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Harsh Goenka amazed by Japanese school lunches Americans are praising; viral video reveals whyA video shared by Harsh Goenka on social media highlights Japan's exceptional school lunch system, focussing strict hygiene, meticulous nut...- Never eat these 3 vegetables raw: Delhi Doctor warns of risk of kidney stones, gut issues and even neurocysticercosisRaw vegetables health risks: A Delhi doctor warns that not all vegetables are safe raw, highlighting spinach, cabbage, and eggplant. Raw co...
- Sanjeev Kapoor’s three-step easy guide: How to wash and blanch spinach perfectly every time in 5 minutesSpinach, a nutritious green leafy vegetable, must be properly washed and blanched before cooking. Celebrity Chefs Pankaj Bhadouria and Sanj...
- How to remove hidden worms and insects from cauliflower in 4 steps without killing its nutrition: Use these simple and easy kitchen hacksCauliflower, one of the most common vegetables found in Indian kitchens, may often have hidden insects, dirt and worms inside them, so it b...
- How to remove worms and insects from cabbage safely in less than 2 minutes: Five simple kitchen hacks to carefully clean the leafy nutritious vegetableCabbage, a nutritious and leafy vegetable packed with nutrients and minerals, often has worms, insects and dirt. It becomes important to cl...
- Cooked Vegetables vs Raw Salads: Which Is Easier on Digestion?While raw salads are often perceived as the healthiest option, cooking vegetables can significantly improve digestibility for many. Heat so...
- 5 winter vegetables to eat this season for weight loss and better healthWinter vegetables for weight loss: Winter offers a bounty of low-calorie vegetables perfect for weight loss and health. Cauliflower, cabbag...
- Dietitians list 15 Mediterranean lunches that keep blood sugar in check — delicious and easyDietitians share easy Mediterranean diet lunches that help control blood sugar. Recipes use beans, chickpeas, fish, whole grains, and veggi...
- The superfood you’re probably ignoring, lowers cholesterol & BP in just weeksHealth experts highlight red cabbage as a superfood. It helps manage high blood pressure and cholesterol. Red cabbage is rich in fibre and ...
- Why you should never wrap leftovers in aluminium foil? Experts warn of hidden health dangersWrapping leftovers in aluminium foil might seem convenient, but experts warn it can lead to dangerous bacterial growth due to the lack of a...
- Exploring culinary contrasts: Into the intriguing world of saladsIn old Goa cafes like Aram in Panjim, 'salad bhaji' is a unique dish of onions, tomatoes, and spices cooked into a savory gravy, often serv...
- The taste of summer: Try these easy-to-make flavourful recipes at home before the season endsFrom charred zucchini to creamy cheddar mayonnaise, these recipes are perfect for enjoying the flavors of summer.
- Back to basics: How traditional Indian recipes can help beat soaring vegetable pricesThe recent rise in vegetable prices in India has led to questions regarding the traditional Indian cookbooks that do not rely on expensive ...
- Healthy foods can be tasty too! Cauliflower rice, kale, avocados add a savoury twistCauliflower rice, and other foods like kale and avocados, show how foods popularised as part of ‘healthy’ diets can also be quite simply de...
- Balking at Banana flowers: Indians are rediscovering old ways of cooking food during Covid-19 lockdownNow is the time to unearth those heavy metal cooking utensils.
- Did you know that ‘shukto’ - a Bengali banana flower dish - was one of Swami Vivekananda's favourites?Bengal is particularly fond of mochar, as banana flower is called there.
- An egg-mustard note: Add the protein punch to 'sarson-ka-saag & makki roti'Sarson-ka-saag and makki roti are indelibly linked with Indian winters.
- Spread some Yuletide cheer: Try filling quinoa salad & mushroom risotto recipes this seasonThese scrumptious dishes will keep you full and happy during Christmas.
- Cheap shotThese days everyone is making a virtue out of frugality.
- Travelling dumplingThey look like momos but don’t taste like them. Though historians trace their ancestry to east Asia, pierogi are best known as Poland’s con...
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