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Quality Diabetic Food For A Balanced Breakfast: Energize Your Mornings

Starting your day with a nutritious breakfast is essential, especially for those managing diabetes. Opting for Diabetic Food with a low glycemic index (GI) can play a significant role in stabilizing blood sugar levels and providing consistent energy throughout the day. Here’s a guide to some tasty, diabetic-friendly breakfast options that can help you kickstart your mornings in a healthy way.

The Benefits of Low GI Foods

Low GI foods are known for their ability to release glucose slowly into the bloodstream. This gradual release helps in avoiding sharp spikes and drops in blood sugar levels, which is crucial for individuals with diabetes. Incorporating such Diabetic Food in India into your breakfast can help manage hunger, maintain steady energy, and contribute to better overall blood glucose control.

Delicious Diabetic-Friendly Breakfast Choices

A traditional breakfast favorite, roti, can be a great choice when made from a low GI diabetic flour mix. This specialized flour is crafted to ensure that the roti has a lower glycemic index, making it a suitable option for a balanced diabetic meal. The roti can be paired with a variety of vegetables or a light dal to enhance its nutritional value and keep you full longer.

Another delightful option is idli, a steamed rice and lentil cake that is light and nutritious. By choosing a low GI diabetic idli mix, you can enjoy this classic South Indian dish without compromising your blood sugar levels. Idlis are not only easy to digest but also versatile, often served with sambar or chutney for added flavor and nutrition.

Idiyappam, or string hoppers, offers a unique breakfast experience and can also be made diabetic-friendly using a low GI diabetic mix. This dish is made by steaming finely pressed dough into delicate strands, resulting in a light and nutritious meal. Idiyappam can be paired with coconut milk or a vegetable curry to provide a well-rounded breakfast.

For a savory twist, consider paniyaram made from a low GI diabetic flour mix. This dish, which is traditionally made from fermented batter, can be enjoyed as a nutritious breakfast option when prepared with a low GI mix. Paniyaram is cooked in a specialized pan, yielding a crispy exterior and soft interior. It’s an excellent choice for those who enjoy a flavorful, yet diabetic-friendly, breakfast.

Plain dosa, another South Indian staple, can be adapted for diabetic diets with a low GI diabetic plain dosa flour mix. This flour blend ensures that the dosa remains a suitable option for managing blood sugar levels. Dosas are typically thin and crispy, and can be paired with various fillings or side dishes like vegetable sambar or chutney for a complete meal.

Creating a Balanced Breakfast Plate

To ensure a balanced breakfast, consider combining these Diabetic Food in Bangalore from Sriram Diabetic Foods  with other nutrient-dense ingredients. For instance, pairing your roti or dosa with a side of leafy greens or a fresh salad can increase fiber intake and add essential vitamins and minerals. Similarly, adding a small portion of lean protein, such as a boiled egg or a serving of yogurt, can help keep you feeling full and satisfied. Including a variety of textures and flavors not only makes your meal more enjoyable but also enhances its nutritional profile, supporting overall health and well-being.

Incorporating low GI foods into your breakfast can make a significant difference in managing diabetes while enjoying a variety of delicious and satisfying meals. By choosing options like low GI diabetic roti, idli, idiyappam, paniyaram, and dosa, and creating a balanced breakfast plate, you can start your day with a nutritious and balanced meal that supports stable blood sugar levels and sustained energy.

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The Timeless Appeal of the Brass Idiyappam Maker: The Brass Idiyappam Maker and Its Everlasting Beauty

Features of the Brass Idiyappam Maker:-

It is common to see the Brass Idiyappam Maker in traditional kitchens because it is a piece of cooking equipment that has stood the test of time. The three antique boxes that make up this set have been carefully made to last and look great doing it. The idiyappam maker's construction from premium brass ensures both its classic good looks and its durability. The ergonomic design makes it a breeze to hold and use, guaranteeing a seamless and effective cooking session. This brass sevai maker is an eye-catching and useful addition to any home kitchen thanks to its detailed design and solid construction.

 Benefits of using the Brass Idiyappam Maker:-

The ability to make idiyappam, also known as sevai, a beloved South Indian meal, with flawless texture is one of the main advantages of utilizing the Brass Idiyappam Maker. Since the brass material is a good conductor of heat, it guarantees that the dough will cook in a consistent manner while preserving its delicate flavor. The three antique boxes in this set are available in a range of sizes to accommodate a variety of servings and cooking methods. Moreover, brass is a material that possesses natural antibacterial characteristics, which makes it an excellent option for utensils used in the kitchen.

