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Vata types tend to be: Quick-learners; Forgetful; Poor circulation, resulting in cold hands and feet; Moody; Bursts of tremendous energy in small spurts; Impulsive; Dry hair and skin; Scatterbrained; Quick thinker, but often have thoughts going in all directions; Lack of daily routine; On the tall side; Thin build; Moves quickly when walking; Joyful and enthusiastic when at their best; and lastly, fearful, anxious, worried, and fretful when under stress.
Pitta type tend to be: Competitive; Organized; Medium/Strong build; Hangry when they miss a meal; Fair-haired and fair-skinned: Sensitive to hot environments; Self-confident, assertive, and able to direct others well; Aggressive and demanding when under stress (to the point of temper tantrums); Suffer from skin blemishes (acne, skin cancer, Etc.); Great at public speaking; Good concentration; Impatient; Struggles with anger; Insomniacs; Sufferers of heartburn; and lastly, great natural leaders.
Kapha types tend to be: Affectionate and accepting; Forgiving; Reliable; Heavy, but strong build; Quick to listen and slow to speak; Patient; Slow-paced and gentle; Prone to slow digestion; Depressed; Possessive (to the point of hoarding when under stress); Extremely calm; A steadfast anchor; Soft hair and skin; Long-term memory; Prone to respiratory ailments; Prone to have hardened arteries; Generally in good health; and lastly, a peacekeeper.
If you are still confused about your type, dont worry. Most of the recipes I have chosen will work for any ayurvedic type. There are plenty of quizzes and resources available online and in your local bookstore.
In the remainder of this book, we will cover recipes from breakfast to dinner, and everything in between. You are sure to find a recipe to entice your taste buds, regardless of whether you are brand new to this diet or if it has been your way of life for many, many years.
Enjoy!
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Ayurveda Cookbook
Ayurvedic Recipes to Improve Holistic Health, Wellness, and Relieve Stress By Lisa Alagna Copyright 2017 - All Rights Reserved Lisa Alagna ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form whatsoever, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any informational storage or retrieval system without express written, dated and signed permission from the author.
Table of Contents
Introduction:
Everyone is usually dominated by the energy (dosha) of one type, with another type as your secondary ayurvedic type. To find out which you are, please review the below descriptions: Vata types tend to be: Quick-learners; Forgetful; Poor circulation, resulting in cold hands and feet; Moody; Bursts of tremendous energy in small spurts; Impulsive; Dry hair and skin; Scatterbrained; Quick thinker, but often have thoughts going in all directions; Lack of daily routine; On the tall side; Thin build; Moves quickly when walking; Joyful and enthusiastic when at their best; and lastly, fearful, anxious, worried, and fretful when under stress. Pitta type tend to be: Competitive; Organized; Medium/Strong build; Hangry when they miss a meal; Fair-haired and fair-skinned: Sensitive to hot environments; Self-confident, assertive, and able to direct others well; Aggressive and demanding when under stress (to the point of temper tantrums); Suffer from skin blemishes (acne, skin cancer, Etc.); Great at public speaking; Good concentration; Impatient; Struggles with anger; Insomniacs; Sufferers of heartburn; and lastly, great natural leaders. Kapha types tend to be: Affectionate and accepting; Forgiving; Reliable; Heavy, but strong build; Quick to listen and slow to speak; Patient; Slow-paced and gentle; Prone to slow digestion; Depressed; Possessive (to the point of hoarding when under stress); Extremely calm; A steadfast anchor; Soft hair and skin; Long-term memory; Prone to respiratory ailments; Prone to have hardened arteries; Generally in good health; and lastly, a peacekeeper. If you are still confused about your type, dont worry. Most of the recipes I have chosen will work for any ayurvedic type.
There are plenty of quizzes and resources available online and in your local bookstore. In the remainder of this book, we will cover recipes from breakfast to dinner, and everything in between. You are sure to find a recipe to entice your taste buds, regardless of whether you are brand new to this diet or if it has been your way of life for many, many years. Enjoy!
