Chaitra Navratri 2023: 10 Sattvik Vegetable-Based Dishes To Eat

By Shreya Goswami

Navratri is all about consuming a sattvik diet full of the choicest of healthy vegetables. Unfortunately, many people stick to only potatoes and miss out on the goodness of these other veggies. This Chaitra Navratri, here are a few vegetable-based dishes you should eat more of.

Arbi Tikki

Made with colocasia or taro roots, these arbi tikkis are packed with protein and dietary fibre.

Kaddu Sabji

Naturally sweet, pumpkin is full of vitamins and antioxidants that boost immunity and prevent diseases.

Shakarkandi Chaat

These sweet potato snacks are topped with curd, which makes this a protein-packed dish.

Kele Ka Kofta

Raw bananas are packed with dietary fibre, vitamins and minerals, and make these koftas yummy.

Lauki Kheer

Bottle gourd is a fibre and vitamin-packed ingredient that is used to make sweet as well as savoury dishes.

Suran Sabji

Yams are meaty and yet sattvik, full of fibre, minerals and antioxidants, which is why they are a must.

Papite Ka Halwa

Raw papayas prevent everything from high cholesterol to heart disease, making this sweet dish a must have.

Kathal Kofta

Raw jackfruit is a vegetarian’s delight, meaty and packed with plenty of proteins, vitamins and minerals.

Dahi Bhindi

Okra is often ignored during Navratri, but this dahi bhindi dish is as delicious as it is nutritious.

Palak Paneer

Spinach is a green leafy vegetable that is packed with minerals and a must have in this sabji form.