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Kheer ([rice + some dry fruits ]cooked in milk ) is supposed to be

very nutritious. We should take it during winter as the agni is strong

during this period. I would like to know:

when should we take it : just after lunch/dinner

or after 30/60minutes of lunch/dinner

or as breakfast in morning

or in the evening?

Since lunch/dinner contains salty taste, will it not interfere with

the digestion of milk in kheer?

 

Is Carror kheer (grated carrot fried in oil and cooked in milk)

equally good (there is lot of fibre in carrot) during winter? Can we

take it during breakfast/lunch/evening/dinner without consideration of

taste of other things eaten before it?

 

Similarly what is the suitable time to drink milk to get maximum benefit?

 

Is there some rule regarding when to take milk products (sweets/kheer

etc)?

 

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food one can take according to their desire, digestion is related to age and

health too. Healthy people eat as they like but too much of any food troubles.  

Is there any eating sasthra book?

vidhyasagar.

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Kheer ([rice + some dry fruits ]cooked in milk ) is supposed to be

very nutritious. We should take it during winter as the agni is strong

during this period. I would like to know:

when should we take it : just after lunch/dinner

or after 30/60minutes of lunch/dinner

or as breakfast in morning

or in the evening?

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