Ayurvedic
Cooking
-
Kitcheri
with
Anjali
Pathak
Ayurveda
is
the
ancient
Indian
philosophy
of
health
and
wellbeing.
It
means
the
‘art
of
living
wisely.’
In
simple
terms,
Ayurveda
is
a
holistic
system
which
guides
us
so
that
we
can
live
a
healthier
and
more
balanced
lif...
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>Ayurveda
is
the
ancient
Indian
philosophy
of
health
and
wellbeing.
It
means
the
‘art
of
living
wisely.’
In
simple
terms,
Ayurveda
is
a
holistic
system
which
guides
us
so
that
we
can
live
a
healthier
and
more
balanced
lifestyle.
It
recognises
that
we
are
all
unique
and
focuses
on
lifestyle,
yoga
and
herbal
remedies
and
of
course
food. I n
this
video
Anjali
Pathak
shows
how
to
cook
‘Kitcheri’,
a
one
pot
dish
containing
ingredients
with
many
Ayurvedic
properties
-
histone
rice,
lentils,
vegetables
and
wonderful
healing
spices.
It
is
fully
balanced,
nutritious
and
inexpensive.
KITCHERI:
Ayurvedic
Properties
Turmeric
–
natural
antiseptic
–
cures
anything
inside
and
out
Black
Pepper
–
coughs
and
colds
Tomatoes
–
high
in
Vitamin
A
–
good
for
coughs
and
colds
Balti
Paste
–
over
20
healing
spices
–
perfect
for
everything
(coriander
-
digestion,
cloves
–
blood
purifier,
cinnamon
–
good
for
memory,
cardamom
–
digestive
and
mouth
freshener)
Spinach
–
good
source
of
fibre
and
so
good
for
intestines
Potatoes
and
leeks
–
vitamins
and
minerals
Rice
–
high
in
vitamin
A
&
B
and
easily
digestible
Lentils
(yellow
dhal)
–
full
of
protein
Salt
–
good
for
bone
growth
and
heat
regulation
of
the
body
Sugar
–
good
for
energy
Prep
Time
:
15
minutes
Cooking
Time
:
40
minutes
Serves
4
Ingredients:
2
tablespoons
vegetable
oil
1
teaspoon
cumin
seeds
1
teaspoon
black
pepper,
lightly
crushed
½
teaspoon
turmeric
powder
3
tablespoons
Patak’s
Balti
Paste
100
g
(3½
oz)
basmati
rice,
washed
well
and
left
to
soak
in
cold
water
for
30
minutes
100
g
(3½
oz)
yellow
split
mung
beans
or
yellow
gram
/
toover
dhal,
washed
well
and
left
to
soak
in
cold
water
for
2
hours
1
baking
potato,
peeled
and
chopped
into
bitesize
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