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    Ragi Drink | Finger Millet Drink | Diabetes Diet Food

    Published: Apr 9, 2011 · Modified: May 8, 2021 by Srivalli · 13 Comments

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    Ragi Drink or Finger Millet Drink is another wonderful drink that you can enjoy if you want to follow a Diabetes Diet. There are a lot of dishes that you can make with Ragi, apart from the Ragi Sangati. We can make a similar salad like this Pearl Millet Salad with Sesame and Jaggery.
    This drink is made from the whole ragi that were soaked and left to sprout. You can either sprout it or make a powder from the regular grains. All these kind of drinks or soups makes gives you enough energy and calorie that is needed to get your day go on.
    We make rotis, rice, Dosas with Ragi flour.

    Ragi Drink - Savory Version

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    Ingredients Needed:

    Ragi Whole grains - 1 cup

    Salt to taste
    Pepper powder - per taste

    Method to prepare:

    Without sprouting

    Wash and soak the Finger millet in water for about an hour or two. Drain and dry the millets in shade.

    Once it is dry, powder it to an almost fine powder. If it is a little coarse, it is fine. This powder can be stored and used in amounts as required.

    With sprouting:

    Follow the same process for soaking and continue soaking for a day. Then follow the same process to sprout the Millets.

    Follow the procedure to sprout. Once the millet sprouts, shade dry them till they get dry. Powder and store.

    The nutrient value of sprouted Millet is many times more than regular ones.

    To make the drink:

    Take the required amount of the ragi flour. Mix with lukewarm water, else it will not get evenly mixed.

    Add twice the amount of water and bring to boil. Before serving you can add salt and pepper for taste.

    Will post a sweet version of this drink later.

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    Ragi Drink | Finger Millet Drink | Diabetes Diet Food

    Dish Type Millets
    Author Srivalli

    Ingredients

    • 1 cup Ragi Whole Grains
    • Salt to taste
    • Pepper Powder per taste

    Instructions

    How to make the Ragi Drink | Finger Millet Drink

      Without Sprouting

      • Wash and soak the Finger millet in water for about an hour or two. Drain and dry the millets in shade.
      • Once it is dry, powder it to an almost fine powder. If it is a little coarse, it is fine. This powder can be stored and used in amounts as required.

      With Sprouting

      • Follow the same process for soaking and continue soaking for a day. Then, follow the same process to sprout the Millets.
      • Follow the procedure to sprout. Once the millet sprouts, shade dry them till they get dry. Powder and store.
      • The nutrient value of sprouted Millet is many times more than regular ones.

      To make the drink

      • Take the required amount of the ragi flour. Mix with lukewarm water, else it will not get evenly mixed.
      • Add twice the amount of water and bring to boil. Before serving you can add salt and pepper for taste.
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      Comments

      1. harini-jaya says

        April 09, 2011 at 2:27 am

        good one! I agree that the nutrients would be greater when they are sprouted and powdered..my parents drink the slightly sweeter version of this drink everyday for breakfast!

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      2. sowmya's creative saga says

        April 09, 2011 at 2:34 am

        very nice and healthy. Its best when you sprout the whole grains and use it in your cooking.

        Reply
      3. Reva says

        April 09, 2011 at 3:10 am

        This is indeed very nice... the right dish for a healthy body:) looks awesome..
        Reva

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      4. veena krishnakumar says

        April 09, 2011 at 6:10 am

        My mom makes this but without sprouting. Now after reading your post i will ask her to sprout as well. Thnx

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      5. Priya says

        April 09, 2011 at 9:51 am

        Wat a healthy drink, highly nutritious and filling..

        Reply
      6. Champa says

        April 09, 2011 at 10:12 am

        This is an interesting one. I bet sprouting makes it better in taste.

        Reply
      7. Suman Singh says

        April 09, 2011 at 11:57 am

        Healthy and yummy looking drink indeed.

        Reply
      8. SravsCulinaryConcepts says

        April 09, 2011 at 2:38 pm

        very healthy and nutritious drink !!

        Reply
      9. Usha says

        April 09, 2011 at 3:13 pm

        Sprouting to make a ragi drink is new to me and am sure it is very healthy!

        Reply
      10. SouthindianHome says

        April 09, 2011 at 7:55 pm

        Healthy and yummy recipe

        Reply
      11. divya says

        April 09, 2011 at 10:04 pm

        wow...healthy and delicious drink...

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      12. PJ says

        April 10, 2011 at 3:40 pm

        Yes that's a healthy one

        Reply
      13. Anusha Birlangi says

        April 10, 2011 at 11:00 am

        Very healthy drink...

        Reply

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