
Amaranth has a sweet and astringent taste. It delivers a cooling action when initially consumed, but its or post-digestive effect is pungent.
This means it may be binding or drying to the stools, despite its high-fiber nature, so add extra ghee if you’re prone to occasional constipation.
It also supports muscle health and balanced energy when consumed in a quantity that doesn’t dampen digestive fire.
Due to its small nature, amaranth has a light quality.
This recipe that is especially nourishing for spring and early summer.
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This dish is reduces kapha and pitta doshas. It is fairly tridoshic with a neutral effect on vata dosha.
Additional garnish recommendations for each dosha:
Vata: Top with 10 soaked and peeled almonds or a tablespoon of full-fat yogurt to promote rejuvenation.
Pitta: Top with shredded coconut and a dash of maple syrup to soothe and nourish ojas.
Kapha: Top with a pinch of dry ginger and ½ teaspoon ground flax to prevent stagnation.
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