- Megha Desai
- November 10, 2025
Low-Calorie South Indian Meals Made with Millets
In homes across South India, millets are slowly stealing the show. These ancient grains that our grandparents were so familiar with are enjoying renewed popularity, and
In homes across South India, millets are slowly stealing the show. These ancient grains that our grandparents were so familiar with are enjoying renewed popularity, and
Millets have made a strong comeback in Indian kitchens lately. From busy office folks to fitness lovers, everyone’s curious about sprouted millets and soaked millets.
Sprouting millets at home is a small kitchen habit that can bring a big shift in health. In India, millets like ragi, bajra, and foxtail
Health goals are changing fast in India. People want food that’s real, local, and helps shed that extra fat without feeling starved all the time.
Kodo millet — known as Varagu in Tamil and Kodon in Hindi — is an old grain that’s making a quiet comeback to Indian kitchens.
In India the burden of diabetes is growing fast. Many people look for healthier grain choices that support blood sugar levels better than refined rice