Hi-I am Anuj from Mumbai-India I would like to know about Dr.Hirani -(The DAN
doctor )visit from US to India as my nephew is suffering from Autism.
   Please help me out with the procedure for registering him on her check up
list.
   I heard the doctor is there from 30-12-2005 to 1-1-2006 in Mumbai.

   Thanks,
   Anuj

Dear Anuj,
It seems you wanted to send the mail to AutismIndia@.... So, I am
copying here under the relevant message as appeared in Autism India Network
Group. You may please join the following two groups for more information and
regularly being in touch with the Autism community of India.


http://in.groups.yahoo.com/group/AutismIndia/
The largest India-specific Autism related e-mail group -AutismIndia Network,
with more than a thousand parent and professional members, who are concerned
about Autism in India.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DAN-India
DAN-India Network is formed to unite the parents and medical professionals of
India, interested in following DAN Protocol (Defeat Autism Now), with the help
of doctors in India and USA. Parents and professionals, experienced in following
DAN Protocols, including chemical chelation for Mercury detoxification for
Autism, (let me call them 'DAN-Angels') are here to advice and help the members.
We look forward to discuss the experiences about diets, supplementation,
enzymes, chelation and other Bio-Medical Interventions.

Regards,
Bala S., Bangalore.

Dear fellow parents,
I hope, you have seen my earlier mails in the group, regarding the visit of a US
DAN doctor to Bangalore. After spending a lot of time and efforts, I could get
one DAN -doctor interested in coming to India. More over, some how I could
convince her to do a non-profit work in India, as a service to the humanity.
Believe it or not, she has agreed to do it free here in Bangalore. Her normal
charges of consultation in her clinic is Los Angelus is $ 300 per hour.

The doctor, who has agreed to conduct the workshop on Bio-Medical Intervention
for Autism in Bangalore is Dr. Karima Hirani, MD MPH -US Board certified in
Family Medicine and Integrative Medicine and a Nutritionist from Los Angeles 
(http://www.drhirani.com/)

Dr. Hirani has been practicing medicine since 1993. She received her MD from USC
Medical School and is Board Certified in Family Practice. She completed her
Family Practice Residency from Long Beach Memorial Hospital in Long Beach,
California. She also has a Master's degree in Nutrition from the UCLA School of
Public Health. Dr. Hirani is a member of the American Academy of Family
Physicians (AAFP), the California Academy of Family Physicians (CAFP), the
American College for the Advancement in Medicine (ACAM), the American Holistic
Medical Association (AHMA), and member of American Academy for Environmental
Medicine (AAEM).

Click here to access her interview as broadcast on US TV stations recently.
http://www.drhirani.com/weblog2/stories/2005/09/15/infoForKnbc4AndKcal9SegmentOn\
AutismChelation.html

The confirmed program for Bangalore is as follows:

Sunday, 18th Dec. A full day workshop on Bio-medical intervention  for Autism
treatment. -DAN protocol, GFCF diet, Vitamin B 12, Melatonin, Digestive enzymes,
Supplementation, Food allergies, Intestinal dysbiosis and finally the chemical
chelation for Mercury detoxification.
(The workshop is intended for parents and Indian doctors interested in following
DAN protocol)

Monday, 19th Dec. Training sessions for the doctors

Tuesday, 20th Dec. Individual consultations for the children by the visiting DAN
doctor in the presence of Indian doctors.

The Mumbai program (Individual consultancies only) is planned for 29th Dec. -one
day only.

Once more information is available, we will get in touch with you.

Reagards,
Saji. M. Idicula, Autism India Network.

----- Original Message -----
From: anuj jajodia
To: autism-india@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, November 11, 2005 8:55 PM
Subject: [autism-india] Query about Dr Hirani (DAN doctor) visiting India


Hi-I am Anuj from Mumbai-India I would like to know about Dr.Hirani -(The DAN
doctor )visit from US to India as my nephew is suffering from Autism.
   Please help me out with the procedure for registering him on her check up
list.
   I heard the doctor is there from 30-12-2005 to 1-1-2006 in Mumbai.

   Thanks,
   Anuj




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Dear Moderator,

Please let me know about Dr.Hirani s visit to India-Mumbai as i would like to
show her my nephew who is suffering from Autism.

