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10 Indian super seasonal food that one must eat to stay healthy  –

October 22, 2020

I believe in the principle of Eat Local, Think Global by Rujuta Diwekar. After following her I started emphasizing on eating Indian super seasonal food and seen amazing health benefits. Also my skin started feeling good and glowing . I felt my mind and body more energetic and relaxed.

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  • Here are my recommendations to try these 10 seasonal food –
  • 1. Coconut
  • 2. Singhara –  
  • 3. Indian Black berry ( Jamun )
  • 4. Root vegetables ( sweet potato, suran, beetroot etc )  –
  • 4. Phalsa –
  •  5. Kerunda –
  • 6. Amla –
  • 7. Jaggery –
  • 8. Corn
  • 9. Bael (wood apple ) –
  • 10. Pumpkin –
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Here are my recommendations to try these 10 seasonal food –


1. Coconut

– It is a super food with amazing health and skin care benefits. Include coconut in diet during  monsoon season. Either eat it raw or add it as a chutney or garnish ingredient with other food. Also eat the malai from coconut shell while drinking coconut water. This will ensure us with healthy skin and hair. All our hair problems will vanish like a miracle.

coconut
coconut

2. Singhara –  

There is good content of water present in singhara. Also many keto experts brand singhara aata in their costly diet charts to reduce weight. So why not eat it raw when it is in season. One can also eat it by steaming singhara and eat it by adding some black pepper and salt to it. This delicious combination will satisfy 4 pm hunger pangs in a healthy way. 

singhara
singhara


3. Indian Black berry ( Jamun )

This is a super food which is highly recommended for diabetics . It will prevent us from getting diabetes if we take essential dose during the season. One can either eat it raw with or without black salt or eat as Jamun Raita or even make Jamun panna, recipe by Divya.

jamun
jamun

4. Root vegetables ( sweet potato, suran, beetroot etc )  –

These vegetables which we get under the soil are very beneficial for health of women. They contain good source of minerals and aids in curing menstrual pain. They are good source of iron and eating them will ensure that you don’t get those period cramps. It will improve hemoglobin levels. Some recipe to try with these are sabzi in ghee, sweet potato soup, sweet poatato halwa, beetroot dumplings with stir fried cabbage etc.

beetroot


4. Phalsa –

This mouth watering fruit phalsa comes during summer. It is so tasty, sweet and sour in taste that one can’t miss munching on these during the season. They helps to keep the body cool and comforting from the heat of the season. They are natural source of B Vitamin and can be eaten raw after sizzling some black salt. I prefer such seasonal berries which helps in reducing my fast food intake.

phalsa
phalsa

 5. Kerunda –

Kerunda is tangy tiny fruit. It is citrus in taste. It can be eaten by grinding into chutney with coriander leaves, shahi jeera, rock salt and green chili. It is a delicious source of vitamin c and Vitamin B along with adding variety of food.

kerunda
kerunda

6. Amla –

Read the complete guide on health benefits of Indian gooseberry or amla and recipe to try to store them for a long time. https://hillstationreader.com/7-amazing-recipes-of-eating-indian-gooseberry-or-amla/

amla
amla

7. Jaggery –

Eating jaggery in winters is a must. Natural jaggery has many health benefits. It is a natural sugar source. It helps in keeping body warm, soothes in curing cough. Eating gur mixed with ghee and a pinch of ginger powder helps in food digestion process.

jaggery
jaggery

8. Corn

Corn is a monsoon produce. The weather is beautiful during rains, so our cravings to eat yummy food increases, but what we eat during monsoon also leaves a impact on our intestines due to season. Eating outside or eating greens during the season can cause upset stomach. Corn is an easy solution to this. Eating roasted corn with some salt and lemon is a great combination. It reduces cravings. Apart from this we can also eat sweet corn chaat, corn silk tea, makke ki khees , a popular indori street food recipe by Divya.

roasted corn

9. Bael (wood apple ) –

Bael is a wonder fruit. It comes during summer season. The fruit works like magic to keep the body cool. It heals constipation issues, read the post on how to deal with Constipation ? to know more. Also check the recipe of bael sharbat here.

bael sharbat
beat heat with this energy drink

10. Pumpkin –

It is a winter vegetable. Pumpkin is a versatile vegetable. We can eat it as soup, vegetable, ravioli or cake etc. It is good for digestion, contains multi vitamins and is a delicious vegetable.

seasonal food
pumpkin soup

Do you know about such super seasonal food ? Share them with me in the comments section along with their benefits. Together we can contribute in making India a healthy country just with local foods. 


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  1. Harshita Nanda says

    October 23, 2020 at 12:43

    This post brought back so many memories. Since I live in Dubai, don’t get singhara, Jamuns, Karonde, Phalse, Bael here. But I do try to have Jamuns if I go in monsoon to India. It is my favourite fruit!

