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do you consume millets?
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If yes then which one and how often?
There are two types of millets
Postive and neutral
Positive - kutki (little millet), samak/sama rice(barnyard millet), kodo, kangni (foxtail millet) and hari kangni( browntop millet)
Neutral - bajra (pearl millet), jowar(sorghum), ragi(finger millet), kuttu(buckwheat) , rajgira (amaranth), jo (barley) etc
If you consume then do share recipe how do you consume..
Tia
There are two types of millets
Postive and neutral
Positive - kutki (little millet), samak/sama rice(barnyard millet), kodo, kangni (foxtail millet) and hari kangni( browntop millet)
Neutral - bajra (pearl millet), jowar(sorghum), ragi(finger millet), kuttu(buckwheat) , rajgira (amaranth), jo (barley) etc
If you consume then do share recipe how do you consume..
Tia
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Foxtail millets are amazing
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Yes the neutral ones in form of roti
Positive - sama rice during fast time
Recipe 😜
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Yes i consume.
Neutral ones daily .
Positive ones occasionally.
Dish name is porridge/dalia. Cooked just like broken wheat/rice porridge.
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Thanks for the correction, since it was gluten free, i mistakenly added that.
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Oh yes...!!!
Fan of millets + A2 milk and ghee + cold pressed oils
Refer to this Playlist for millet recipes
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCwFql1RqqvQ...
In summer I won't consume foxtail and browntop regularly as they generate more heat compared to others. I mostly cook them like rice(sometimes Ambali in a pot). Consume one millet for 2 to 3 days(then the next millet for next 2 to 3 days). Don't do multigrain thing or change daily.
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Thanks for the recipe playlist, 
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M still not able to make my self to consume ambali as m still thinking how will it taste. 
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Got this with 90% cashback 😅
We occasionally consume Samak and bajra but foxtail millet was new addition(all thanks to cb website).
Now this recent sample order will add new variety to our plates 😅
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For how much u got and u must tag fellow dimers on such deals 🥲
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Little Millet,Barnyard Millet,Pearl Millet,Sorghum.You can make roti,rice,khichdi or porridge.
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Yes I do consume millets. Foxtail, kodo, browntop, little, banyard. One each day. Stopped having brown rice. Occasionally will take handpounded rice (Semi brown Rice). Everything can be made with millets except biryani.
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Do share some recipes.
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Link and price?
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I order from bigbasket or get it from star bazar to make our own multigrain atta mix
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Multigrain is not recommended that's what I understand till now.
Every grain has a different digestion time hence multigrain will make our stomach confuse results in indigestion, gas, bloating etc etc
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Quinoa is not a millet but healthy(not for me as contains high amount of protein) 
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What do we call quinoa in hindia/india , as per google it is bathua (ye toh sabji hai, bathua ke patte ka saag vagereh banta hai) 🤔
.What do we call quinoa in hindia/india , as per google it is bathua (ye toh sabji hai, bathua ke patte ka saag vagereh banta hai) 🤔
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Millet Cookies-Manufacturer of the same.
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In Rajasthan Rabri of jowar(Sorghum) (in summers it has cooling effect its said), in cold can have bajra(pearl) (as its hot in nature its said). Also bajra, jowar roti is also common in Rajasthan. But mostly including myself have gone to wheat rotis(I think not yet with traditional/village people) which I'm finding now are not good for long term especially with diabetes.
I'm currently relying on multi grain(with most part jo(Barley), chana, jowar, ragi) + handful of wheat to stabilize roti making. But as pointed in thread digestion wise not sure but think better than pure wheat.
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There are all best for ur gut health and are an excellent source of protein !
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Jwari / Bajari - Bhakari
Nachani - Ambil drink during summer
Vari cha bhat with Shengdana Amati - superb taste
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May he yes
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Never
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Pehle batao positive and neutral means what then I will eat promise 😂
Many millets are part of Maharashtrian diet so yes I do consume occasionally. Thalipeeth anyone? 😋
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@kartikxxx what's the difference between postive and neutral millets 
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Positive Millet Grains
Positive millet grains have dietary fiber ranging from 8% to 12.5%. Positive millets have numerous health benefits as they have the highest dietary fiber. Examples are Foxtail millet (Kangni), Barnyard millet (Sanwa), Browntop millet (Korale/ chhoti Kangni), Kodo millet (Kodra), and Little millet (Kutki)
Neutral Millet Grains
Neutral millet grains have dietary fiber between 3% and 6%. They have fewer health benefits than positive ones but do not harm the body anyway. Examples are Pearl Millet (Bajra), Finger Millet (Ragi), Proso Millet, and Sorghum Millet.
Negative Millet Grains
Negative millet grains have a dietary fiber of less than 2%. They are less beneficial for the body and difficult to digest by the body. Examples are rice and wheat. Avoid them.
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Yes, few of them regularly
Maize is not millet
Oh yes...!!!
Fan of millets + A2 milk and ghee + cold pressed oils
Refer to this Playlist for millet recipes
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCwFql1RqqvQ...
In summer I won't consume foxtail and browntop regularly as they generate more heat compared to others. I mostly cook them like rice(sometimes Ambali in a pot). Consume one millet for 2 to 3 days(then the next millet for next 2 to 3 days). Don't do multigrain thing or change daily.
Attaching some info