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Homemade Moringa Powder / Moringa Leaf Powder
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Homemade Moringa Powder / Moringa Leaf Powder

Jibita Khanna
Jibita Khanna @Jibitakhanna

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Moringa leaf powder is a nutritionally complex whole food naturally abundant in vitamins, minerals and all 8 essential amino acids as well as flavonoids. Containing over 90 nutrients and 46 antioxidants, moringa leaf powder is one of nature's most nutritious foods and is ideal for helping our bodies maintain optimum health and balance.
Moringa may not be a household name, however, research is coining it the superfood of our century.
Moringa is a plant that is often called the drumstick tree, the miracle tree, or the horseradish tree.
The moringa tree has been used for edible and medicinal purposes in Southeast Asia and Africa for centuries. Unlike most plants, the moringa is 100% edible. Meaning, the leaves, pods, flowers, and even the root are edible. The tree is packed with antioxidants, protein, vitamins and minerals that combat issues such as inflammation and numerous chronic diseases. The leaves are commonly tossed into salads, meat dishes, or are dried and ground into a powder. The pods are eaten in curries and soup too.
You can't keep fresh leaves for a long time so simply air dry it for 2-3 days and grind into powder and use in your smoothies, soups etc. and it is way cheaper than the store bought Moringa leaf powder.

#toc2 #cookpadindia
Moringa leaf powder is a nutritionally complex whole food naturally abundant in vitamins, minerals and all 8 essential amino acids as well as flavonoids. Containing over 90 nutrients and 46 antioxidants, moringa leaf powder is one of nature's most nutritious foods and is ideal for helping our bodies maintain optimum health and balance.
Moringa may not be a household name, however, research is coining it the superfood of our century.
Moringa is a plant that is often called the drumstick tree, the miracle tree, or the horseradish tree.
The moringa tree has been used for edible and medicinal purposes in Southeast Asia and Africa for centuries. Unlike most plants, the moringa is 100% edible. Meaning, the leaves, pods, flowers, and even the root are edible. The tree is packed with antioxidants, protein, vitamins and minerals that combat issues such as inflammation and numerous chronic diseases. The leaves are commonly tossed into salads, meat dishes, or are dried and ground into a powder. The pods are eaten in curries and soup too.
You can't keep fresh leaves for a long time so simply air dry it for 2-3 days and grind into powder and use in your smoothies, soups etc. and it is way cheaper than the store bought Moringa leaf powder.

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Homemade Moringa Powder / Moringa Leaf Powder

Jibita Khanna
Jibita Khanna @Jibitakhanna

#toc2 #cookpadindia
Moringa leaf powder is a nutritionally complex whole food naturally abundant in vitamins, minerals and all 8 essential amino acids as well as flavonoids. Containing over 90 nutrients and 46 antioxidants, moringa leaf powder is one of nature's most nutritious foods and is ideal for helping our bodies maintain optimum health and balance.
Moringa may not be a household name, however, research is coining it the superfood of our century.
Moringa is a plant that is often called the drumstick tree, the miracle tree, or the horseradish tree.
The moringa tree has been used for edible and medicinal purposes in Southeast Asia and Africa for centuries. Unlike most plants, the moringa is 100% edible. Meaning, the leaves, pods, flowers, and even the root are edible. The tree is packed with antioxidants, protein, vitamins and minerals that combat issues such as inflammation and numerous chronic diseases. The leaves are commonly tossed into salads, meat dishes, or are dried and ground into a powder. The pods are eaten in curries and soup too.
You can't keep fresh leaves for a long time so simply air dry it for 2-3 days and grind into powder and use in your smoothies, soups etc. and it is way cheaper than the store bought Moringa leaf powder.

#toc2 #cookpadindia
Moringa leaf powder is a nutritionally complex whole food naturally abundant in vitamins, minerals and all 8 essential amino acids as well as flavonoids. Containing over 90 nutrients and 46 antioxidants, moringa leaf powder is one of nature's most nutritious foods and is ideal for helping our bodies maintain optimum health and balance.
Moringa may not be a household name, however, research is coining it the superfood of our century.
Moringa is a plant that is often called the drumstick tree, the miracle tree, or the horseradish tree.
The moringa tree has been used for edible and medicinal purposes in Southeast Asia and Africa for centuries. Unlike most plants, the moringa is 100% edible. Meaning, the leaves, pods, flowers, and even the root are edible. The tree is packed with antioxidants, protein, vitamins and minerals that combat issues such as inflammation and numerous chronic diseases. The leaves are commonly tossed into salads, meat dishes, or are dried and ground into a powder. The pods are eaten in curries and soup too.
You can't keep fresh leaves for a long time so simply air dry it for 2-3 days and grind into powder and use in your smoothies, soups etc. and it is way cheaper than the store bought Moringa leaf powder.

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Ingredients

5 mins
12 gms
  • 60 gmsMorninga leaves
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    Pluck the leaves from the stalk, wash thoroughly, drain excess water and air dry it. When totally dry and crispy, grind it in mixer grinder into fine powder. Use it while making smoothie, soup, Juice, Avocado spread, Guacamole etc.
    Note : For finer powder, sift the powder.

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    Here's a recipe with Fresh Moringa Leaf....you can use Moringa Leaf Powder too in place of fresh leaves...
    Moringa Smoothie with Orange, Carrot, Cucumber and Chia Seeds.

    Moringa Smoothie with Orange, Carrot, Cucumber & Chia Seeds

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Jibita Khanna @Jibitakhanna
on September 23, 2021 09:50
http://instagram.com/jibitakhanna_foodiepediaFollow me for my Yummy recipes.....I too will follow you for your Yummy recipes ☺️I cook both veg and non veg recipes keeping in mind the health too.Cooking is my passion, my cooking has no boundaries. I love trying new recipes and recreate recipes as per my taste and available ingredients, wherever I stay and treating my family and friends who inspires me a lot to try something new as they too enjoy the foods prepared by me. Since they love to eat I get inspired to cook and bake.
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