Raw bananas are rich in fiber and potassium. They aid in better nutrient absorption and serve as a good treatment for diarrhoea. They also boost metabolism.
Drumsticks have long, dark green bumpy pods running along the length and fleshy pulp inside the pod encasing each seed. These pods have a faint bitter taste combined with slight sweetness. Drumsticks are rich in antioxidants that reduce the risk of heart diseases and type 2 diabetes. They are also a rich source of vitamin B, C and Iron that reduces...
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Beetroot is undoubtedly one of the healthiest vegetable that exists. It is a rich source of manganese, fibre and folate. It is high in nitrates - which perform the function of dilating blood vessels, lowering blood pressure and improving heart health. Eating beetroots can improve blood flow to the brain and also improve exercise performance.
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A popular sweet-tasting root vegetable, Carrots are narrow and cone shaped. It brings you the flavour and richness of the finest crispy and juicy carrots that are locally grown and the best of the region. They are even good for stuffings and in making sauces. Carrot juice is said to be one of the most healthiest drink. Carrot halwa is the most popular...
Mint leaves are tender herbs with gentle stems and have a distinct pleasant aroma, pleasing taste, cool after-sensation and medicinal qualities.They are best used raw or added at the end of cooking in order to maintain their delicate flavour and texture. Use it as a flavouring agent in curries, briyani and other preparations. It can be freshly brewed with...
These narrow long beans, called Cluster beans or Guar, come with tiny pods and are highly nutritious. Cluster beans are rich in minerals like potassium, folate, Iron and calcium. They are a rich source of vitamins such as A, B and K. Cluster beans and their seeds have enormous medicinal value and are packed with health benefits like decreasing blood...
A popular sweet-tasting root vegetable, Carrots are narrow and cone shaped. It brings you the flavour and richness of the finest crispy and juicy carrots that are locally grown and the best of the region. They are even good for stuffings and in making sauces. Carrot juice is said to be one of the most healthiest drink. Carrot halwa is the most popular...
Ridge Gourds are long vegetables with a ridged dark green skin and white spongy flesh that contains numerous seeds inside. They are rich in fiber and very prominent in Indian cooking. Ridge Gourds help in weight loss. Consumption of its juice is a remedy for jaundice.It purifies the blood, strengthens liver functioning, relieves from intoxication and...
Leaving a moderately pungent taste on the tongue, Green capsicums, also known as green peppers are bell shaped, medium-sized fruit pods. They have thick and shiny skin with a fleshy texture inside. Green bell peppers can be used for a wide variety of dishes due to its distinct flavour and scent. Can be grilled,roasted, baked and sauteed. Widely used in...
Helps in maintaining blood sugar levels. Lowers bad cholesterol levels. For glowing skin and lustrous hair. Cures hangovers and cleanses the liver. Helps in weight loss. Boosts your immune system. Great for your eyes.
With high water content and crunchy flesh, Cucumbers have striped, light to dark green coloured skin that is edible. Cucumbers keep our body hydrated. Its hard skin has good amount of fiber and minerals. Eating cucumber improves digestion and reduces stress.It reduces the risk of breast, ovarian, uterine and prostate cancers. The anti-inflammatory...
Green chillis are the best kitchen ingredient to bring a dash of spiciness to recipes. The fresh flavour and sharp bite makes them a must in almost all Indian dishes. This particular green chilli variety is big. Rich in dietary fiber. So, it eases digestion. Protects against cancer and stimulates the cooling center of the brain by lowering the body...
Cucumbers keep our body hydrated. Its hard skin has good amount of fiber and minerals. Eating cucumber improves digestion and reduces stress. It reduces the risk of breast, ovarian, uterine and prostate cancers. The anti-inflammatory compounds in cucumbers help remove waste from the body and reduce skin irritation and it contains anti-wrinkling and...
The most bitter among all fruits, bitter gourds come with a rough, bumpy and green skin. The off-white translucent flesh tastes crispy with the combination of the bitter seeds that are present inside. Bitter gourd helps to overcome Type-2 Diabetes and heals liver problems. It clears acne, builds immunity, eases digestion, cures constipation and helps in...
Disc' shaped pumpkins with smooth, yellowish orange skin have creamish to orange flesh with a pleasant squash-like taste. Their flat, edible seeds ( pepitas) are tender and mildly sweet. A cup of cubed pumpkin has twice the daily vitamin A content that is essential for good vision. Pumpkins are rich in fiber.They are also good for male sexual health....
Palak contains low fat and cholesterol, but a good amount of fiber. They lower the risk of cancer and the occurrence of asthma.It improves the blood glucose levels in people suffering from diabetes and also improves skin and bone health.
Malabar spinach is high in Vitamin A (100 grams contains roughly 8,000 units), Vitamin C, iron, and calcium. It has a high amount of protein for a plant and is also a good source of magnesium, phosphorus, and potassium.
Beetroot is undoubtedly one of the healthiest vegetable that exists. It is a rich source of manganese, fibre and folate. It is high in nitrates - which perform the function of dilating blood vessels, lowering blood pressure and improving heart health. Eating beetroots can improve blood flow to the brain and also improve exercise performance.