We are based in Mumbai and it would be great if my nephew would be diagnosed and
the future actions be well structured under the instructions of Dr.Hirani.

Thanks,
Anuj


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Dear Members,

As the last date to enroll for Dr.Hiranis check up list on her visit to
Mumbai-India is 30th November and as I have still not enrolled my nephew who is
suffering from autism i am quite worried, so please help me in enrolling him on
her check up list before the due date.

   Thanks,
   Anuj


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Dear Anuj,
If you need your questions to be answered or if you want to really communicate
with the Autism community of India, please join Autism India Network
http://in.groups.yahoo.com/group/AutismIndia/
The largest India-specific Autism related e-mail group -AutismIndia Network,
with more than a thousand parent and professional members, who are concerned
about Autism in India.
Also check out www.AutismIndia.net
By the way, Dr. Karima Hirani is conducting a workshop on DAN-Protocol
-Biomedical interventions in Autism, at Bangalore on 18th Dec. and visiting
Mumbai on 29th Dec.
Regards,
Bala. S, Bangalore.

----- Original Message -----
From: anuj jajodia
To: autism-india@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2005 3:23 PM
Subject: [autism-india] Dr.Hirani's visit


Dear Moderator,

Please let me know about Dr.Hirani s visit to India-Mumbai on 29th Dec. as i
would like to show her my nephew who is suffering from Autism.

We are based in Mumbai and it would be great if my nephew would be diagnosed and
the future actions be well structured under the instructions of Dr.Hirani.

Thanks,
Anuj



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Girl's disabilities spur mom's creative side

Friday, December 9, 2005

By DEENA YELLIN
STAFF WRITER



TEANECK

Other mothers might have immersed themselves in sorrow, but Cindy
Balsam turned her heartbreak into hope.


After her daughter was born with an array of disabilities and
medical complications, Balsam used her experience to help others in
similar circumstances.

"As a parent, you can empower yourself in the hardest situation,"
said Balsam, a wife and mother of four. "It empowers your child."

The 33-year-old computer technologist was driven by a single
desperate goal - to help her daughter Nettie overcome her
challenges.

From the start, Balsam has surrounded 3-year-old Nettie, whom she
calls her "wondergirl," with love. She has also transformed the
family's garage into a therapy room and packed Nettie's calendar
with occupational, physical, vision, auditory, feeding, electro-
stimulation and speech therapy. The family's cozy colonial is filled
with toys, children's books and therapeutic devices.

"No matter what we're going through, we're always focused on her
developmental progress," said Balsam. "We're very aggressive with
her therapies and follow-throughs."

With Balsam's computer expertise, it was only natural for her to
integrate technology into her therapy. Several months

ago, she created a DVD to promote Nettie's communication development
and enhance her visual tracking skills.

The DVD displays various shapes, animals and familiar objects,
designed to teach new words and phrases. A mix of subtle background
music keeps it entertaining.

"I always felt guilty if I wasn't doing therapeutic activity with
her 24/7. This gives me a break while doing something helpful for
her," she said. While Nettie watches the DVD, Balsam can tidy the
house and spend time with her other children.

The therapeutic DVD was such a hit with Nettie, Balsam wanted to
share it. She recently launched a Web site -nettiesays.com - to sell
the DVD and reach out to other parents of disabled children.

"This is my feel-good hobby. We have a slew of customers, from as
far away as Sweden and India, who love this," she beams.

Nettie Says:


---------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------

Cindy Balsam, Nettie's mother and creator of the Nettie Says DVD and
Web site, advises parents of children with physical or emotional
problems to live day by day and not to drown in despair.

"Going through this journey, I've learned that, as a parent, you can
empower yourself to help your child. The most important elements you
have to remember are patience, perseverance and, above all, love."
nettiesays.com

So far, Balsam has sold 500 copies of the DVD and has elicited fan
mail and questions from parents who want to learn more about what
worked with Nettie.

One New Jersey mother, who declined to give her name, praised the
DVD for teaching her children new phrases and the seasons of the
year. "My kids love the Nettie Says DVD. It's not just entertaining,
it's educational."

"She's an incredible person," said Suzanne Tepler, a Teaneck
homemaker, about Balsam. "She's always challenging Nettie in a warm
and nurturing way. 'Nettie Says' is a testament to the knowledge and
know-how that Cindy has gained by being so completely involved in
Nettie's therapies. Cindy wants to share with others what worked for
Nettie."

