How to make multigrain flour at home by different flours

 Branded multigrain flour in the market are very expensive and not in range of an ordinary person for maintenance of normal health.So available choice is to make multigrain by all flours available in nearby market.

For this purpose a wide mouth pot and a bowel required.











The pot is used to mix all flours and bowl for equal measuring of all flours. The number of  bowels added in pot are equal for all flours.


 
Normally following flours are available in the market are added.
Wheat flour 

Pearl millet flour
Gram flour
Barleyflour
These flours added make multigrain flour with glycemic index less than 50


Health benefits of multigrain flour

 


In. Our daily life we use Wheat flour.it is commonly seen in our daily life that the graph of obesity and obesity related issues like type2 diabetes, hypertension is increasing day by day due to excessive use of normal flour.It is further seen that the use of ultrarefined flour further increasing the risk of these issues.This is all due to high glycemic index of wheat flour that ranges from 70 to more than 85.So talking the aspect of glycemic load it was considered that why not to make a multigrain flour with low glycemic index.So a mixture of different floured with average low glycemic index made with lower risks of obesity, type2 diabetes and hypertension.

Health benefits of potatoes

 


Potatoes is natural good source of energy.it has a lot of carbohydrates specially help children for more work out such as for running,playing and working. Although in the some serious matters it is advised to be restricted in the diet specially for obese and the people with type2 diabetes , however it is also requirement for ready made source of energy specially for labrours those have to work continuously for 8 to 10 hours.

It should be not totally banned for type2 diabetes because it also has complex carbohydrates that absorbe gradually in blood stream and does not cause blood sugar spikes.

Further it is also a good source of potassium that is very important for blood flow in arteries and prevent cardio vascular problem and hypertension.

Pearl Millet flour for type2 diabetes


 Bajre ka Atta or pearl millet flour is used seldom in our daily routine for changing the taste from wheat bread but actually it is also nutritional in the sense that it has both soluble And insoluble fibers that help in weight loss and type 2 diabetes management.Thus pearl millet comes in the list of high fiber foods. Soluble fibers make it bulk but insoluble fibers actually hi e benefits to type2 diabetes because they absorbe slowly and prevent sugar to  come rapidly in blood stream.Thus preventing absorption of suger rapidly that help in weight maintenance and in type 2 diabetes.

How to cook Daal Mash

 

To cook Daal Mash it must be soaked in water preferably overnight.Daal is made by simple spices specially dry spices common in use.

A  tempering of Red chilli flakes enhances it's flavour.

what is Good for diabetics parotta or bread

 If there are two options for type2 diabetic to select one then the best option always go towards roti.Roti specially multigrain roti is made by flour of wheat and the simple multigrain roti is made by bran and wheat.The glycemic index touches 50 less greater or less higher.This GI is tolerable by diabetics.



On the other side parotta is made of ultra refined starch has high glycemic index 90 in many cases.Also fortified with trans fat ghee that is much dangerous for heart.So parotta should he avoided by diabetes.

How to cook okra recipe

 


Okra recipe can give you very effective nutritional value of you cook it thoroughly.Always fry the okra with onions and tomatoes.

Always fry okra in edible oil, vegetable oil ets and never use water while cooking. Because it has mucilage inside that help in cooking.

As chances of burning are quite high as we have to fry it in only oil.so stir the cooking pot gentally too avoid burning.

Also not overcook nor under cook the vegetable because on either side it spoil The taste.