On Mon, Aug 8, 2016 at 1:02 PM, Bharath M Palavalli <
m...@bharathpalavalli.com> wrote:

> Hi Simmi,
>
> I’m mostly a lurker and read the PDF link you shared, just a quick
> addition is that most of the millets can also be boiled like rice and used
> as a substitution for it (I’m not sure if I missed that portion of the
> article). At home, we make the regular Bisibelebath (a dish from Karnataka)
> with it and use it with curd as a substitute for curd rice apart from the
> flour-based dishes you’ve talked about.


Great point Bharath! I use millets as a substitute for several whole grains
including rice, broken wheat/dalia and couscous. This is one of my
favourite recipes; a salad made with jowar and textures of swiss chard:
http://www.bombayfoodie.com/2014/12/30-days-of-christmas-grain-salad.html

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