Ayurvedic Kitchari

I’ve now ordered 5 times and this is a staple! Truly delicious and nourishing! Thank you Mama Meals!!

This was freaking amazing!

The description on this one mentioned something about being like a hug from an Indian grandma, and I honestly can't think of a better way to describe it. It was warm, comforting, the perfect texture, and excellent flavor. We did add some ground lamb to it the second time around, which really took it to another level, but it's great as is.

I’m usually a big meat eater, so when I saw this was just veggies, I was worried I wouldn’t like it. I was very wrong. This is filling and hearty, it’s soft without feeling super mushy, and I enjoyed the flavor.

I was able to eat this for four separate meals; these servings are huge. I know these probably aren’t culturally the right flavorings for this, but I had it differently each time: once with avocado and green onion, then with lime, then with hot sauce, and then with soft boiled eggs. I enjoyed it each time. I also had some just plain to start out, too, and -it’s just good. I’m glad I didn’t poo-poo this for lack of meat.

I really enjoy Indian food so I thought I’d like this one but I couldn’t get past one of the flavors in it or maybe it was the texture of the whole spices and sweet potato with the soft rice. (The picture does not show how prominent the sweet potato is in real life) I ended up making an Indian curry/soup type dish and trying to add the rice but everyone requested the curry without the rice please and I couldn’t blame them. This is the only meal I was willing to share and none of the kids wanted it lol Does anyone have good ways to serve this where the flavor isn’t overwhelming and the mushy texture goes with it? I don’t like to waste but I’m not sure how to use up my other one. The one good thing is that this meal does help with digestion and that’s very nice postpartum.