Fenugreek Seeds ---- As a Detox Water & For Weight Loss Journey also known as Methi Ka Paani

Bina Samir Telivala
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Fenugreek seeds offer a wealth of benefits whether soaked or as plain seeds . Fenugreek is regarded as Super Food . It is widely used in Asian Countries & Europe as detox water.

It helps in controlling blood sugar , helps in digestion , helps in back pain , promotes good energy levels & boosts good cholesterol.

So a glass of Methi Ka Paani as popularly known does Wonders to the Body .

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Fenugreek Seeds ---- As a Detox Water & For Weight Loss Journey also known as Methi Ka Paani

#CA2025
#traditionmeetssmart
#Fenugreekseed - Basedrecipes
#soakedfenugreekseeds&otheringredients
#post1

Fenugreek seeds offer a wealth of benefits whether soaked or as plain seeds . Fenugreek is regarded as Super Food . It is widely used in Asian Countries & Europe as detox water.

It helps in controlling blood sugar , helps in digestion , helps in back pain , promotes good energy levels & boosts good cholesterol.

So a glass of Methi Ka Paani as popularly known does Wonders to the Body .

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Ingredients

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1 glass
  1. 1 tspfenugreek seeds
  2. 1 glasswater
  3. A fewdrops of lemon juice

Cooking Instructions

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  1. 1

    Take fenugreek seeds in a bowl. Wash it thoroughly.

  2. 2

    Add water & cover. Let it sit overnight.

  3. 3

    Next morning, strain it. Drink it on an empty stomach. Add a few drops of lemon juice for taste. (I always add lemon juice to my Methi ka Paani).

  4. 4

    Note : 1) You can drink Methi Water with the soaked seeds if you wish.

  5. 5

    2) The discarded seeds can be used in grinding the idli batter, in Kadhi, dals, salads, etc so don't throw them away.

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