Kickstart your mornings with the incredible flavors and nourishment of Multigrain Millet Porridge. Mornings can often be a whirlwind for families, with the search for a quick yet nourishing breakfast option taking center stage. But why settle for the ordinary when you can embrace the extraordinary with this sensational recipe?
Say goodbye to mundane oat-based porridge and say hello to a delightful blend of flavors and textures. Our Multigrain Millet Porridge recipe goes beyond the norm, combining six different kinds of millet, three grains, and an assortment of nuts and seeds. It’s a symphony of goodness that will captivate even the most discerning palates.
With each spoonful, you’ll savor not only the incredible taste but also the abundance of health benefits that each ingredient brings to the table. Join us on a journey to explore the wonders of Multigrain Millet Porridge, a breakfast that nourishes both body and soul. Get ready to awaken your taste buds and start your day right with this wholesome and delicious multigrain millet porridge! Here’s a quick look at the various nutritional benefits of these ingredients:
- Barnyard Millet/Jhangora – Least carbohydrate content of all millets, good for weight loss
- Finger Millet/Ragi/Nachni – High in calcium for healthy bones and teeth
- Foxtail Millet/Kangni – Reduces cholesterol, aids digestion
- Kodo Millet/Kodra – Medicinal benefits like quick healing of woulds
- Little Millet/Kutki – Rich in thiamine and antioxidants
- Pearl Millet/Bajra – Grain with the highest protein content, good for strength and growth
- Sorghum/Jowar – High levels of magnesium, helps absorption of calcium
- Corn – High fiber, promotes healthy bacteria in the gut
- Sago/Sabudana – Increases energy, boosts bone & muscle health
- Horsegram – Has body fat-reducing properties
- Sesame Seeds – Rich in trace minerals like manganese, phosphorous, magnesium, zinc etc.
- Almonds – Full of healthy fats; aids brain development
- Pistachios – Rich source of antioxidants, good for skin
- Cashew nuts – Boosts immunity
Wow, with so many health benefits, this is one porridge recipe you must try!
Multigrain Millet Porridge Recipe
Ingredients:
- 2 tbsp Multigrain Health Drink Powder
- 1 cup water
Method:
1. Mix 2 tablespoons of Multigrain Health Drink powder in 1 cup of water in a pan.
2. Use a whisk to dissolve the powder and ensure there are no lumps.
3. Cook the mixture on a low flame for 5-10 minutes. Whisk in between to ensure it stays smooth.
4. Transfer to a bowl and serve hot.
You can customize this in a number of ways. You can add sugar, honey or jaggery, but do remember that sugar and honey are not suitable for babies under one. You can also sprinkle some chopped nuts or dry fruit for added crunch. This porridge is full of whole grains and is guaranteed to keep you full till lunchtime, so you can be fully energetic and productive through the day!
Multigrain Millet Porridge Recipe
Ingredients
- 2 tbsp Multigrain Health Drink Powder
- 1 cup water
Instructions
- Mix 2 tablespoons of Multigrain Health Drink powder in 1 cup of water in a pan.
- Use a whisk to dissolve the powder and ensure there are no lumps.
- Cook the mixture on a low flame for 5-10 minutes. Whisk in between to ensure it stays smooth.
- Transfer to a bowl and serve hot.
Neha sharma says
Hi Can i add fruit puree ( like bioled apple ) along with the dry fruits powder in it ?
Dr Hemapriya says
Yes Neha, You can add fruit purees as well 🙂
Archana says
Hi, How is this powder made ? Do u dry roast all millets, nuts n then fine powder it ? Please let me know.
pr says
Hi Archana,
Yes dear, the ingredients are first dry roasted and only then they are powdered.
Devarshi says
Hello, Do you delever yiur stuff to USA?
Dr Hemapriya says
Thank you for showing interest. You can mail us at [email protected] with the requirements and complete address.
Revathy says
Hi – I tried your multigrain powder and it was great!! I used your procedure to prepare it at home and came close to your edition and my LO loves it 🙂
I had tried the multigrain millet powder as well from your shop and it tasted great too.
Can you please let me know the procedure to prepare the powder at home? The webpage seems to give the ingredients but the procedure. Please help.
Dr Rachana says
Hi.. what are the quantities of each ingredients to make at home?
Priya says
Hello mam,
Im living in France its very cold hère. so i cant make sprouted sathu mavu at home .
Actually i want to give home made mix to my 10 months baby.
So,please tel me how to make powder without sprouts.
Muskan says
Can I give dis to my 9months baby n can i do dis at home or i have to buy it online
sona says
Can give multigrain millet porridge to 1yr old child.my child is underweight. What is the proper food go gain weight.
Dr Hemapriya says
Dear Sona,
You can give this multigrain as drink too with milk, you can also try our health mixes which help in weight gain