My purpose for this project ends into my dream of hunger less world.
India has very deep cultural heritage, as a part of which food habits and knowledge has came to us as a legacy.
1) With changing life style Indian food habits are changing and people are forgetting knowledge of Indian food cooking and preparation methods.
2) Indian food has fundamentals from Ayurveda imbibed in its cooking which combines..
a)Medicine :therapeutic properties of herbs, spices and other ingredients
b) Psychology and Spirituality: Psychology which have spiritual basis of healing and well being. Cooking is a devotional practice as per Ayurveda.You becomes what you eat.
Satvik, Rajasik and Tamasik food concepts are well imbibed in Indian cooking practice.
c) Health and Well being: Food Eating habits are very well scientific, with seasons eating profile changes from Hemant to Sharad (India have six Season not 3)
d) Ecology and Environment: Eating locally grown food with minimum carbon-footprint. Most fresh and most suited as per climate.
3) It can be a case study for other part of world to combat hunger by adopting superfood grains which are already eaten as a practice.
Eg. Amaranth, Sorghum,Bajra and so many other less explored grains are already eaten by people for thousand of year so why not to eat them with those recipe.
4) In the rush of modern day development food choices are reducing because of standardized food limited to few grains (Which are commercially explored wheat, maize,rice,tapioca only).
5) Let’s work for these unexplored choices which are not yet commercialized. Commercialize them which can bring taste and health because however healthy a food it can’t be eaten/accepted by a mass until and unless it is tasty!
6) More it is commercialized; more it will reach to mass.
And hence Your food be your medicine which is part of ayurveda reach to every home.(Quoted by Hippocrates 400B.C. but Ayurveda has designed in cooking)
This is what I dream.
Comments and suggestion are most welcome.
This is a reply to Dr Francis Boero, CFS during conversation on Purpose of My work so that people are ready to contribute. Aug 18, 2017 IFT Connect
India has very deep cultural heritage, as a part of which food habits and knowledge has came to us as a legacy.
1) With changing life style Indian food habits are changing and people are forgetting knowledge of Indian food cooking and preparation methods.
2) Indian food has fundamentals from Ayurveda imbibed in its cooking which combines..
a)Medicine :therapeutic properties of herbs, spices and other ingredients
b) Psychology and Spirituality: Psychology which have spiritual basis of healing and well being. Cooking is a devotional practice as per Ayurveda.You becomes what you eat.
Satvik, Rajasik and Tamasik food concepts are well imbibed in Indian cooking practice.
c) Health and Well being: Food Eating habits are very well scientific, with seasons eating profile changes from Hemant to Sharad (India have six Season not 3)
d) Ecology and Environment: Eating locally grown food with minimum carbon-footprint. Most fresh and most suited as per climate.
3) It can be a case study for other part of world to combat hunger by adopting superfood grains which are already eaten as a practice.
Eg. Amaranth, Sorghum,Bajra and so many other less explored grains are already eaten by people for thousand of year so why not to eat them with those recipe.
4) In the rush of modern day development food choices are reducing because of standardized food limited to few grains (Which are commercially explored wheat, maize,rice,tapioca only).
5) Let’s work for these unexplored choices which are not yet commercialized. Commercialize them which can bring taste and health because however healthy a food it can’t be eaten/accepted by a mass until and unless it is tasty!
6) More it is commercialized; more it will reach to mass.
And hence Your food be your medicine which is part of ayurveda reach to every home.(Quoted by Hippocrates 400B.C. but Ayurveda has designed in cooking)
This is what I dream.
Comments and suggestion are most welcome.
This is a reply to Dr Francis Boero, CFS during conversation on Purpose of My work so that people are ready to contribute. Aug 18, 2017 IFT Connect