The durability of the brass sevai maker is yet another key advantage of using this product. Brass is an investment that will last for a long time because it does not wear out as fast as plastic or aluminum tools. The fact that it is so durable makes it a piece of heritage quality, something that can be handed down from generation to generation. In addition, the weight and solidity of brass kitchenware make them easy to hold, which reduces the amount of strain that is placed on the hands when using them for multiple hours.

It is very easy to clean and maintain the brass idiyappam maker. It may be kept gleaming and ready to use with just a gentle wash with water and soap. The brass gets a special patina as it ages, which makes it more antique-looking, but it also contributes to the aesthetic value of your kitchen.

Another thing to think about is how versatile the brass sevai maker is. You can use it for pressing dough for various traditional foods, among other things, in the kitchen, not only to make idiyappam. Anyone who enjoys messing in the kitchen will find this gadget valuable due to its multi-functional nature.

  Versatile use and gifting options:-

There are a lot of other things you can make with the Brass Idiyappam Maker besides sevai. This gadget is a must-have whether you're exploring with other cuisines or making classic South Indian recipes. On top of that, it's a great present for those in your life who love to cook. Its thoughtfulness and practical usage make it a present that will be treasured and appreciated by the recipient. It is possible to bring happiness and a sense of history to the kitchen of the receiver by giving them a set of three antique boxes as a gift.

Global availability:-

We are pleased to provide our  Brass Idiyappam Maker to clients all around the globe. Our services make it possible for anyone, in the USA, Canada, or London, to enjoy the beauty and practicality of these antique kitchen utensils. Bringing a touch of classic culinary creativity to modern kitchens throughout the world, we are proud to ship our high-quality, genuine brass cooking tools to lovers everywhere.

Finally, the Brass Idiyappam Maker combines form and function, function and aesthetics, making it more than simply a culinary tool. It is an excellent investment for any kitchen because of its long lifespan, adaptability, and classic style. These idiyappam maker would make wonderful additions to any kitchen or make a thoughtful present. Our gorgeous brass sevai maker is available worldwide for all food enthusiasts, allowing them to experience the excitement of traditional cooking.

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How I learnt to make the perfect Ottu Shavige

How I learnt to make the perfect Ottu Shavige

‘My ottu shavige dreams were rarely indulged, until I got married, and took notes from my mother-in-law’ As I effortlessly unmoulded the steaming hot rice cones on to the shavige press without having to run a knife along the sides of the tumbler, my husband quipped, “So, you are quite a pro now.” I was thrilled at the rare compliment from him, for ottu shavige is a speciality in his hometown…

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Chapati Making Machine Manufacturer in Coimbatore

Chapati is a staple food in India. However, the process of making a chapatti is complex and tedious. But today, no domain has been untouched by technological advancement and so does this. Many manufacturers have come up with an exclusive line of Chapati Making Machines which make it possible for the restaurant owners to quickly make numerous Chapatti easily. The machine has been effective in reducing the manpower while enabling the users to make round, soft, and well-cooked chapatti easily. The food industry, especially caterers and restaurant owners use Chapati Making Machine extensively to feed a large number of guests at a time.

Automatic Chapati Making Machines:

These are the electrically operated machine with the capability to make 1000 chapati in an hour. The machine is made up of stainless steel which is segregated in two parts. The first is for making dough and dough balls and another one is for pressing the balls into chapattis and finally baking them. Most of the machines have a compact design which can be easily fitted in the kitchen. However, semi-automatic chapatti making machines are also available in the market that requires an operator to manage the process.

Advantages of the Chapati Making Machine :

* Quick and easy way to make chapatti

* Suitable for large scale production e.g: hotel, restaurant

* Reduce the manpower cost

* Compact design and thus easily fit in any surface.

* Energy-efficient as compared to the traditional ways of making of chapati.

* Robust structure as the body of the machine is made up of stainless steel.

* Hygienic process.

* Easy to clean machine parts like oven, hopper, rollers, and belts.

* Easy way to monitor.

* Very low maintenance Cost.

