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Winter is upon us and we are enjoying every bit of it. You will find the vegetable market is loaded with fresh and crunchy vegetables, adding a splash of colour to the season. And we just love making the most of the seasonal produce. Winter brings along fresh carrots, turnips, cauliflowers, mustard greens and more - each of which strikes a perfect balance of health and taste on our plates. Another such popular winter produce is green peas. Although you will find frozen peas across the year, nothing can beat the sweet taste of the fresh ones available during this time. Hence, we leave no chance to sneak in matar in our everyday diet. If you delve deep into winter diet patterns in India, you find it is dominated by recipes like matar paratha, matar halwa, peas pulao, gajar-matar sabzi, matar cheela and the list goes on. In fact, we go as creative as we can with a handful of fresh peas . We bring you another such delicious recipe that can be a perfect breakfast meal during the winters

01 /10 This is what Kartik Aryan's evening snack looks like 02 /10 Kartik Aryan’s healthy snack will make you drool Bollywood’s heartthrob Kartik Aryan and his love for food is known to the world, but do you know what he eats while shooting? Well, the actor recently took to his Instagram to show what he loves eating in his 15 minute break. readmore 03 /10 ​Love for food From expressing his love for delish street food to burgers and fries in his visit to Delhi to unveil the new look of a global fast food chain to sharing a snap of his delicious evening snack the actor loves indulging in good food. readmore 04 /10 ​What’s on his plate? On his recent visit to Ahmedabad, wherein the actor is shooting for his upcoming flick Satyaprem Ki Katha, shared a quick snap of his evening snack, which left netizens yearning for some hot crispy cutlets paired with a fiery dip. readmore 05 /10 ​Captioned it right He captioned the pic as “Only 15 minutes break” and “Ev

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and there's no denying to it. It not only refuels you with energy to kick-start the day, but also helps regularise digestion, metabolism and benefit overall health. But let's agree, preparing breakfast every single morning can be quite tedious, especially during the cold winter mornings. Getting out of that cosy blanket and planning your meal is a different ball game altogether. This is why, we often end up having quick ready-to-eat meals during in the mornings. This, after a while, becomes quite mundane and monotonous. What do you do then? Let us tell you, skipping meal is not even an option on the list.  Also read:  Watch: How To Make Oats Uttapam For A Healthy And Wholesome Breakfast If you ask us, this is when we look for quick and easy dishes to try. Internet is loaded with various such recipes that are easy, fuss-free and can be made in just no time. And the ones that top the list are South Indian recipes. Idli, dosa, u

Indian cuisine is as varied as its culture. Every region offers some unique recipe that is flavourful, earthy and defines the food habit of the locals. But what remains common across the country is a bowl of dal. Dal, along with rice or roti, defines comfort. Now this brings the question - what makes dal a popular choice for all? It is because of its easy accessibility and rich nutrient-profile. If you explore, you will find a wide variety of pulses - masoor dal, moong dal , chana dal, urad dal and more. From dal tadka to rich and creamy dal makhani- each of these pulses have wide range of recipes attached to it. Besides, these pulses are super healthy and wholesome too. Another such popular dal option is toor dal. Also read:  High-Protein Diet: 4 Ways To Innovate With  Moong Dal  For Cooking (Video Inside) Toor dal, also known as arhar dal, is a yellow coloured, oval shaped lentil that is commonly used to prepare a wide variety of dishes on a daily basis. From Bengali-style tok da

recipe Published on Dec 17, 2022 06:21 PM IST It is possible to serve the right mix of nutrients along with great taste to children. Here are some tasty and nourishing recipes you can make for your kids in winter season. Kids are more active than adults and need constant nourishment.(Pixabay) By Parmita Uniyal , New Delhi Children are usually fussy about food and feeding them nutritious food is a challenge for parents. Kids are more active than adults and need constant nourishment. In winters , their appetite is better than warmer months and parents often run out of healthy food options. Offering them deep-fried stuff, biscuits, candies and other such quick-fixes can make your child's immunity low and it is advised to include healthy ingredients in their diet. Seasonal vegetables, fruits, jaggery, nuts and seeds can be used to make healthy recipes for kids. (Also read: Healthy broccoli recipes to boost heart health in winter) "It's that time of the y

If you are following a weight loss diet, you would know how difficult it is to manage with limited meal options, especially in India where carb-rich roti rules our plates. Most weight loss diets like keto diet minimise the consumption of carbohydrates and focus more on proteins. Keto diet is believed to put in motion a shift in the body from burning carbs that release energy to burning fats. But if your palate still demands the desi Indian flavours, go for some Indian food options for keto diet that you can enjoy even without carb-rich breads and rice.   Wondering which Indian foods are keto-friendly?  We found some classic low-carb Indian foods that qualify as keto-friendly foods. Isn't it something you always wanted - to have your favourite desi foods on your weight loss diet? Well, we are happy to help.  (Also Read:  These 7 Protein-Rich Snacks Will Be Ready In 15 Mins ) Here're 5 Recipes For Your Indian Food Keto Diet Plan:  1. Butter Chicken  Chicken and butter - c

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