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Foods-Respiratory
Diseases
It
is been known for centuries that hot, spicy, pungent
foods can help clear the lungs and breathing passages.
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Terms
(English-Hindi)
Most common problem faced while referring a receipe
is the meaning of the ingredients in Hindi - our
most commonly used language.
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Superwoman's
Favourites
Super server: Drink at least eight glasses of
water every day.
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Handy
Tips
Freshness of sweet limes and oranges
can be maintained for upto 15 days by wrapping them
in brown paper bags. |
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Treat
Indigestion natural way
Loss
of appetite, a burning sensation in the chest, belching,
flatulence, nausea, dysentery, diarrhea, irritations,
giddiness are all indicative of a disturbed digestive
system. |
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Indian
Tea..Ahhh! Chai !
In
India, teas are defined by the regions in which
they are grown.
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Indian
Dining Etiquette
Most
of us equate table manners with the West. In fact,
we've forgotten that there is a code of dining etiquette
in India too.
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Electrical
Home Appliances
Blender
/ liquidiser -: This is used to puree wet foods
such as soups, stews, milkshakes and fruit desserts.
It will be successful if the food contains a high
percentage of water.
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Quick
Fixes
Use
kitchen scissors
To chop fresh mint, chilies and coriander finely
and without any mess. |
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Everyone's
Cup of Tea
Which
drink prevents cancer & arthritis & also
improves your teeth? No, it’s not Horlicks
or Bournvita or any such commercially prepared nutritional
drinks.. |
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Mango
Special
Mango,
the king of fruit, is the most delicious of fruits
on the face of the earth, loved all over the world.
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Top
Ten infection fighting foods
Bread,
wholemeat or wholemeat chapatis.
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Mixer
Guide
The
Mixer Grinder is an important appliance in households
the world over. Working people as well as people
who are at home find it very easy and comfortable.
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Refrigerator
Guide
In
today’s working environment, the use of a refrigerator
can not be avoided, as each member of the family
is having hectic schedules for his or her daily
activities.
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