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Bean Ragu with Marmite Turnip and Millet
This no waste dish really celebrates two crops that point towards a climate resilient agricultural system. The dish is packed with protein and nutrients. The beans can be substituted for any beans that are available to you and the cheese can be substituted for miso or nutritional years to taste to make the dish vegan.
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Anaaj ki Nazaakat
International Year of the Millets
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Fox tail millet uppuma
International Year of the Millets
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Summer Tabbouleh
International Year of the Millets
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Spice Baked Aubergine and Millets
This is a very quick and easy recipe that’s not only delicious and healthy but is also very filling. I’m using Kodo Millet - it is estimated to have been domesticated in India 3000 years ago. Kodo Millets are a good source of magnesium which is known to be promoting heart health. It helps to reduce blood pressure and is highly fibrous.
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