Quaint Diaries

  Even though not every parent count calorie, we still choose to provide our children with healthy portions. The following are a few recipes and pointers that helped me successfully incorporate seeds, nuts, and dry fruits into my child's diet. After they have been tested to ensure that the kids do not have any allergies to any of the ingredients, give these recipes a try.   Nuts Powder: Recipe: Take a handful of each nut—almonds, cashews, pistachios, sunflower seeds, chia seeds, and flax seeds—and roast them after being air dried, soaked for 12 hours (for almonds, about 4 hours), and soaked for 12 hours. The addition of dried ginger or cardamom to this is up to you. Save them in an airtight container after grinding in pulse mode. For two weeks, you can use this. We can sprinkle it on anything—pancake batter, porridge, curry leaves powder, etc.—but some kids prefer it on sweet dishes like pancakes, sweets, and dumplings only. Notes: Taking a handful of each nut will result in a larg

Most of us will already be making travel arrangements as the summer break is just around the corner. Although preparing for these trips can be stressful, with a little planning and organization, you can pack like a pro. The art of packing is being able to pack your possessions neatly and successfully for a journey. It entails picking the appropriate items to pack, putting them in a convenient order, and making the most of the space in your luggage. These suggestions can help you pack like an expert. Create a packing list: List all the items you need to carry in your luggage. You can keep organized and make sure you do not forget anything by doing this. You will feel more in charge of your vacation and be able to recognize stuff you may leave behind as a result. Checking items off the list as you pack them can be enjoyable as well. Choose the appropriate luggage: While selecting your luggage, keep in mind the duration of your trip and the mode of transportation you will be taking. A