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Gluten-Free Breads & Healthy Millet Snacks

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Who says healthy can't be nostalgic? From crispy purple yam chips to millet-based sunflower breads, I bring clean, plant-based comfort straight to your table in Gurgaon.

This gluten-free Millet Sunflower Bread is a work of art, filled with a savory spinach and vegan cheese mixture.

A fluffy and perfectly charred gluten-free naan stuffed with seasoned tofu and sprinkled with black sesame seeds.

Immunity-boosting fresh turmeric idlis. They are steamed in eco-friendly leaf bowls, which adds a subtle, earthy flavour.

My popular gluten-free golgappe, made from a blend of barnyard millet and amaranth flour, making them vrat (fasting) compliant too.

Ponk Seekh Kebabs, a unique and healthy appetizer. These are made from tender roasted sorghum, seasoned with spices, and cooked oil-free.

A fresh Ponk bhel, a cherished Gujarati snack. I've mixed the tender sorghum with grapes, cherry tomatoes, and bhujia for a delightful breakfast.

Fresh Ponk, or tender green sorghum. This winter delicacy from Gujarat is the base for many wonderful dishes like kebabs, vadas, and bhel.

Ratalu Puri, a unique Gujarati pakora made with purple yam (ratalu), besan, and a sprinkle of coarse black pepper.

Crispy, homemade Ratalu chips made from the long variety of purple yam. A nostalgic snack from my childhood in Gujarat.

About Gluten-Free Breads & Healthy Snacks

You have likely struggled with finding gluten-free bread that doesn't taste like cardboard. My millet sunflower bread and stuffed naans aren't just gluten-free; they are crafted without refined flour, sugar, or oil, using ancient grains like amaranth and barnyard millet. Whether it is a quick tea-time snack or a healthier bread for your sandwich, you get a soft, fluffy texture that is genuinely satisfying.

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