    Reply
    • Dixita says

      October 25, 2020 at 10:15

      this is sad, take the seeds and grow your own trees

      Reply
  2. vidhya Thakkar says

    October 23, 2020 at 13:01

    These are some interesting facts! loved it

    Reply
    • Dixita says

      October 25, 2020 at 10:13

      thank you for reading the post

      Reply
  3. Shweta Suresh says

    October 23, 2020 at 20:55

    Oh. I saw a lot of my favourites in here. And now I’m craving for some pumpkin soup!!!

    Reply
    • Dixita says

      October 25, 2020 at 10:12

      haha pumpkin soup is easy peasy to make, now they are in season too give it a try

      Reply
  4. Tina Sequeira says

    October 23, 2020 at 21:15

    Am bookmarking this one, Dixita. Thank you for this wealth of info. #MyFriendAlexa #TinaReads

    Reply
    • Dixita says

      October 25, 2020 at 10:10

      thank you for visiting blog

      Reply
  5. Lavanya says

    October 23, 2020 at 21:17

    Good post. Our traditional cooking uses most of these ingredients but so useful to read about them here.

    Reply
    • Dixita says

      October 25, 2020 at 10:09

      good to know, thank you for reading

      Reply
  6. Nupur says

    October 23, 2020 at 23:46

    Fantastic compilation. Having seasonal foods is a great way to boost immunity

    Reply
    • Dixita says

      October 25, 2020 at 10:09

      true they are immunity boosters for sure

      Reply
  7. Nitisha says

    October 23, 2020 at 23:51

    Oh I love phalsa, singhara and jamun! But sadly phalsa are slowly disappearing from the markets. Nice compilation, Dixita.

    Reply
    • Dixita says

      October 25, 2020 at 10:08

      Most people don’t buy these local fruits now a days they prefer phalsa ice cream in a restaurant so they are extincting

      Reply
  8. Kinshoo Agrawal says

    October 24, 2020 at 00:52

    Phalsa and jamun are my favorite. Informative post.

    Reply
    • Dixita says

      October 25, 2020 at 10:07

      I love them both too. Thank you for reading the post

      Reply
  9. Sweta Papaiyawala says

    October 24, 2020 at 07:41

    Your post is nostalgic
    Brings us back to our roots. It is vital to eat seasonal food.

    Reply
    • Dixita says

      October 25, 2020 at 10:06

      staying connected to the roots is really very beneficial for our health

      Reply
  10. Aditi Kapur says

    October 24, 2020 at 11:15

    Wow. ..didn’t know that these humble food items have superpowers in them. Thanks for adding to my knowledge.

    Reply
    • Dixita says

      October 25, 2020 at 10:05

      thank you for visiting blog

      Reply
  11. Princely D'Cunha says

    October 24, 2020 at 14:41

    That’s an awesome list. We have such wonderful bounties of nature at our disposal for good health. Try this pumpkin soup recipe. Its super simple and my kids love it.
    https://www.mommysmagazine.com/easy-pumpkin-soup-your-kids-will-love/

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    • Dixita says

      October 25, 2020 at 10:04

      thank you for the recipe, I have my own and I totally relish that

      Reply
  12. Milan Singhal says

    October 24, 2020 at 16:02

    i ALWAYS believe eating seasonal food for building immunity is much better than taking any supplements.

    Reply
    • Dixita says

      October 25, 2020 at 10:03

      totally agree because that supplements works only till the time we take them, once we stop eating them they stop working

      Reply
  13. Sonali Patil says

    October 24, 2020 at 17:45

    I love eating coconut and jaggery! Awesome post!

    Reply
    • Dixita says

      October 25, 2020 at 10:01

      thank you for reading

      Reply
  14. Rakhi Parsai says

    October 25, 2020 at 12:51

    Even I get these things at home to ensure the overall health. Its good to have food that are seasonal.

    Reply
  15. writenlive says

    October 25, 2020 at 21:33

    Loved this list of foods. Nearly all of these are my favorite. A lot of children don’t know about Bael!

    Reply
  16. Tina Basu says

    October 26, 2020 at 06:32

    This is an amazing list. We love some of these in our house and have it regularly like a sweet potato – its so good for your health.

    Reply
  17. Parul Malhotra says

    October 26, 2020 at 07:51

    I have a lot of my favorites here. Loved the post.

    Reply
  18. Shipra Trivedi says

    October 26, 2020 at 08:08

    Great post, very informative. When it comes to eating I prefer local things. Hence I never miss Falsa juice which is home made. Then Kerunda chatani and achar are common in my house. Amla murabba is also my favorite. Bel sharbat in summer afternoon is a big hit in my family. Jamun we never miss, and Suran is our diwali special recipe which can’t be missed. Basically we still are having very local regional food which is of course good for our well being.

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