By Rittwik Naskar
By Rittwik Naskar
Basil seeds or Sabja is a natural coolant, rich in minerals and soluble fiber which makes for great breakfast food to start your day with. Here's a no-cook recipe for basil seed pudding.
Basil seeds or Sabja is a natural coolant, rich in minerals and soluble fiber which makes for great breakfast food to start your day with. Here's a no-cook recipe for basil seed pudding.
Ingredients - 2 tbsp basil seeds, ½ cup milk, 3 tbsp mango puree, 1 banana, 2 tbsp cubed mango pulp, and 1 tsp organic honey.
Ingredients - 2 tbsp basil seeds, ½ cup milk, 3 tbsp mango puree, 1 banana, 2 tbsp cubed mango pulp, and 1 tsp organic honey.
In a small glass container add the basil seeds, milk, and mango puree.
In a small glass container add the basil seeds, milk, and mango puree.
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Stir everything together and keep it covered in the refrigerator overnight.
Stir everything together and keep it covered in the refrigerator overnight.
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Peel and slice the banana, and with it add the cubed mango chunks to the pudding.
Peel and slice the banana, and with it add the cubed mango chunks to the pudding.
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Top it off with organic honey and dig in!
Top it off with organic honey and dig in!
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You can swap the milk for nut milk, and use your choice of fruits to make your own sabja pudding.
You can swap the milk for nut milk, and use your choice of fruits to make your own sabja pudding.
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