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by Manva M
on Mar 20 2026
🥞 Sorghum Dosa
Crispy & Healthy Millet Dosa
Ingredients
Sorghum Grain: 3 cups
Black Gram Dal (Urad Dal): 1 cup
Salt: To taste
Oil: For shallow frying
Preparation Method
Soak sorghum grain and black gram dal, then grind together into a smooth batter.
Add salt and allow the batter to ferment well.
Heat a dosa tawa and apply a teaspoon of oil.
Pour the batter and spread into a thin round dosa.
Cook until crispy and golden brown.
Serve hot with chutney.
🔥 Crispy, nutritious, and perfect for a healthy breakfast or dinner!
Recipes
by Manva M
on Mar 20 2026
🥛 Sorghum Ambali
Refreshing & Traditional Millet Drink
Ingredients
Sorghum Flour: ½ cup
Rice Starch Soup: As required
Salt: To taste
Preparation Method
Mix sorghum flour with lukewarm water carefully to avoid lumps.
Add rice starch soup and salt to the mixture.
Cook for 15–20 minutes until it thickens.
Allow it to cool before consuming.
For better taste, ferment overnight in an earthen pot and consume the next day.
🌿 A cooling, probiotic-rich drink perfect for digestion and summer health!
Recipes
by Manva M
on Mar 20 2026
🥞 Sorghum Idli
Soft & Healthy Millet Breakfast
Ingredients
Sorghum Idli Rawa: 3 cups
Black Gram Dal (Urad Dal): 1 cup
Salt: To taste
Preparation Method
Soak black gram dal overnight and grind into a smooth batter.
Wash sorghum idli rawa and mix it with the batter.
Add salt and allow the batter to ferment well.
Pour the batter into greased idli molds.
Steam for 15–20 minutes until soft and fluffy.
Serve hot with chutney or sambar.
🌿 Light, fluffy, and nutritious – a perfect millet-based breakfast option!
Recipes
by Manva M
on Mar 20 2026
🍮 Sorghum Kesari
Sweet & Nutritious Millet Dessert
Ingredients
Sorghum Rawa: 1 cup
Dry Fruits: ¼ cup (cashew, pista, badam, raisins)
Ghee: 1 tsp
Milk: ½ cup
Sugar: As required
Kesari Color: A pinch
Preparation Method
Roast sorghum rawa in a little ghee until light brown. Separately roast dry fruits.
Boil milk in a pan and add a pinch of kesari color.
Add roasted sorghum rawa to the milk and mix well.
Add sugar and cook for about 15 minutes until thick consistency forms.
Garnish with roasted dry fruits and a little ghee.
Serve hot and enjoy!
✨ A delicious healthy twist to traditional kesari using nutrient-rich sorghum!
Recipes
by Manva M
on Mar 20 2026
🥟 Sorghum Samosa
Crispy & Healthy Millet Snack
Ingredients
Sorghum Flour: 1 cup
Maida: 1 cup
Potatoes: 1 cup (boiled & mashed)
Boiled Peas: As required
Onions: Chopped
Green Chillies: Chopped
Curry Leaves: As required
Salt: To taste
Oil: For deep frying
Preparation Method
Mix sorghum flour and maida. Add water gradually and prepare a soft dough.
Divide into small balls, roll into chapati shape, and cut into halves.
Prepare filling by mashing boiled potatoes and adding chopped onions, green chillies, curry leaves, and peas.
Add salt and mix well to form a flavorful stuffing.
Fill each half with the mixture and fold into a triangular samosa shape.
Deep fry in hot oil until golden and crispy.
Serve hot with tomato sauce or chutney.
🔥 Crispy outside, soft inside – a perfect healthy snack with a millet twist!
Recipes
by Manva M
on Mar 20 2026
Daily Health Classics
Millet Pulao
A satisfying, one-pot meal that replaces polished rice with the goodness of ancient Indian millets. Light on the stomach and rich in nutrition.
The MadeBetter Efficiency
Our millets are pre-cleaned using proprietary technology. No rinsing or soaking required. Save 30 minutes of kitchen prep and start cooking immediately!
Prep15 Mins
Cook20 Mins
Serves3–4 People
EffortEasy
Which Millet for Your Pulao?
Choose based on your desired texture:
Foxtail Millet
The perfect rice replacement. Firm grains that stay beautifully separate, just like Basmati.
Little Millet
Delicate and airy. This variety cooks up into an incredibly fluffy and light meal.
Barnyard Millet
Soft and gentle. Absorbs flavors easily and provides a much tender finish.
Kodo Millet
Nutty and hearty. Provides a very satisfying, wholesome meal with a rustic touch.
Proso Millet
Mild and golden. A versatile grain that pairs well with aromatic whole spices.
Ingredients
Whole Millet (any variety)
1 Cup
Mixed Vegetables (chopped)
2 Cups
Red Onion (finely sliced)
1 Large
Ginger Garlic Paste
1 tsp
Ghee or Cold-Pressed Oil
2 tbsp
Whole Spices (Cinnamon, Cloves)
Small Mix
Cumin Seeds
1 tsp
Water
2 Cups
Salt
To Taste
Cooking Steps
1
Step 1: Preparation
If using MadeBetter Millet, use directly from the pack. For regular millets, soak for 30 minutes. Chop all seasonal vegetables into uniform pieces for even cooking.
2
Step 2: Tempering
Heat ghee or oil in a pressure cooker or heavy-bottomed pan. Add cumin seeds and the whole spices. Sauté the sliced onions and ginger-garlic paste until they become golden and aromatic.
3
Step 3: Sauté Veggies & Millet
Add your mixed vegetables and sauté for 2-3 minutes. Gently stir in the millet grains. Toast them for a minute, ensuring they are well-coated with the spiced ghee.
4
Step 4: Pressure Cook
Add 2 cups of water and salt. Pressure cook for 2 whistles on a medium flame. If cooking in a pot, simmer covered for 12-15 minutes until the water is absorbed.
5
Step 5: Rest & Fluff
Turn off the heat and let the pulao rest for 5-8 minutes. This is crucial for a non-sticky texture. Fluff gently with a fork and garnish with coriander.
Traditional Kitchen Tips
Fold in fresh pomegranate seeds at the end for a burst of sweetness.
For the best flavor, use Desi Ghee during tempering.
Always rest the dish before opening; the steam finishes the cooking perfectly.
Why MadeBetter?
We use high-grade cleaning technology to remove husks and stones so you don't have to. You get traditional nutrition without the traditional effort.
Best Served With
Mix Raita
Spicy Achar
Roasted Papad
Kachumber
Recipes
by Manva M
on Mar 20 2026
🌾 Sorghum Sankati
Healthy Traditional Millet Recipe
Ingredients
Sorghum Rawa: 1 cup
Sorghum Flour: 1 cup
Cooked Rice: ¼ cup
Salt: As required
Preparation Method
Bring water to a boil and add sieved sorghum rawa.
Cook on low flame for 5 minutes.
Slowly add sorghum flour while stirring continuously to avoid lumps.
After 10 minutes, add cooked rice and mix well.
Cook again for 15–20 minutes until thick.
Shape into small balls.
Serve hot with curry or chutney.
🍲 Best served hot with sambar, vegetable curry, or spicy chutney!
