My saas made raw banana sabzi yesterday and it was so tasty, but then I started wondering if kaccha kela is okay in pregnancy. Im in my second trimester. Anyone knows if its fine to eat regularly?
Omg yes, cooked raw banana is a lifesaver! I had this crazy craving for South Indian style raw banana chips and vazhakkai poriyal almost every week during my second trimester. It's super delicious and a great healthy alternative to greasy potato chips when the cravings hit!
Yes, absolutely! I recently delivered my baby and during my pregnancy, raw banana sabzi and kebabs were my absolute go-to meals. They are highly nutritious, packed with potassium, and never caused me any digestive issues. Just make sure to cook them thoroughly and enjoy.
Of course you can eat raw banana, it's highly recommended for its folate and fiber content. I used to order raw banana cutlets from organic cafes in Mumbai all the time during my pregnancy. Just make sure it is cooked well; there's absolutely no reason to avoid it.
Yes, you can definitely eat it! With my twins, I needed all the energy I could get, and raw banana curry was a quick, filling dish to make. Plus, it's rich in fiber, which is a blessing because twin pregnancy constipation is a whole different level of torture!
Look, raw banana is perfectly fine and healthy to eat, but don't eat it raw directly from the tree. You have to boil or cook it properly as a vegetable. It's simple food, no need to overcomplicate it or listen to silly myths about avoiding it.
Beta, kaccha kela toh bohot gunkaari hota hai, isse pait bhi saaf rehta hai aur takat milti hai. Humare yahan toh jab kisi ko pregnancy me thodi loose motion ya acidity hoti thi, toh hum kacche kele ko ubaal kar thoda dahi ke sath khilate the. Bas dhyan rakhna ki ise acchi tarah paka kar hi khana, kaccha mat chabana.
When I was staying at my parents' house during my pregnancy, my mother used to make delicious raw banana stir-fry for me. She always said it's very gentle on the stomach and helps with digestion during the early months. It's a wonderful, traditional food to have, just make sure to eat it hot and fresh.