On a recent day, Balsam grinned into Nettie's blue eyes, partially
hidden behind her thick glasses, and watched her daughter's face
stretch into an infectious smile. She sang her songs until she
giggled. Then she rolled Nettie onto her stomach and cheered wildly
when she pushed her body up with her arms.

"She's worked so hard and she's accomplished so much, it's amazing,"
boasted Balsam.

Nettie's come a long way from her birth, when doctors took one look
at her and whisked her to the neonatal intensive care unit.

The infant had bilateral choanal atresia, a blocked passageway from
her nose to her throat, requiring immediate surgery to allow proper
breathing.

But that was just the start of Nettie's medical problems. Her long
list of abnormalities included a webbed neck, impaired hearing,
deformed vocal chords, an extra finger, low muscle tone and ocular
photosensitivity, which left her legally blind. Since she had
difficulty sucking and swallowing, Nettie was unable to eat without
the aid of a tube inserted into her stomach.

Other parents might have become paralyzed with grief.

Balsam didn't want to waste the time. She started working the
phones, contacting agencies, therapists and physicians for help.

She secured oxygen for the house and found medical and therapeutic
devices. She hired therapists and arranged for Nettie to have
cochlear implant surgery to improve her hearing.

"I treated each of her issues as if it was her only one," said
Balsam. "I didn't want to miss out on any of the aggressive
therapies. Some people thought I pushed her too hard, but now
everyone sees how Nettie's life has improved because of it. She can
bear weight on her feet and can make sounds now. That's miraculous."

There are other positive signs. In the past, Nettie seemed oblivious
to her surroundings, but now she interacts. She smiles at voices and
faces. She cries when she needs something. She giggles when her
brothers or sister walk into the room.

"I've seen 1,000 percent progress," said Balsam.

Balsam still has to carry her 23-pound daughter around the house
because her legs are not strong enough to walk. Nettie must still
use a stomach tube because she cannot suck or swallow.

Whatever challenges Nettie faces next, Balsam will remain fixed on
the brief moments of wonder that Nettie has brought to her and her
family.

"Whenever she smiles at me," said Balsam beaming, "that's my best
moment."

http://www.autismdoc.org

I live in US and here is a good site

autismweb.com/forum

The good news is Dr Neubrander(MB-12 shot protocol) and his team some
time reply to ur queries.

Visit Dr NEubrander site to see the videos if u have not heard about him .


http://www.drneubrander.com/page1.html

I live in US and here is a good site

autismweb.com/forum

The good news is Dr Neubrander(MB-12 shot protocol) and his team some
time reply to ur queries.

Visit Dr NEubrander site to see the videos if u have not heard about him .


http://www.drneubrander.com/page1.html

hi viji ,
i also have a 4 .5 year old autistic son.. have u tried bajra and jowar
flours ? can make chappati out of them ..

Priya



--- In autism-india@yahoogroups.com, "vijirajmohan" <vijirajmohan@...>
wrote:
>
> hi,
>                       I am glad to have joined this group.I am the
> mother of a 5 yr old autistic boy.We have been trying to keep our son
> on a GFC diet .We have been successful to an extent primarily because
> we are south indians and most preparations are rice based.Sabudana
> vada is a good suggestion.I would appreciate more suggestions on the
> diet issue.
>                        As a new member I would like to wish all
> members the very best in this battle against autism
> viji
>

please post recepie

--- In autism-india@yahoogroups.com, "sripriya25" <sripriya25@...>
wrote:
>
> hi viji ,
> i also have a 4 .5 year old autistic son.. have u tried bajra and
jowar
> flours ? can make chappati out of them ..
>
> Priya
>
>
>
> --- In autism-india@yahoogroups.com, "vijirajmohan" <vijirajmohan@>
> wrote:
> >
> > hi,
> >                       I am glad to have joined this group.I am the
> > mother of a 5 yr old autistic boy.We have been trying to keep our
son
> > on a GFC diet .We have been successful to an extent primarily
because
> > we are south indians and most preparations are rice based.Sabudana
> > vada is a good suggestion.I would appreciate more suggestions on
the
> > diet issue.
> >                        As a new member I would like to wish all
> > members the very best in this battle against autism
> > viji
> >
>

hi all,
i think this recipe will really benefit all gfcf
followers..
take about 1/2 cup jowar and add boiling water to it..
stir it simultaneously and add little salt to taste..
the dough should look looser than chappati atta ..
then what i do is take a big piece of cling wrap and
cover the counter top.. then take a lemon size dough
and spread the atta with wet hands.. then slowly take
it out of the clingwrap and fry in a pan .. i add ghee
to it .. after letting it cook on both sides..
jowar and bajra are very high content of protein.. and
many necessary minerals..

