Nuts and oilseeds to keep you warm in winter
Snack on unsalted nuts and dry fruits, they are nutritionally dense and take longer to digest, keeping your appetite in check. Have them in appropriate quantities (6-8 pieces) and balance the intake with a healthy dose of exercise.
•Especially Til (sesame seeds): Both black and white til have been known to provide heat to the body after digestion. That is exactly why til gajjak, rewari and til laddus are standard winter groceries.
•Similarly pumpkin seeds: Have them with sauteed channa or murmura with a dash of oil. Also, tarbooz seeds go well with tea.
Watch out next for vegetables and fruits.
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ReplyDeleteGreat breakdown of winter foods! I always notice a massive difference in my energy and warmth when I start adding more til (sesame seeds) and walnuts to my winter diet. Finding simple, practical ways to stay healthy and active in the colder months is such a game-changer. I love sharing wellness and lifestyle tips like this over at Big Write Hook. Keeping things budget-friendly during seasonal changes is always a plus too, much like the ideas we discussed in our guide on thrifty event planning. Looking forward to your next post on winter fruits!
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