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Ayurvedic Spinach Soup
Spinach soup stimulates pitta and pacifies vata and kapha.

Ayurvedic Spinach SoupIngredients of Spinach Soup
  • One large bunch of spinach that should be four cups when chopped

  • Half small green chilli chopped

  • Five cups of water

  • One and half inch piece of fresh ginger, peeled and finely chopped

  • One small handful of fresh cilantro leaves

  • Two tablespoonful of ghee

  • One pinch hing

  • One teaspoonful of black mustard seeds

  • Four curry leaves

  • One-fourth teaspoonful of salt

  • One pinch of ground black pepper


  • Method of Spinach Soup
    Remove the stems from the spinach and wash and chop the leaves. Blend the spinach with four cups of water for about two minutes. Blend half cup of water, chilli, ginger, and cilantro and prepare a liquid paste.

    Put the soup pot on medium flame and then add ghee, cumin seeds, hing, mustard seeds and curry leaves. Cook until the seeds pop out. Pour the blended spices and spinach. Add salt and the last cup of water and stir well. Boil it for nearly fifteen minutes without covering it. Season it with black pepper while serving.

    Spinach is astringent, sour, which stimulates pitta and pacifies vata and kapha. It is god for people suffering from asthma, as decongestant and also helps developing immunity. It is good for eyes. However, it should be avoided if one has gall bladder stones, kidney stones, gouty arthritis and edema.

    (Last Updated on : 14/10/2010)
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