Healthy Food Tips for Budget Conscious Homemakers

Healthy Food Tips for Budget Conscious Homemakers Table of Contents Introduction Onion Bread Traditional Noodle Making Other Healthy Food Options Healthy Hamburger Spinach Salad Natural Soups Carrots and Orange Soup Mung Sprouts Traditional Spice Masala Preserving Peas Easy to Make Tomato Sauce Making Traditional Yogurt How to Make Perfect Yogurt How to Prevent the Yogurt from Getting Watery? Knowing More about Buttermilk Traditional buttermilk Making Butter Out Of Cream What Are the Health Benefits of Buttermilk? How Do You Make Traditional Buttermilk? Spicy Salt Conclusion Author's Bio Publisher Introduction A healthy family is a happy family... I was just looking through a large number of diet plans available in magazines, as well as on the Internet, when I noticed that many of these diet items were quite beyond the budget of an average budget conscious homemaker. In fact, many of these items included rather exotic ingredients like dry fruit, nuts, avocados, olive oil, tuna and salmon, which though may be easily available in many parts of the world, are still beyond the reach and budget of a number of us, in other corners of the compass. How many of us eat dry fruit regularly, especially almonds, raisins, pistachios, regularly with our meals? They are supposed to be very healthy, but for many of us, these are ingredients which are used on festive occasions to add that extra touch to Christmas puddings, special cakes and even meat dishes. In order to keep healthy, in many parts of the world, especially when one is on a limited budget of a salaried breadwinner, limited by his paycheck, one needs to look at the best healthy food, without compromising on quality, quantity or trying to make do with second-best. While asking my colleagues and friends for ways in which they kept healthy on a strict budget, I found out that a large number of them considered healthy food to be boring. Besides, they did not bother much about the budget, but they were indulging themselves in food, which they wanted to eat right now and their diet could go out of the window.