
Moriyo is also known as Samo. We usually eat this while fasting. Moriyo is light and healthy. This is perfect for dieting. It is low in calorie and it has no cholesterol. There are a lot of ways to make this, such as khichdi, poppadum, puri, and even shira .
I always like fresh herbs in my food, as they help lose weight as well. I used fresh mint leaves in this dish. Mint gives perfume and flavor to the dish.
Ingredients:-
- 1 cup Moriyo
- 3 Green Chili, chopped
- 2 Garlic Cloves, chopped
- 3 Cups Water
- 1/2 tsp Ginger, grated
- 1 tsp Oil
- 1 tsp Cumin Seeds
- Fresh Mint Leaves, chopped
- Black Pepper to taste, ground
- Salt to taste
Method:-
1. Heat oil in deep vessel.
2. Add cumin seeds. When they start to brown, add garlic, ginger, and green chili.
3. Sauté for 1-2 minutes. Add moriyo and toast for a minute.
4. Add salt and warm water into the vessel and stir well.
5. Cover with lid and cook until moriyo is cooked and creamy.
6. Serve hot with mint leaves and yogurt.
Enjoy...
This is my entry to Divya's Diet Foods Event.

I am also sending this full of protein, and healthy salad to this event Sprouts Salad W/ Roasted Garlic Vinaigrette

Enjoy...
This khichdi will taste very good, I'm sure. Hope u r doing well...wish you a happy Navratri and Durga Puja!
ReplyDeleteI never knew about this dish.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very nice recipe. Looks so good. YUM!
ReplyDeleteThat's a gud dish..I prepared y'day almost same khichdi with dhaliya ;)...Happy Navratri sa
ReplyDeleteWhat is moriyo, is it like rava or pasta ? Where do u get it? The khichdi is healthy and good Dear! Happy Durga pooja :)
ReplyDeleteThis one is new to me..Sounds healthy n suitable for a diet..THanks for both entries Madhavi..
ReplyDeleteI have never used moriyo,where do you get it...this sounds very healthy and wholesome :)
ReplyDeletewhat exactly is moriyo dost... but both of them look amazing....
ReplyDeleteDelicious!! Hope you are having a great Navaratri.
ReplyDeletehey madavi,I cudnt get what is moriyo...I have no clue..will search now or get back with u...
ReplyDeletelooks lovely N healthy too .. i have never made it this way .. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteHaven't heard of moriyo before, good one.
ReplyDeleteooh, looks so good Madhavi! A complete new recipe for me.
ReplyDeletelooks almost angelic:)
ReplyDeleteI've seen these grains in grocery store but haven't tasted before... Looks so comforting & yummy.
ReplyDeletenever heard of moriyo...is that look like rava?...lots of nutritious value...healthy food..
ReplyDeleteWhat is moriyo Madhavi..never heard abt this..Looking tooo good.
ReplyDeleteHi, this is new to me. The recipe is really nice. Love the salad.
ReplyDeleteMoriayo is a favorite of mine..its so good with some yogurt.
ReplyDeletecheers,trupti
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Moriya? Sounds something new. Kichidi looks gr8. Nice entry to the event.
ReplyDeleteMoriyo khichdi is my mother in laws favourite....
ReplyDeletebut i got to know through ur post that its low in cholestrol....
Seems you too are fasting...:)
Wishing you and ur family happy navratri...
I will have to find out more! What is moriyo? Is it sawa?
ReplyDeletei really like the recipe.. biut dont knwo what is moriyo.. is it saboo dana by any chnace??
ReplyDeleteGreat receipe. I love this khicdi. I would add crushed peanuts as well as this goes very well. Its my mum's fav dish as well.
ReplyDeleteWhat is samo/MORIYO called in english ? I am in tamilnadu and as such I wanted its Tamil word.
ReplyDeleteIs it White mustard seed ?