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To a pan add seedless tamarind and 2 tablespoon water.Add 2-3 cubes of Ice and blend it together.In a blender mix mint leaves coriander leaves, sendha namak, small piece of jaggery, amchur powder.Let the mathris cool down completely before storing in an air-tight container.Place the mathris on the air fryer tray and air fry for 8-10 minutes, flipping once at the 5-minute mark.Preheat air fryer at 180℃ for 2 minutes.Use a cookie cutter or sharp bowl and cut out small circular discs. Pinch out a lemon-sized dough and place between two baking sheets.Slowly add water and knead it to form a stiff dough.Add ghee and rub it well to make a crumbly mixture.In a large bowl, combine singhara atta, mashed potato, and sendha namak.Singhara Atta Papdi Chaat (Baked/Air fried) Here are some vrat-friendly singhara atta recipes suggested by Barar you must try during Navratri fasting.ġ. Presence of vitamin E, vitamin B, zinc and potassium in Singhara flour is good for having healthy hair, says Barar. Being rich in Vitamin B6, it is believed to be good mood lifter and produces neurotransmitters which are helpful in stabilizing mood and reducing stress. This flour is also believed to be good in case of jaundice and helps in removal of toxins from the body. It has a lot of therapeutic value, aids weight loss, appropriate for people having gluten sensitivity. Water chestnut or singhara is a non-starchy, gluten free, high in fibre, rich in calcium, zinc, phosphorous, potassium, manganese, Vitamin B6, riboflavin and copper.


Though popularly known as Singhara in Hindi and Tamil, it is referred as Paniphal, Jalfal in Bengali, Singoda in Gujarati, Singade, Simgora in Kannada, Singhade, Gaunareein Punjabi, Shingoda in Marathi, Panipala in Oriya," says Jagriti Barar, Executive Nutritionist, Cloudnine Group of Hospitals, Mumbai, Malad. "During Navratri season, some devotees do ritualistic fasts, and singhara atta is one of the grains that is widely consumed during fasting period in different parts of India. (Also read: Navratri 2022 Day 7: Who is Maa Kalaratri? Know all about day 7 puja vidhi, timings, significance, samagri, and more) During Navratri foods like wheat, rice, chickpea flour, suji or semolina, all legumes, many green vegetables, onion, garlic among others are prohibited. Singhara atta or water chestnut flour is something people consume frequently during fasts as it is part of falahaari diet and is allowed during fasting. It's important to eat a balanced diet during your Navratri fasting period to ensure you do not miss out on important nutrients. As you fast for an extended period of time, you may feel low on energy if the meals are not planned carefully. People usually fast till the Ashtami or eighth day (October 3) or Navami or ninth day (October 4) during the festival. The nine-day festival began on September 26 and will conclude with Dussehra on October 5. Navratri fasting recipes 2022: Navratri fasting is about to end.
