Ayurveda
Recipes & Ayurvedic Food Cooking Tips:Ayurveda
is the life science .According to Ayurveda human body is classified in
to three ;Vata .Pitta & Kapha Constitution. So it is important for
you to take the food which is suitable to your nature (Pakriti),in the
other hand if you are consuming foods which are not suitable for your
body types the doshas (body is constituted of three doshas as per Ayurveda
;vata ,pita ,Kapha )will be accumulated and you will fall sick .If you
take daily Ayurvedic Foods which is very natural you will live longer
& will never fall sick .The food which your taking can control your
body as well as your mind .Here is some of the nice collection of healthy
natural recipes which not only cure you but also helps you to protect
your health .
"Those People who eat balanced diet in a limited quantity
do not require any medicine .They are their own physicians .They clean
all the body systems by this action till the last day of their life "
- An old Indian Verse
Baked Delicata Squash
Serves 4 as a side dish
This lovely vegetable is a winter squash that is conveniently found
thistime of year. Look for the enticing green and gold striations
that flank its ridges. The raw vegetable makes a beautiful addition
to a centerpiece based on a fall theme.
2 large delicata squash, eight to ten inches in length, split lengthwise
and seeds and pulp removed with a spoon.
1/4 cup Maharishi Ayurveda Ghee with Garlic and Rosemary
2 tsp. Maharishi Ayurveda Kapha Churna
1/4 cup golden raisins
salt
dark brown sugar
Preheat oven to 425 degrees. In a rectangular casserole dish, bake
the prepared squash, covered, cut side down in 1/4 inch of water
for 30-35 minutes or until tender. Insert a sharp knife into the
back of one of the halves to check for tenderness. Leave covered
while preparing the sauce. In a small saucepan, add the Ghee and
bring to a high heat. Add the golden raisins and Kapha Churna, and
salt to taste. Stir the ingredients together well until the aroma
of spices is released, for about one minute. Remove from the stove
and lay the squash halves upright so that the cavity is exposed
on each half. With a teaspoon, divide the sauce equally between
the squash and lightly blend. Then take several pinches of brown
sugar and sprinkle over the top.
Serve immediately, while hot
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