Chapati Making Machine Manufacturer in Coimbatore India:

The market is flooded with the Chapati Making Machine Manufacturers. JJhitech automation offering high-quality food production machines. We offer Chapati Making Machine, Paratha Making Machine, Idiyappam Making machine at competitive prices while assuring on-time delivery. JJhitech automaton is Chapati Machine Maker Suppliers and Exporters in Coimbatore, Chennai, Bangalore, Mangalore, Hyderabad.

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Ragi Millet Kozhukattai With Verkadalai Puranam

Ragi Millet Kozhukattai With Verkadalai Puranam / Ragi Millet Modaks (dumplings) With Sweet Peanut Stuffing : Before stepping into the detailed recipe I would like to apologize for not being active in blog and social medias for a while. I took a break in last May to help kids for their exams. And I couldn’t come back after that since I was keep engaging them during summer holidays. Dear followers I promised to post a lot of recipes and shared a short clip of those videos in the related videos I posted in YouTube i.e mentioned “Video Recipe Coming Soon”. I kept the promise by posting some recipes but I couldn’t post all on time. Do bear with me and I will make the pending promised posts as soon as possible. We didn’t go out during summer break except one trip, that I will share in my next post. I was off from blogging for couple of months that means I did a lot of cooking and taught kids some basics in cooking. To be specific I have lot of millet recipes to come as time permits….

Coming to the recipe as I said previously I have lot of millet recipes to come and this is one among that category. I make this recipe on and off as a neivedhyam on auspicious days. You can see my 2018 Instagram post with these millet kozhukattai HERE below. Also planning to make it again for this year Vinayagar Chaturthi. If you like to know what I am making for this year festival and to watch my day today cooking do check my Instagram Page. I used 100% finger millet flour to make the outer dough for the modaks and stuffed it with sweet peanut filling. Please refer the stuffing preparation in Verkadalai Poorana Kozhukattai were I detailed everything with Video Tutorial. the only change I did was instead of brown sugar/nattu sarkarai I used Karupatti/Palm Jaggery to make the stuffing for this recipe. You can use Coconut Jaggery Stuffing/Thengaai Puranam Instead of Peanut stuffing. I used half of the ragi dough for making sweet kozhukattai and the rest I used to make savory stuffing which I will post it soon… If you want a no stuff modak using millet flour then do check this Millet Modak recipe.

Finger Millet Ragi Flour

Ragi / Kezhvaragu is called as Finger Millet in English, which has high protein and mineral content. Its well available in the form of whole grain or as fine flour in Indian stores or do use Bobs Red Mill Millet Flour to this recipe. I do have several Ragi / Finger Millet Recipes in my blog do check my collection of Ragi recipes by pressing the below button.

Millet Kozhukattai Ingredients

Yields 13-15 ModaksOuter Millet Dough IngredientsRagi Flour – 3/4 Cup Salt – A Pinch Water – 1.5 Cups Sesame Oil – 1 Tbsp Plus More for Shaping ModaksRefer Peanut Stuffing IngredientsUsed exact ingredients except Brown sugar which I replaced with 1/2 Cup Palm Jaggery/Karupatti

Here is our 2021 Vinayagar Chaturthi special 🙂

Millet Kozhukattai Outer dough Preparation

There are two ways to make outer dough for kozhukattai. The first method is what I described here, which uses ground millet batter or Instant flour. Cook it with water until it forms a stiff dough. This method is easy for beginners. The dough is very flexible to work with while shaping the kozhukattai using mould or without mould. The second method is mixing flour with boiling water in a wide bowl until it reaches a stiff dough. Its described already in Ragi Idiyappam Recipe. If water is not hot you may end with uncooked and non pliable dough. If you add more water while mixing then you have to follow the first method to fix the dough. Lets go with first method…. - In a wide pan add flour, salt (Pic 1) and water. - Make a lump free millet batter (Pic 2). - Bring this mixture to boil in medium flame by stirring the batter (Pic 2). - Once the batter starts bubbling (refer video) then it starts to thicken very quickly so keep an eye. - At this stage continue stirring, you may use wire whisk and non stick pan to ease this process. - I have a very clear video tutorial for this process which is a key for the right kozhukattai consistency. - Do check the video tutorial at the bottom of this post. - The millet batter thickens quickly like shown in Pic 3 & 4. - Do keep stirring from this point in low flame by adding sesame oil (Pic 4). - Oil helps not to burn the ragi dough at the bottom of the pan and prevents forming lump.

