If you’re looking for a healthy alternative to ordinary refined white and brown sugar for sweetening, cooking and baking, you’re going to love our naturally delicious, mineral-rich, Certified Organic Jaggery and Jaggery Powder. They’re made from the extracted juice of organically grown sugarcane, produced to form a rich and healthy sweetener that has been used […]
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Jaggery Ginger Cookies
I bet you’ve had molasses cookies or ginger cookies before. These are similar, but instead of molasses, we’re using jaggery. MMMMMMmmmm. So good! View this post on Instagram These are hands down the best cookies I’ve ever made. 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻These are JAGGERY GINGER COOKIES. They are kind of like molasses cookies or ginger […]
Instant Pot Cardamom Yogurt with Jaggery
Sprouted Ragi Jaggery Coconut Dessert
This recipe is an easy way to make a delicious dessert with sprouted ragi. Print Recipe Sprouted Ragi Jaggery Coconut Dessert Votes: 0 Rating: 0 You: Rate this recipe! Course Dessert, Vegetarian Cuisine Indian Servings MetricUS Imperial Ingredients 1/2 cup ragi sprouted1/2 cup coconut flakes unsweetened1/2 cup jaggery (grated) or jaggery powder1-1/2 cups filtered water1 […]
Rhubarb Skillet Cake with Jaggery Crumb
Nourished Kitchen used our jaggery in a recipe. Click here to check it out! Photo by Nourished Kitchen
Why You Need To Know about Jaggery: Benefits of Fermented Foods and Beverages
Traditional diets around the world have always called for the culturing or fermenting of certain foods and beverages. Although modern food processing is focused on quick, convenient, packaged, and microwavable “foods,” we are in the midst of a modern-day food revolution as the consumer demand for fresher and healthier food choices grows. In recent years, […]
Sattvic, Rajasic, Tamasic – The Characteristics of Nature as it Relates to Food
From the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda comes a deep understanding of food that reaches far beyond our knowledge of proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals and trace elements. Food is more than fuel for our body – it is a vital force that shapes our thoughts, emotions, and spiritual awareness. At the heart of this understanding […]
Chipotle Masala Rice with Tamarind
This delicious basmati rice dish is seasoned with a unique masala made from dry-roasted smoked Chipotle Morita chili peppers. Tamarind, jaggery, ghee, and roasted peanuts round out the flavors. Serve this as a side dish, or as a main dish with added vegetables and protein of choice. You can reduce the heat (spiciness) of the masala by halving the chili pepper and removing the seeds before pan-toasting.
Tamarind-Ginger Grilled Chicken Thighs
Tangy and slightly sweet, these finger-licking chicken thighs are so easy you’ll go back to them time and again. For the marinade, we’ve used A Date with Tamarind Chutney for a little sweetness, but feel to use straight tamarind paste if you prefer a stronger tart flavor. The tamarind-ginger marinade is also great with tofu, summer squash, onions, peppers, and sweet potato.
Easy Pad Thai
The main flavor in this well-known dish comes from the tamarind. Make sure you have the highest quality organic tamarind paste for the best flavor! Print Recipe Easy Pad Thai Votes: 1 Rating: 2 You: Rate this recipe! Course Entree, Main Dish, Non-vegetarian Cuisine Thai Servings MetricUS Imperial Ingredients 1 8-ounce package pad thai […]
Simple, Nourishing Warm Milk Kefir
This is an ideal fall/winter beverage made with warmed milk, cultured kefir, Ayurvedic jaggery and a pinch of nutmeg. Kefir is a high probiotic beverage that must not be heated in order to preserve its beneficial bacteria. However, when blended with warmed milk, it becomes a delicious, nourishing, warm beverage just right for balancing VATA dosha which is naturally elevated in cool/cold, dry, fall and winter conditions.
Comfort Custard
This egg custard is simple and nourishing comfort food. It’s ideal for anyone with a sensitive stomach or compromised digestion. It can be enjoyed warm or chilled. For Ayurveda enthusiasts, when taken warm, it’s calming to Vata. When chilled or cool, it eases Pitta, and when a teaspoon of ghee along with a bit of ginger and cardamom are added, it becomes more balancing to Kapha. For a delicious twist, turn this into maple custard by using maple sugar, or into caramel-style custard by using jaggery in place of raw sugar.
