Interestingly, some of the best recipes that feature this versatile produce – which can be boiled, baked or even sautéed – are savoury, as a little bit of heat best brings out its sweet-spicy flavour.
8dates, soaked in ¼ cup of hot milk for 15 minutes and ground to a paste
10almonds, soaked in warm water, peeled and ground to a paste
1/4tspcardamom (elaichi) powder
5-6cashews
10raisins
Instructions
Heat the milk and bring it to a boil. Add grated sweet potato and let it cook while stirring constantly to ensure it doesn’t stick to the bottom of the pan.
Once the milk has reduced slightly, check if the sweet potato is cooked (it should feel soft).
Once cooked, add almond paste and cook for a few more minutes.
Add cardamom powder, dates, cashews and raisins. Mix well and remove from heat.
Heat oil in a kadhai. Add bay leaves and onion, and fry till the onion is translucent.
Add pepper, chilli powder, sweet potato and coconut.
Fry all the ingredients till the aroma of the coconut kicks-in
Add raisins and cashews
Fry till the cashews brown.
Add the cooked quinoa and mix well.
Cook on a medium flame for 5 minutes
Serve hot
Keyword quinoa, sweet potato
About the Author
As the holder of a Post Graduate Diploma in Dietetics from the University of Mumbai, Alpa Momaya has always understood the value of good nutrition in an individual's life. She is a Registered Nutritional Practitioner (Canada) with over 15 years of experience in the field. Specializing in Clinical Nutrition, Pre & Post Natal Diets, and Weight Management, Alpa found her calling as a Sr. Nutritionist with HealthifyMe. Alpa's love for cooking and good nutrition has seen her contribute several recipes to the HealthifyMe database over the years. Additionally, she takes a keen interest in reading and painting.
Very lovely recipes
Nice recipe easy to make n Healthy as well as