Makhana ( fox nuts )
Also called as lotus seeds or fox nuts.
Makhana Nutrition
- Makhana is a good source of protein and fibre.
- Rich in antioxidants like gallic acid, chlorogenic acid, and epicatechin.
- Good source of micronutrients like calcium, magnesium, iron, and phosphorus.Calcium, in particular, has been shown to support bone health, help reduce blood pressure, and decrease cholesterol levels.
- Might help stabilize blood sugar levels.
- Also may support weight loss. Protein, in particular, has been shown to reduce food cravings and help regulate your appetite
- May have anti-ageing properties.
So let’s snack on these little yummies!
Starting with the savoury
Steps for preparation:
- Pre-heat the kadhai/pan
- Add 1 tablespoon ghee
- Add the makhana seeds
- keep stirring till crispy/crunchy texture
- Sprinkle pani puri masala , red chilli powder and salt as per taste.
- And the makhana seeds are ready to eat!
Certainly this is a very filling and satisfying snack.
Got some more time ?
- Chop onion,tomatoes,coriander add to the pani puri makhana.
- Garnish with some sev.
- Your makhana panipuri bhel is ready.

Sweet tooth
Steps for preparation: chocolate fox nuts

- Pre-heat the kadhai or pan as per choice.
- Add 1 tablespoon butter or ghee
- Add fox nuts.
- Stir till crunchy/ crispy texture
- Melt the chocolate or use chocolate syrup
- chop almonds, raisins as per taste
- glaze the makhana with the melted chocolate add dry fruits on top
- Refrigerate for 15 mins to enhance the taste
Your healthy cinema treat is ready!
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