cup : buttermilk
Red chilli powder
Hing
Ginger
Curry leaves
Coriander leaves
Salt to taste
Mix one cup buttermilk in Ragi flour + Madhavs mix to bring to a smooth flowing consistency.
Saute mustard seeds in a pan, with curry leaves, urad dal, ginger, hing. Once splutters add onion, ginger, salt , red chilli powder and turmeric powder. Add water and bring to boil.

Once water boils add the buttermilk mix into the saucepan and bring to boil add ghee and coriander leaves. Serve hot !!

18/01/2018

Madhav's mix - ladoos! Recipe for your delight !!

Health Mix Laddu , a healthier and tasty Indian sweet. It will take less time and less ingredient to make this laddoo.

18/01/2018

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Millets have for long been a staple food grown and consumed in India.
Millets have been an integral part of local food cultures and have proven to be super crops. Not only are millets extremely nutritious and good for health but they also use less water for cultivation, and can be stored and consumed for years.

There is now, an increased global demand for millets, with more people beginning to realize their health and lifestyle benefits.

03/11/2017