The festival of Chaitra Navratri is near! This year, the festival will start on 2nd April 2022 and will end on 11th April 2022. The festival is dedicated to the worship of nine incarnations of Goddess Durga and is celebrated over a period of nine days. Each day is dedicated to a different form of Durga. During this time, many people observe a fast and are only allowed to eat specific types of ingredients and foods. These fasts can sometimes take a toll on health as one may have to starve for a long time. So, this year, we bring you some Navratri-special dishes to make sure you are full of energy. Check out the recipes below:
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Here are 5 Navratri-Special Recipes That Will Fill You Up With Energy
1. lick sweet potato
Sweet potatoes are rich in nutrients, including minerals, vitamins, and fiber, which help us maintain our energy levels during fasting periods. You can make this recipe in a jiffy and eat it whenever you want.
2. Sago Khichdi
Sabudana Khichdi is a popular recipe that everyone eats during Navratri. This fasting-friendly khichdi uses many different ingredients that make it healthy. Also, sago is loaded with carbohydrates that satisfy your hunger.
3. Samak Dosa
This simple dosa dish with a stuffing of potatoes and spices is a nutritious and delicious fast-friendly dinner made using a mixture of even rice and Singhare ka atta. Try it today!
4. Banana Lassi
It’s summer, and what could be better than eating lassi? But to give it a healthy twist, this time add some bananas! All you have to do is mix some crushed bananas with your regular lassi and refrigerate it. In no time a delicious, nutritious glass will be ready.
5. Paneer Bhurji
Paneer is again one such ingredient which is rich in protein. With this no-onion, no-garlic dish, you can give your favorite simple paneer bhurji a Navratri twist! All you have to do is swap the salt for rock salt, and you’ve got a delicious meal to enjoy. Pair it with Kuttu Puri!
This year, try these recipes out and let us know which one you liked the most.
Happy Navratri 2022!