Looking for a lightweight dish that tastes great hot or cold? My Roasted Cumin Beets will be a real hit at your dinner table.
One of my favorite things to do is create recipes with what I just have in the kitchen. This recipe only calls for 4 simple ingredients! You can challenge yourself as well to work with the supplies you have to make an amazing meal without all the fuss!
There are so many reasons to love beets. Not only do they have so many Beauty nutrients, they also taste amazing too. :)
Add more beets to your diet. Beets are loaded with betalaine, a nutrient responsible for protecting cells, enzymes, and proteins from environmental stress.
These beauties are also high in phytonutrient and antioxidant content. Betalain pigments that are found in beets support your bodies natural cleansing process which help to speed the excretion of toxins from your body!
Now that I’m going deep into my Ayurvedic studies (I’m in my last semester of the first year of a doctoral program), I’ve become intensely interested in all things Ayurveda. Cumin one of them!
In Sanskrit, cumin is jiraka. Jira roughly translates to “that which helps digestion” and Ayurveda considers cumin a great digestive tonic that helps dispel gas, eliminate toxins, is a mild laxative, and is anti-inflammatory. Cumin is believed to kindle agni, or digestive fire, and improve the absorption of minerals in the intestines.
Enjoy!
Love,
Kimberly
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Hello!
I’m from Romania and I read your first book translated in romanian about 3 years ago.
I have a question…
What Ayurveda says about people with Vata Dosha typology, about consumption of cumin? What we can replace?
Thank you!