How To Eat Healthily At An Indian Restaurant

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The Steamed dosa, resembles an appam as it is spotted with air holes and is white. If well cooked it melts in your mouth and it is best when eaten with the tomato chutney and Sambar. For those of you who wouldn't mind the sweetness of grated coconut, you could try it with that too. The Babai Hotel Idli comes soaked in ghee and you can see butter melting on it. This is for those ghee lovers.
 

 


I was recently in an ashram in India where on purity of desi ghee were Panchakarma treatments. I had heard a lot about the Ayurvedic Panchakarma treatments, so I decided to give it a try. Panchakarma literally translates into "five actions" actions that work towards cleansing and rejuvenating the body, mind and consciousness.

The best ghee can be obtained only in case you have best milk supply at home. The milk should have enough cream. Following procedure could help in obtaining the best clarified butter.

In many cases, ghee is recommended in the diet. It is particularly useful for the Pitta constitution; it helps to digest and absorb food better and makes food tastier, although not everyone check here will agree. Its benefit lies in the fact that it stimulates AGNI without upsetting Pitta dosha. Also, Vata and even Kapha types benefit from ghee. Unless you have access to an Indian health food store that sells ghee, you will have to prepare it yourself, using the following recipe.

 

 



Food is served on a banana leaf or a stainless steel. South Indian early settlers began the use of banana leaves as serving plates. During feasts, only the end section is used with its narrow part facing left.

I thought about it. Not a bad idea. So the work started immediately, and in record time a dairy farm was ready. We all enjoyed good cow's milk, curd and ghee. In due course, a chicken farm too was established.

The verdict - The service is efficient and quick. Ambience is run-of-the-mill. Food seems to go well with the palate of Hyderabadis as the place teems with youngsters and family crowd. As far as our verdict on food is concerned, we thought that the coconut chutney could be spiced up a bit. Rava Dosa and Idlis were good though. Prices are above those in the South Indian joints found in the city. Liquor is not served. There is some parking space available.

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