If you are scratching your head about how to plan the food you are going to be eating during this fasting period, then don’t worry because we’ve got you covered. Making use of makhana, sabudana, sama rice, quinoa, Mumbai chefs say you can innovate with a lot of dishes this Navratri
Chef Vinayak Patil uses barnyard millet to make a sama rice cutlet to relish during Navratri. Photo Courtesy: Butterfly High
Navratri starts today and since it is a period of fasting, there are many ingredients that people can't eat and use in their dishes. It is also why they have to alter their recipes in more ways than one. Some people rely on consuming traditional food during the season but others who find it difficult, may even consider giving up on the activity entirely because they can't seem to find their way around it. Looking for alternative ingredients for dishes that use ingredients that are an essential part of everyday cooking in India is understandably a task but not one that can't be done.
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