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Little Millet (known as Samai in Tamil, Kutki in Hindi) is one of the smallest but most nutrient-dense millets. It's a powerhouse grain perfect for modern diets and traditional cooking.
Uses of Little Millet
Staple Food Alternative:
Used like rice in meals
Great in upma, pongal, khichdi, pulav
Flour-Based Dishes:
Ground into flour for making idlis, dosas, pancakes, and rotis
Healthy Snacks:
Used in energy bars, murukku, laddu, or savory baked items
Breakfast Cereals:
Boiled or puffed for millet porridge or added to granola
Fasting & Gluten-Free Recipes:
A popular grain during religious fasting or detox diets
Features of Little Millet
Gluten-Free: Suitable for those with celiac disease or gluten intolerance
Small Grain, Big Nutrition: One of the smallest millets but packed with essential nutrients
Quick-Cooking: Cooks faster than most other millets
Low Glycemic Index: Great for diabetics and weight watchers
Drought-Resistant Crop: Grows well with less water
Health Benefits of Little Millet
Helps Manage Blood Sugar
Aids Weight Loss
Boosts Digestion
Improves Heart Health
Supports Bone Health
Detox-Friendly
Good for Kids & Elderly
Tips for Cooking
Soaking: Soaking for 15–20 minutes helps with digestibility and texture
Water Ratio: Use 1:2.5 for plain cooking, 1:3 for porridge
Batch Cook & Store: Cooked millet stays fresh for 2–3 days in the fridge
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