What you need to know about Buckwheat Flour
Buckwheat Flour, commonly known as ‘Kuttu ka atta’ in some regions, is a popular flour that has been gaining attention for its exceptional qualities. From its gluten-free nature to high protein content, this versatile flour has become a go-to choice for health-conscious people.
The Most Common Types Of Flour And How to Utilize Them – Part 1
Flour is an ingredient widely present in almost every household worldwide. There is a wide variety of Flour, and each type is unique. All these different kinds of Flour come in handy for numerous purposes! Read this blog to learn about some of the most popular types of Flour.
The Most Common Types Of Flour And How to Utilize Them – Part 2
The availability of different types of Flour in the market makes our lives easier in numerous ways other than cooking. The benefits and uses of such Flour make us curious to know about them. Read this blog to learn about some of the flours from Dwaraka Organic that come with beneficial properties.
Alternative flour ideas for baking
Baking is an art, and it is loved by people all around the world. The most commonly-used flour for baking is all-purpose flour, but if you want to try your hand at baking with some other flours, read on and learn about them.
5 Must-Try Amaranth Flour Recipes
Amaranth flour is one of the best gluten-free flours you can choose over whole wheat flour or maida flour. It not only tastes great but is relatively light on the stomach too. And so, we will share five recipes of lip-smacking dishes you can try making with our organic Amaranth flour.
Amaranth Flour
Amaranth Flour is made by finely grinding the seeds of the Amaranth plant. Amaranth, an ancient plant, is packed with a lot of healthy nutrients. It is a lighter option than wheat or maida flour.
You can use our organic Amaranth flour to make chapatis, pooris, cakes, and muffins too.
Happy New Flour – All About Buckwheat Flour
This decade has been the age of a lot of changes. People have moved from being wild and carefree to aware and conscious, especially when it comes to self-care and self-love.
The Flour Guide
Flours, the foundation of every Indian meal come in varieties you could not imagine. Using flour can seem like a simple task. That is, until you get to the supermarket and are suddenly faced with multiple varieties.
Roasted Chana Flour
Roasted Chana Flour, mostly known as Sattu in India, is derived by grinding roasted chickpeas. In addition, It is rich in carbohydrates and preferable for gluten-free diets. Also, Sattu or Roasted Chana Flour is primarily consumed in the northern regions of India.
You can relish the goodness of this flour in sattu parathas, sattu sharbat, stuffed littis, missi rotis, and more.
Urad Flour
Urad Flour is made by grinding urad dal or skinned black gram lentils. This flour is pale white and nutritious. In other words it is an excellent source of protein and carbohydrates.
Moreover, Urad flour is primarily consumed in India and Sri Lanka's southern states for making delicacies like dosa, idli, appam, dahi vada, medu vada, and more.