Priyab

--- confident_mother <confident_mother@...>
wrote:

> please post recepie
>
> --- In autism-india@yahoogroups.com, "sripriya25"
> <sripriya25@...>
> wrote:
> >
> > hi viji ,
> > i also have a 4 .5 year old autistic son.. have u
> tried bajra and
> jowar
> > flours ? can make chappati out of them ..
> >
> > Priya
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In autism-india@yahoogroups.com,
> "vijirajmohan" <vijirajmohan@>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > hi,
> > >                       I am glad to have joined
> this group.I am the
> > > mother of a 5 yr old autistic boy.We have been
> trying to keep our
> son
> > > on a GFC diet .We have been successful to an
> extent primarily
> because
> > > we are south indians and most preparations are
> rice based.Sabudana
> > > vada is a good suggestion.I would appreciate
> more suggestions on
> the
> > > diet issue.
> > >                        As a new member I would
> like to wish all
> > > members the very best in this battle against
> autism
> > > viji
> > >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>


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Hi Priya


           Thanks a lot for the recipe. Iam trying it for autistic son.

My son is 5 and I am looking for a good school in India. About my
son...

He has been diagnosed with Mild/Moderate autism

Speaks keywords only... Will not talk on his own...but repeats
whatever I say. He knows to ask for food...like he would say "dosa"
or "idli"

potty trained

Know's ABC/123 but does not follow any verbal directions. He needs
help when asked a question. Will focus only on things he likes..

Has verbal stims....

I live in US and I have good facilities here... I also want to move
back to our country becoz of his poor speech... R there any schools
back in our country that will provide good services for my son.

I am sure he is not going to benefit in a regular school with 30-40
kids. Please reply...

Priya,.....Thanks for the recepie ! will try today...

Hi Priya


               It depends on the place you stay. There are few schools in some
cities in India.


Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com

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The following link provides coverage of Wikipedia on autism. Interesting
part is it has a good number of references and links.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autism





With very best wishes,

Jawahar


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Hi
I am mother of 6 year old autistic child.He is getting
all intervention therapies.But I am looking for
medicines which can help me control his behaviour and
aggression.

sonia



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Hi Sonia

         You can try behavioural modification instead looking for
medicines to decrease agressiveness. Some medicines may increase
activity in children. You can divert his enegies in doing other play
things.

I am father of 5 year old low autistic child. I tried
Dr. Oswals homeopathic medicine . It improved my sons
sleep and reduced hyperactivity and irritation . You
may try this. The Dr. is from Pune . You get the info
regarding him at www.g-therapy.org. His new ph. no. is
020 56225780
--- Sonia Sehgal <soniavineet@...> wrote:


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Hi
I am mother of 6 year old autistic child.He is getting
all intervention therapies.But I am looking for
medicines which can help me control his behaviour and
aggression.

sonia



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Hi
thanx.This was exactly what I was thinking.I have
known about G therapy for the past three years but
never followed it bec the doc is pretty far.But now
that I have somebody to vouch for it ,I'll try and go
in for it.
Is ur child on gfcf diet?Are u following it
completely?Does it help?

sonia
--- malyala sreenivas <malyala_s@...> wrote:


---------------------------------
I am father of 5 year old low autistic child. I tried
Dr. Oswals homeopathic medicine . It improved my sons
sleep and reduced hyperactivity and irritation . You
may try this. The Dr. is from Pune . You get the info
regarding him at www.g-therapy.org. His new ph. no. is
020 56225780
--- Sonia Sehgal <soniavineet@...> wrote:


---------------------------------
Hi
I am mother of 6 year old autistic child.He is getting
all intervention therapies.But I am looking for
medicines which can help me control his behaviour and
aggression.

sonia

Thanks a lot Srinivas.

