Recipe: Eating on a Dime Poha curd with honey and fruits

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Poha curd with honey and fruits. dahi poha recipe, with step by step pictures. As summer has started, most of the times we don't feel like standing in the kitchen and cooking an elaborate meal. We always look for simple, quick and healthy recipes.

Gopalkala is a prashad recipe that is specially made on Krishna Janmashtami.

In Maharashtrian households, mothers make gopalkala with seasonal fruits to feed it to kids.

This bean rice poha with fruits in curd, can be served for breakfast or as an afterschool snack.

You can cook Poha curd with honey and fruits using 7 ingredients and 2 steps. Here is how you achieve it.

Ingredients of Poha curd with honey and fruits

  1. It’s 2 Cups of Poha.

  2. You need 1 Cup of curd.

  3. You need 4 teaspoon of honey.

  4. Prepare of Chopped apples Sliced bananas.

  5. It’s of For garnishing.

  6. Prepare 1/4 teaspoon of cinnamon powder.

  7. You need 1 of Strawberry.

Whip yogurt well with honey or jaggery.

Top this with fruits, and a slight drizzle of.

Fruit Salad With Honey And Hung Curd.

Here's a recipe for a healthy dessert for your kiddo.

Poha curd with honey and fruits step by step

  1. Wash poha and drain water. In a bowl add yogurt and mix all the above ingredients apart from cinnamon powder and strawberry. Stir it well.

  2. Garnish with cinnamon powder, strawberry and mint leaves. You can eat it straight away or cool it in the fridge..

I must thank my friend, Sheetal, for this recipe and for the pic of the fruit salad.

Anahita has plenty of songs in her repertoire.

Moreover it will improve the metabolism and strengthen the digestive system.

The goodness of fruits, Curd and Poha also helps to build immunity over a period of time.

See recipes for Instant Poha Idli, Poha, Poha rice, Spicy Bread poha too.