Cheap and Healthy Recipes

[Kate 22]

Many Indian sweets were originally made only for weddings, festivals or to give as special gifts. The tradition continues today. And Motichoor Ladoo is one of the favourite sweets that are used to mark special occasions. But don't let that stop you. This extraordinary sweet makes a great treat at any time. Motichoor Ladoo is a cluster of tiny capsules of sweetness, dusted with pistachio nuts, waiting to burst onto your tongue. Made using a rich mixture of gram flour, sugar and butter ghee, the whole mix is cooked carefully in a sweet syrup.

Ambala's Motichoor Ladoo are delivered ready to eat. No further preparation or cooking is needed. So why not sample one of the great sweets of India for yourself.


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http://www.ambalafoods.com/

[capjay]

fresh spinach is cheap and healthy.
especcially for spinach soup.it's great taste. i eat spinach soup in my lunch with hot rice.

[knishtha21]

I thought we were discussing cheap and healthy recipes? In which case, potatoes are highly inappropriate since they are complex carbs and not generally healthy. Eggs, even, are high in cholesterol if you include the yolks without which, of course, most recipes don't taste as good. You can always make whole-grain pancakes. They are filling and not as unhealthy. Make them thin, and fill them with grated coconut & jaggery (rich in iron).

[BabyRay]

I have recently become a soup lover and found that making the soup myself is not only more rewarding but its easy on the wallet!! Portion sizes are great, and the best bit is i have never felt better. I get some of my recipes from
www.healthysoup.net there are many other good soup websites to choose from but i find this one very simple.


Regards.

[liyulianyanyu]

Thanks for your recipes...

[dlbush]

Try the Mango Grilled Chicken Salad recipe (http://www.fruitundressed.com/recipes/mango-salad.html) from Del Monte This message is being posted on behalf of Del Monte and we hope that it is of interest for you.

[TBMakes_it]

Frosting for Cakes and you know.

• 1 Cup Milk
• 1-5 Cups Whipped Cream depending on how creamy you want it. (Warning: Too little makes it very liquid-like.)
• 1 Full Tablespoon of Butter
• 1 Tablespoon of Vanilla
• Add fruit or melted chocolate
• 1/2-1 Cup Sugar

Add all of them into a blender and spread on your baked items. Forgot how many servings it made. Lol?