Can you please let me know, since when you are giving
this medicine and how long it took when u started
seeing the changes?

My son is 8 yrs of age and he is hyperactive with poor
concentration. He is always on the go if u don't catch
him he won't come back.

Thanks,
Sunil

--- malyala sreenivas <malyala_s@...> wrote:

> I am father of 5 year old low autistic child. I
> tried
> Dr. Oswals homeopathic medicine . It improved my
> sons
> sleep and reduced hyperactivity and irritation . You
> may try this. The Dr. is from Pune . You get the
> info
> regarding him at www.g-therapy.org. His new ph. no.
> is
> 020 56225780
> --- Sonia Sehgal <soniavineet@...> wrote:
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Hi
> I am mother of 6 year old autistic child.He is
> getting
> all intervention therapies.But I am looking for
> medicines which can help me control his behaviour
> and
> aggression.
>
> sonia

Hi,
I have stareted this medicine in Oct,05.
The changes are seen within first fortnight itself.
In terms of sleep he improved within a week. Now a
days he sleeps very well, From 10 pm to 7 am. and his
irritation  is also down.
Sreenivas malyala

--- Sunil Jain <kayaanj@...> wrote:


---------------------------------
Thanks a lot Srinivas.

Can you please let me know, since when you are giving
this medicine and how long it took when u started
seeing the changes?

My son is 8 yrs of age and he is hyperactive with poor
concentration. He is always on the go if u don't catch
him he won't come back.

Thanks,
Sunil

--- malyala sreenivas <malyala_s@...> wrote:

> I am father of 5 year old low autistic child. I
> tried
> Dr. Oswals homeopathic medicine . It improved my
> sons
> sleep and reduced hyperactivity and irritation . You
> may try this. The Dr. is from Pune . You get the
> info
> regarding him at www.g-therapy.org. His new ph. no.
> is
> 020 56225780
> --- Sonia Sehgal <soniavineet@...> wrote:
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Hi
> I am mother of 6 year old autistic child.He is
> getting
> all intervention therapies.But I am looking for
> medicines which can help me control his behaviour
> and
> aggression.
>
> sonia




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Hi,
What's this gfcf diet?
I'm not aware of it. Please let me know more about
this. I want to try dietery intervention.
Pl reply.
Sreenivas malyala
--- Sonia Sehgal <soniavineet@...> wrote:


---------------------------------
Hi
thanx.This was exactly what I was thinking.I have
known about G therapy for the past three years but
never followed it bec the doc is pretty far.But now
that I have somebody to vouch for it ,I'll try and go
in for it.
Is ur child on gfcf diet?Are u following it
completely?Does it help?

sonia
--- malyala sreenivas <malyala_s@...> wrote:


---------------------------------
I am father of 5 year old low autistic child. I tried
Dr. Oswals homeopathic medicine . It improved my sons
sleep and reduced hyperactivity and irritation . You
may try this. The Dr. is from Pune . You get the info
regarding him at www.g-therapy.org. His new ph. no. is
020 56225780
--- Sonia Sehgal <soniavineet@...> wrote:


---------------------------------
Hi
I am mother of 6 year old autistic child.He is getting
all intervention therapies.But I am looking for
medicines which can help me control his behaviour and
aggression.

sonia

Think twice before venturing into G oswal therapy. To my knowledge
there are few results and some side effects too. You can better to
listen other parents who visited Oswal. Please cross check it many
parents dissapointed in that therapy.

Hi,

Ok, infact my son has no problem with the sleep right
from the beginning as he sleeps for around 9-10 hours
in the night only, but he does never sleep during day
time.

--
Sunil

--- malyala sreenivas <malyala_s@...> wrote:

