Pitta Balancing Recipes

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WEBHow to prepare: Soak the broken red rice in water for 2 hours. Add the rice, drained of the water, into the milk and boil it. Once the mixture thickens, add the sugar. Sauté the …

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WEBTo balance out the hot qualities of pitta, it’s important to incorporate cooling and soothing foods, spices, and herbs. Think things like cucumbers, melons, coconut, cilantro, and …

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WEBPITTA MEAL PLAN INSTRUCTIONS. A cooling, calming, cleansing, and nurturing diet is best for Pitta people. Food should be cool, heavy, and a little dry. It is recommended to …

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WEBMake milk part of the plan. Milk can be made more digestible and cholesterol-lowering by following this simple recipe: Boil a cup of whole, organic milk in one pan for five minutes …

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WEBHere are 14 guidelines that help maintain the state of balance for Kapha-Pitta dosha type. 1. Eat moderate quantities of food and foods with Kapha pacifying qualities. All foods …

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WEB8. Turmeric. Though it has a warm potency, turmeric contains curcumin, which supports liver detoxification. This, in return, creates balance in the Pitta dosha. 9. Mint. Mint is …

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WEBA word of caution: If you have a Pitta imbalance, start first by cooling Pitta dosha. Follow a low-oil Pitta-pacifying diet until your Pitta is in balance. Then use this spice mixture to …

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WEBHeat a cast iron or medium pan over medium-low heat, warming up oil or ghee. Add ½ cup of batter to the pan at a time, using the back of a spoon to spread the batter thin on the …

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WEBPitta-Balancing Recipe: Cucumber Water. Nature’s gardens—whether local organic farms, community gardens, or your own backyard plot—are abundant with cucumbers during …

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WEBPitta balancing Ayurvedic recipes. The following Ayurvedic recipes are designed to balance and cool an excessively fiery Pitta Dosha by incorporating soothing foods, …

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WEBPitta is soothed by experiences that are: Heavy (think grounding and nourishing). Slow (think tranquil and stress-free). Cool (think in terms of keeping cool both mentally and …

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WEBSweet foods including sweet fruits, most grains, squash, root vegetables, milk, ghee, and fresh yogurt are great for Pitta. However, avoid excess refined sugar or syrupy sweet …

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WEBPitta is synonym of Fire in Ayurveda. There are certain dietary, lifestyle modifications recommended by Ayurveda to balance the Pitta dosha. Cooling the body, Mind and …

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WEBWe are now reconsidering the original theories as modern research is challenging the cholesterol theory with much revelation. 2. Revisiting Pitta. The heart and circulatory …

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WEBPrevent it from drying out by storing it in an airtight container once opened. Briefly run your pita bread under a cold tap, then top your pita pizza as normal. Try moistening, then …

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WEBToast the pitta breads, when ready they should puff up. Slice along the top edge to form a pocket which you can fill later with the chicken mixture and salad. Meanwhile, cook the …

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WEBSalt to taste. Freshly ground black pepper. Fresh cilantro, for garnish. Directions: Put the rinsed rice, mung dahl and water in a saucepan. Bring to a boil over high heat.Reduce …

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