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Barnyard Millet - Sanwa 800g - Natural, Organic & Unpolished - Gluten free and Wholesome Grain | Sama or Samak Rice | Fasting Food
Ingredients
Organic Barnyard Millet (Sanwa)
Origin: Bharat
Key Values
- Natural Taste & Colour
- Wholesome
- Unpolished
- Gluten-Free
- Traditionally Grown
- Non-GMO
- Premium-Quality
- No Chemicals or Pesticides
Usage
- Cook like plain rice and enjoy with vegetable gravy.
- Prepare Sanwa khichdi/ biryani by adding a lot of fresh seasonal vegetables.
- Use in kheer prepared with jaggery and coconut milk.
- Grind into flour to use in healthy satvic snacks.
- NOTE: Soak in water for 8 to 10 hours before cooking
Storage
Store in an air-tight container away from moisture & direct sunlight.
Shelf Life
9 months from the date of packaging.
Packed on
April 2025
Batch no.
25101
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FAQs
During fasting or vrat (vrat ka khana), there are specific food restrictions, and certain types of grains or rice are commonly consumed. Two types of rice are often consumed during fasting: Samak rice (barnyard millet) and Sama rice (little millet)
- Samak Rice (Barnyard Millet): Samak rice, also known as barnyard millet, is a grain commonly consumed during fasting periods. It is considered a fasting food or vrat ka khana. Samak rice is gluten-free and highly nutritious. It has a similar texture to rice and can be cooked and used in various recipes as a substitute for regular rice. Samak rice is easily digestible and popular during fasting due to its fasting-friendly properties.
- Sama Rice (Little Millet): Sama rice, or little millet, is another grain consumed during fasting. It is a small-grained millet commonly used as a substitute for rice during vrat or fasting. Sama rice is gluten-free, rich in dietary fiber, and easily digestible. It can be cooked and used similarly to regular rice, such as making pulao, khichdi, or porridge.