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13. Panivaragu (Varai / Bhagar) Upama |
Ingredients |
Amount |
Panivaragu Vari Tandul |
½ katori |
Oil |
1 tsp (5 g) |
Jeera / Cumin |
1 tsp (5 g) |
Green chillies, chopped fine |
1-2 |
Potato small (Boiled and grated)* |
10 g |
Chopped green coriander |
½ tsp |
Ginger paste |
½ tsp |
Boiling water |
2 cup (300 ml) |
Salt |
As per doctors recommendation |
Sugar* |
1 tsp (2.5 g) |
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Method |
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Heat the ghee in a kadhai. |
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When hot put on the cumin and green chillies. Sauté for a few seconds. While the cumin splutters add grated potato (Optional) sugar and salt. Stir well. |
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Add boiling water and panivaragu. Stir well. Cover tight and cook on low heat till the water has almost been completely absorbed. |
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Garnish with green coriander and serve hot. |
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Serve hot with dahi. |
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Serving - 3 Portion |
Nutritive Value |
Serving |
Energy (kcal) |
Protein (g) |
CH0 (g) |
Fat (g) |
Na (mg) |
K (mg) |
Phos (mg) |
Iron (mg) |
Ca (mg) |
1 portion |
80.0 |
2.6 |
15.03 |
1.9 |
2.6 |
35.6 |
44.94 |
0.2 |
7.5 |
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Suitable for occasional use for renal failure patients with controlled serum K (Potassium) levels. |
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Suitable for patients with Diabetes. |
* Should be avoided by diabetics. |
Ingredient |
Hindi name |
Ingredient |
Hindi name |
Sago |
Sabudana |
Green peas |
Matar |
Panivaragu |
Vari / bhagar |
Pumpkin |
Kaddu |
Rice flake |
Chewara |
Fenugreek leaves |
Methi sag |
Rice flour |
Chawal ka atta |
Bottle gourd |
Lowki |
Semolina |
Sooji |
Cumin seed |
Jeera / Jira |
Rice parboiled |
Usnachawal |
Coriander leaves |
Hara dhaniya |
Refined flour |
Maida |
Curry leaves |
Gandhela |
Oats |
Oats |
Mustard |
Sarso |
Jawar flour |
Jaur ka atta |
Asafoetida |
Hing |
Wheat flour |
Atta |
Turmeric |
Haldi |
Potato |
Alu |
Dry mango powder |
Amchoor |
Onion |
Pyaz |
Butter milk |
Chas |
Capsicum |
Sagiya mirch |
Ginger |
Adrak |
Cabbage |
Band gobi |
Garlic |
Lehsan |
Cauliflower |
Phul gobi |
Chillies |
Mirch |
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