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Traditional Food Recipes from Ayush Systems of Medicine

Ministry of Ayush

  • 48 pages
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Recipes drawn from Ayurveda, Siddha and Unani practice, including medicated buttermilks, herbal jams and rice gruels. Each one notes the therapeutic reasoning behind the ingredients.

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