> Hi,
> I have stareted this medicine in Oct,05.
> The changes are seen within first fortnight itself.
> In terms of sleep he improved within a week. Now a
> days he sleeps very well, From 10 pm to 7 am. and
> his
> irritation  is also down.
> Sreenivas malyala
>
> --- Sunil Jain <kayaanj@...> wrote:
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Thanks a lot Srinivas.
>
> Can you please let me know, since when you are
> giving
> this medicine and how long it took when u started
> seeing the changes?
>
> My son is 8 yrs of age and he is hyperactive with
> poor
> concentration. He is always on the go if u don't
> catch
> him he won't come back.
>
> Thanks,
> Sunil
>
> --- malyala sreenivas <malyala_s@...> wrote:
>
> > I am father of 5 year old low autistic child. I
> > tried
> > Dr. Oswals homeopathic medicine . It improved my
> > sons
> > sleep and reduced hyperactivity and irritation .
> You
> > may try this. The Dr. is from Pune . You get the
> > info
> > regarding him at www.g-therapy.org. His new ph.
> no.
> > is
> > 020 56225780
> > --- Sonia Sehgal <soniavineet@...> wrote:
> >
> >
> > ---------------------------------
> > Hi
> > I am mother of 6 year old autistic child.He is
> > getting
> > all intervention therapies.But I am looking for
> > medicines which can help me control his behaviour
> > and
> > aggression.
> >
> > sonia
>
>
>
>
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Hi my daughter Udi 2yrs and 9mths has been diagnosed with ADHD and few
traits of Autism although i feel that the autistic traits are on the
rise.
I have put her on the GFCF about 4days back only to find her more
irritable and aggresive. She has even had a bout of stomache upset. Is
this normal.

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Hi! Is there any other certified doctor who is maybe....a Autism
Specialist. Could you tell me about this B12 injections can I put my
daughetr on it .
I have seens Dr. Hirani's vedio and i am qitte impressed. has anyone
tried it? Please tell me about it .

Hi All
   I has written to Tarla dalal asking for some GFCF diets
   This nice lady called Nisha Took the time out to write recipes for our little
ones.
   Am sending you the Recipes.
   And i think Tarla Dalal and team should be applauded for their gesture.

   Regards,
   Sonia

"Nisha (Tarla Dalal Cook Books)" <nisha@...> wrote:
           Dear Sonia

   We don't have any cookbooks for such kind of allergies. But here are 2 recipes
for your little one.

   Recipe Name : Pumpkin Handva
Serves 5.
Cooking Time : 15 minutes.
Preparation Time : 10 minutes.
   Ingredients
   * 3 teacups grated white pumpkin (lauki)
* 5 tablespoons coarse jowar flour
* 1 chopped green chilli
* 2 tablespoons chopped coriander
* 1/4 teaspoon soda-bi-carb
* 2 pinches sugar
* salt to taste
   For the topping
* 1 chopped tomato
* 1 chopped onion
* 2 tablespoons tomato ketchup or sweet and sour sauce
   Procedure
   Method
* Squeeze out a little water from the pumpkin.  Add the flour, green chilli,
coriander, soda bi-carb, sugar and salt and mix well.
* Spread the mixture on a baking tray and bake in a hot oven at 225 degree C for
15 minutes.  Top with the tomato, onion and ketchup or sweet and sour sauce.
* Cut into pieces and serve.
   Tips
1. Health Information :
2. Pumpkin contains 96% water and makes this traditional Gujarati dish low in
calories.
3. Jowar contains more iron than wheat flour.  It also imparts an unusual
flavour to the handva.
   Recipe Name : Jowar Pyaz ki Roti
Makes 4 rotis.
Cooking Time :  20 mins.
Preparation Time  :  5 mins.
   Ingredients
   * 1 cup jowar ka atta
* 1  spring onion, finely chopped
* 1  green chilli, finely chopped
* 1 tablespoon oil
* salt to taste
   Procedure
   Method
* Combine all the ingredients in a bowl and knead into a soft dough, using warm
water as required.
* Cover and keep aside for 10 minutes.
* Divide the dough into 4 equal portions.
* Pat each portion on a dry surface using your palm till it is a circle of 125
mm. (5") diameter.
* Cook on a tava (griddle) till both sides are lightly browned.
* Serve hot with a vegetable of your choice.
   Tips
1. If you want to roll out these rotis, you can do so between 2 sheets of
plastic.
   Regards
   Nisha
   (Nutritonist tarladalal.com)
     ----- Original Message -----   From: Sonia Jaitly
   To: tarla@...
   Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 11:08 PM
   Subject: GFCF Diet



   Hi Mam,
   My daughter, Udyati (2 and half yrs) has to be put on a Gluten free and casien
free diet. Do you have any book on the same.
   If possible please share a few receipes with me .
   My daughter desperatly needs your help

   Regards,
   Sonia

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