- Continue stirring until it reaches a non sticky dough. - All the moisture should evaporate and form a stiff dough (Pic 5). - Let it cool at room temperature meanwhile you can prepare the stuffing. - When the outer dough is warm apply oil to your palm and knead to soft pliable dough (Pic 6). - The dough should not be sticky and gooey after kneading otherwise cook again and bring to that consistency.

Second Version of Outer Dough

Recently I made this same recipe with a slight change yesterday for Ganesh Chaturthi. Will upload step by step pictures soon.

Its nothing but I added a small portion of filtered palm jaggery syrup along with water (Pic 1). Then bring to boil when it comes to rolling boil add ragi flour in batches (Pic 2, 3,4,&5). Do stir quickly and make a stiff dough (Pic 6). The rest of the filling process are same as mentioned here in the recipe details. It worked great and tasted so yum. Kids didn’t feel they are having millet kozhukattai and said it tasted like chocolate. You can follow the same if using the entire dough to make the sweet filling 😊 alone.

How to Stuff and Shape Millet Kozhukattai

- Prepare the stuffing you want and keep it ready. - Grease the plates to place shaped modaks and keep it ready (like shown above). - Either pinch the stuffing and make oval (for stuffing in the mould) or round balls to manually shape the kozhukattai (Pic 1) . - I have described both methods here today. - Grease your palm and the mould with sesame oil (pic 1) and position it closed. - Take a small lemon size outer dough and insert it into the mould evenly without any gap (pic 2). i.e should not see inner mould - Also press dough with a finger (Pic 2) to get good mould impression on your kozhukattai. - Now gently stuff the prepared peanut filling in to it (Pic 3).

- Take a pinch outer dough and seal the bottom of mould with it (Pic 4). - Gently open the mould and release the stuffed millet kozhukattai (Pic 5). - I have shown demo on how to shape the kozhukattai without using mould in the video tutorial please do check it. - The output is shown in the picture 6 above. - Arrange the shaped kozhukattai / modaks over greased idli or steamer plate.

How to Steam Millet Kozhukattai

I will add step by step pictures of steaming /millet kozhukattai in Idli pan/ stove top method here in this space soon.

How to Steam Millet Kozhukattai in Instant Pot

- Layer the kozhukattai placed plates on steamer stand or idli stand (Pic 1). - Add water to Instant pot inner pot and set sauté mode high (Pic 2) by closing the IP with glass lid (Pic 3). - Let the water comes to boil, once its boiling do cancel the sauté option (Pic 3).

- Place the steamer stand gently in to the boiling water (Pic 4). - Cover it with lid by pressing the steam release button down ie steam mode (refer picture 5) or check the video tutorial.

- Pressure cook high for 5 minutes in steam mode using manual timer (use manual timer for steam mode, refer video). - Once done, remove the lid, kozhukattai looks shiny as shown above & step by step Picture 6. - Serve piping hot tasty millet kozhukattai immediately.

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It’s a standard food in southern areas (Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka and Andhra) of India. Ragi is known as “Finger Millet” in English and “Kezhvaragu- கேழ்வரகு” in Tamil. Kids refer to it as the Chocolate Idiyappam Upma. Ragi Idiyappam Upma is really a nutritious and stuffing breakfast Recipe, made from Ragi flour and little Rice flour. 

Ragi consists of large quantities of calcium which may be the main element for bone development. It is good for diabetic issues. It helps to enhance hemoglobin level in the body in order that it is most likely the fantastic option for new mothers. They can include Ragi within their diet to boost milk production to feed their babies and it’ll enhance the milk with critical amino acids, calcium, and iron.

Ingredients

For Idiyappam:

1 cup Ragi (Finger Millet) flour

2 tbsp. Rice Flour

Water as required

Salt to taste

1 tbsp. Oil

To Make Upma:

2 tbsp. oil

1/2 tsp. cumin seeds

1/2 tsp. mustard seeds

1/2 tsp. split urad dal

1/2 tsp. Chana dal

Handful of peanuts

Few curry leaves

1 medium onion, chopped

4 green chilies, chopped

Few spring fresh coriander leaves

3 tbsp. brown sugar

1/4 cup shredded coconut

Method

Servings: 04 persons

Prep time: 05 mins

Cook time: 15 mins

Take ragi flour and rice flour in a pan and start roasting, roast for 5 mins in low flame. Add required salt and keep it ready.