Chapter 1: Beverages and Breakfasts
Depending upon your microwaves power, cooking time may be slightly shorter or longer than 20-30 seconds. Step 3: Stir once more to make sure spices are combined. Step 4: Enjoy! Cinnamon Honey Milk Shake What you need: Dates, 2, dried Honey, .5 teaspoon Ginger, .25 teaspoons, freshly grated Cinnamon, 0.125 teaspoons, ground Ghee, 1Tablespoon Whole Organic Milk, 8 ounces What to do: Step 1: In a bowl of clean water, soak the dates overnight. Step 2: If your dates still contain pits, remove them by slicing down one side. Step 3: Warm the 8ounces of milk for 30 seconds in the microwave. Step 4: Dump every ingredient into your blender.
Blend till pureed. Step 5: Serve in a warmed travel mug and enjoy. Warming Oatmeal What you need: Sliced Almonds, 2 teaspoons Honey, 1teaspoon, raw Cinnamon, 0.25 teaspoons Cardamom, .25 teaspoons Ghee, 1 teaspoon Prunes, 3, dried Apricots, 3, dried Water, 1.5 cups Himalayan Salt, pinch Ginger, 1 Tablespoon, fresh, grated Oats, .5 cups What to do: Step 1: Soak almonds and dried fruits in water overnight Step 2: Place water, fruits, grated ginger, and salt in a pot. Bring this mixture to a rolling boil. Step 3: When water is boiling, add oats. Turn your burner down, so the oatmeal is just simmering.
Usually, is low. Stir your oatmeal frequently, and cook for ten minutes. Step 4: When the ten-minute mark is reached, take your oatmeal off the stove, stir once more and cover. Let this sit for approximately two minutes. Step 5: Now add the remaining ingredients (ghee, spices, honey, and nuts).
Scrape any pulp remaining from the peel in also, for added flavor. Step 2: Place the other ingredients into the blender. Puree until smooth. Step 3: Serve in a chilled glass, garnished with a basil leaf. Pomegranate Aloe Drink What you need: Turbinado Sugar, 2 teaspoons Pomegranate Juice, 1 Cup Lime, 1, fresh Aloe Vera, 1 Tablespoon, Gel What to do: Step 1: Juice the lime. Step 2: Combine the other ingredients, mixing until sugar is mostly dissolved.
Step 3: Serve in a chilled glass with a slice of lime for garnish. Waffles- Pumpkin spice, Topped with Nutty-Maple Syrup. What you need: Spelt Flour, 1 Cup Himalayan Salt, pinch Turbinado Sugar, 1 Tablespoon Pumpkin, .5 cups, canned or pre-baked* Ghee, .5 cups Eggs, 3 Baking Powder, 1 Tablespoon Almond Milk, 1 Cup What goes into the topping: Pecans, 1 Tablespoon Maple Syrup, .25 cups Himalayan salt, pinch To prepare the waffle topping: Step 1: Pour pecans into a pan set over high heat and toast them for two minutes, stirring continually. Step 2: Chop pecans into small pieces. Step 3: In a small dish, mix maple syrup, chopped pecans, and pinch of salt. What to do: Step 1: In a small pan, melt the ghee on a burner set to low heat.
Set to the side. Step 2: In a medium mixing dish, combine baking powder, flour, sugar, and salt. Step 3: Using a small-sized mixing dish, beat the pumpkin, eggs, and ghee with a whisk. Step 4: Put the prepared batter in a pre-greased and pre-heated waffle iron. Check the owners manual for recommended amounts, as every iron is different. Step 5: Remove cooked waffles from iron.
Step 6: Serve hot, topped with Nutty-Maple Syrup.
Step 3: Serve in a chilled glass, with a lime slice garnish. Immune Boosting Milk What you need: Turmeric, 0.25 teaspoons Milk, 1 Cup Honey, 1 teaspoon Cinnamon, 0.25 teaspoons Cardamom, 0.25 teaspoons How to make this recipe: Step 1: Place milk, cardamom, cinnamon, and turmeric in a small saucepan. Stirring continually, heat it until it is boiling. Step 2: As soon as the milk boils, take it off the burner. Stir while it cools for a moment, and pour into a mug. Step 3: Add honey, stir until well mixed, and enjoy your beverage.
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