This is a simple exchange from the traditional oatmeal recipes you might have been bored of, or maybe you just want a change? Millet called ragi in India is rich in calcium, aids weightloss, rich in fibre, regulated blood sugar and treats anemia, is relaxant, good babyfood and boosts lactation in mothers
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Ingredients
2 tablespoons millet flour
1 cup milk of your choice
Raw honey, or sweetener of your choice
Nuts and dried fruit for garnish
Method
STEP 1
Dry toast the millet flour in a nonstick pan for a few minutes and then transfer it to a bowl. This methos gives it the rich flavour.
STEP 2
Whisk the milk with the dryroasted millet flour, mix well so there are no lumps
STEP 3
Pour your mixture in the pan and keep stirring with a wooden spoon, until it thickens. It might take a few minutes.