Boil water till it starts boiling vigorously, now add it to little by little to the roasted flour.

Mix with a ladle then add more water and keep mixing till it gathers together to form a soft dough.

The dough should be soft and not sticky. Take idiyappam press and grease it well with oil.

Shape the dough like a cylinder then fill it in the idiyappam press. Grease the Idli plate with a drop of oil.

Press it in circular motion to fill the plate. Repeat this in batches…Don’t crowd.

In the Idli steamer pour water and place the Idli plate above it and steam it for 10-12mins or until cooked. Take out the Idli plate from the steamer.

Scoop out the Idiyappam from the Idli plate to the normal plate and let cool slightly. Then shred it nicely to make up.

For tempering:

Heat oil in a pan, add cumin seeds, mustard seeds, split urad dal, Chana dal and peanuts. When it splutters add curry leaves, onion, green chili. Sauté till translucent.

Then add shredded idiyappam and sauté it, check for seasoning. Now sprinkle brown sugar and shredded coconut. Mix well and serve hot & sweet idiyappam up.

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Idiyappam/rice hopper/string hopper

Hi everyone!!!

Idiyappam is a traditional Sri Lankan and South Indian specialty consisting of rice flour that is squeezed into a press to form thin noodles. The noodles are then steamed before being served with any spicy gravy.

INGREDIENTS

2 cups rice flour

½ cup warm water (or more)

1 teaspoon salt

2 teaspoon oil

Equipment

String hopper press

INSTRUCTIONS

Boil water in a pan…

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Carrot Idiyappam Dish - Healthy Carrot Noodles Recipe for Kids & Toddler - Yummy Tummy

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little water and make it into a smooth puree. Strain it and extract 1 cup of carrot juice. Mix rice flour with salt and set aside. Take carrot juice in a pan, bring it to a boil. Include in rice flour gradually and mix till it forms into a dough. Now include in ghee and make it into a dough. Take it in idiyappam press, squeeze it in a grease steamer plate. Steam this for 3 to 4 minutes. Now eliminate it and cool it, Different it and serve. < div class= "quads-location quads-ad1" id =" quads-ad1" style= "float: none; margin:0 px 0 0px 0; text-align: center;" >< script async data-cfasync=" false "src=" https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js ">< script type =" text/javascript" data-cfasync=" false" > var quads_screen_width= document.body.clientWidth;. if( quads_screen_width >= 1140) / * desktop monitors */. document.write('< ins class=" adsbygoogle" style=" display: inline-block; width:336 px; height:280 px;" data-ad-client=" pub-2871828988347962" data-ad-slot=" 3067022535" > ');. (adsbygoogle= window.adsbygoogle if( quads_screen_width >= 1024 & & quads_screen_width< 1140) []). push( );. if( quads_screen_width >= 768 & & quads_screen_width< 1024) / * tablet picture */. document.write('< ins class=" adsbygoogle" style=" display screen: inline-block; width:336 px; height:280 px;" data-ad-client=" pub-2871828988347962" data-ad-slot=" 3067022535 ">');. ( adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle

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Technique:

Peel and chop carrots, take it in a mixer, include little water and make it into a smooth puree. Strain it and extract 1 cup of carrot juice.

Mix rice flour with salt and reserved.

Take carrot juice in a pan, bring it to a boil. Include rice flour gradually and blend till it forms into a dough.

Now include ghee and make it into a dough.

Take it in idiyappam press, capture it in a grease steamer plate. Steam this for 3 to 4 mins.

Now eliminate it and cool it, Different it and serve.

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. bookmarked the recipe Wonderful receipe dear ... even my lo enjoys noodle. certainly will attempt this one. Fantastic idea, this idiyappam is not only healthy however also tasty, attractive and vibrant, my kid dislikes the plain white idiyappam as it is not appealing. my kid is a huge fan of noodles, however I have actually stopped buying them considering that the Maggie issue. Whatever claims they make about their noodles, they still include great deal of chemicals, preservatives and msg.

Remarkable concept, this idiyappam is not just healthy but likewise yummy, appealing and vibrant, my kid dislikes the plain white idiyappam as it is not appealing. my son is a huge fan of noodles, but I have actually stopped buying them because the Maggie concern. Whatever claims they make about their noodles, they still include great deal of chemicals, preservatives and msg.

Hi aarthi ... how can I serve this idiyappam for 7 month old ... may I just add formula milk to it?

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