Panjeeri made with desi ghee is good for new mothers; here’s why

Panjeeri made with desi ghee is good for new mothers; here’s why



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By: Lifestyle Desk | New Delhi |

September 17, 2020 10:50:15 am





panjeeri new mother 1200 getty - Panjeeri made with desi ghee is good for new mothers; here’s whyMake sure you have panjeeri to regain your strength post delivery. (Source: Getty Images/Thinkstock)Panjeeri – a mix of ghee and dry fruits – is considered to be extremely healthy for new mothers looking to build immunity post-delivery, said nutritionist Lovneet Batra in an Instagram post. “Panjeeri is a highly nutritious, super delicious snack and post pregnancy body healer par excellence for new mums. It has the goodness of ghee, dry fruits, safe sugar from jaggery, flour, poppy seeds – all strength-giving, healing foods for the post-pregnancy body. Indian traditions extol the virtues of panjeeri. It should be eaten right after giving birth to replenish the energy needed to kickstart the healing process,” she added.

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Here are some of the benefits she suggested.

*The ingredients used in panjeeri can help new mothers regain strength and also provides them with nutrients, which are essential to breastfeeding.

*Panjeeri helps with the flow of breast milk and removes excess fluid from the uterus, helping it go back to its normal size.

*It is a great immunity booster, and helps to quickly replenish the lost immunity by including all the nutrients necessary to fight common infections that one gets more vulnerable to owing to childbirth.

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Here’s a recipe from Batra’s mother that she shared.

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Panjeeri is a highly nutritious super delicious snack and post pregnancy body healer par excellence, for new mums. ?It has the goodness of ghee, dryfruits , safe sugar from jaggery, flour, khaskhas – all strength giving, healing foods for the post pregnancy body. ?Indian traditions extol the virtues of the panjeeri. It should be eaten right after giving birth to replenish the energy needed to kickstart the healing process. The ingredients used in panjiri can help the mothers regain their strength and provide them with nutrients, which are essential to breastfeed. ?Panjeeri helps with the flow of breast milk and removes excess fluid from the uterus , helping it go back to its normal size. ?‍?It is a great immunity booster and especially after giving birth to the child who has taken away most of your immunity, you need to quickly replenish it by having all the nutrients necessary to fight common infections that you get more vulnerable too considering your condition. ?Im going to share my mom’s recipie and i hope you guys like it Ingredients ?Homemade Ghee- 1cup ?Atta-1-1/2cup ?Mix crushed dryfruits -4 cup badam coconut kaju kismish pista and a mix of sesame, pumpkin, magaj and flax seeds. ?Gond crush-1 tbsp ?Khaskhas- 2tbsps ?Kamarkas-1/2tsp ?Jaggery powder—1cup Method ?Roast the atta in ghee and then add crushed Gond crystals. ?After 2 minutes, add and dry stir in toasted makhana, khaskhas ,kamarkas,muesli and cook for another 2 minutes. ?Put gas on simmer mode and mix all dry fruits with jaggery powder. ?Switch off the gas and let cool before consuming or storing. Panjeeri can be had immediately and can be stored for many days.? #momminainteasy #newmoms #lactation #lactationconsultant #postpregnancybody #postpregnancyweightloss #postpregnancyhealing #newmomlife #nutritionweekwithlovneet #nutritionprogram #nutritionservices #nutritioneducation #nutritionbylovneet #pregnancylife #pregnancycare #lactationdietitian #lactationdiet

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Ingredients

1 cup – Homemade ghee
1½ cup – Atta or wheat
4 cups – Almonds, coconut, cashew nuts, pistachios and a mix of sesame, pumpkin, magaj and flax seeds and muesli, crushed
1 tbsp – Gond, crushed
1 tbsp – Fox nuts
2 tbsp – Poppy seeds
½ tsp – Kamarkas
1 cup – Jaggery powder

Method

*Roast the atta in ghee and then add crushed gond crystals.
*After 2 minutes, dry stir in roasted foxnuts, poppy seeds, kamarkas, muesli, and cook for another two minutes.
*Put the gas on simmer and mix all dry fruits with jaggery powder.
*Switch off the gas and let it cool down before consuming or storing.

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How to have it?

Panjeeri can be had immediately and can also be stored for many days.

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