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Eight Ragi Recipes Add Variety To Everyday Meals
Ragi is a grain also called finger millet.
It contains calcium and fibre.
The article shows that ragi can be used in many everyday foods.
You can add it to dosa and idli batter.
It can also be made into cheela, roti, pancakes and upma.
Ragi flour can be mixed with nuts and a sweetener to make laddoos.
Vegetables, spices, chutney and sambar can add flavour to these dishes.
Laddoos should be eaten in moderate portions, especially when they contain sugar or jaggery.
Ragi, also known as finger millet, is described as rich in calcium and fibre.
Ragi dosa and idlis can be served with chutney, sambar or vegetable-based sides.
Ragi cheela can include onions, coriander, green chillies, spices, vegetables or paneer.
Ragi flour can be used in rotis, pancakes, laddoos and upma.
The article advises keeping laddoo portions moderate when using sugar or jaggery.
- Who
- The article is aimed at people looking for variety in everyday meals.
- What
- It presents eight ways to use ragi in dishes including dosa, idli, cheela, roti, pancakes, laddoos and upma.
- Where
- When
- The article was last updated on August 29, 2026, at 12:30 IST.
- Why
- To show how ragi can add variety to everyday meals and provide a source of calcium and fibre.
Key facts
- Ingredient
- Ragi, also known as finger millet
- Nutrients mentioned
- Calcium and fibre
- Breakfast ideas
- Ragi dosa, idlis, pancakes and upma
- Main-course ideas
- Ragi cheela and ragi roti
- Sweet option
- Ragi laddoos with nuts and a chosen sweetener
- Serving advice
- Keep laddoo portions moderate when adding sugar or jaggery
- Last updated
- August 29, 2026, 12:30 IST






