
Chef Kunal Kapur Shares A Chia Dragon Fruit Pudding Recipe For Navratri
What Happened?
Chef Kunal Kapur celebrates Day 7 of Navratri with a no-cook chia dragon fruit pudding, made from five simple ingredients. This light dessert aligns with the day's grey color theme.
Key points
- The pudding requires one medium dragon fruit, a cup of milk, a quarter cup of chia seeds, two to three tablespoons of honey, and half a teaspoon of cinnamon powder.
- Kapur blends the dragon fruit with milk, honey, and cinnamon, then adds chia seeds before refrigerating to set.
- Chia seeds absorb liquid and form a gel, creating a pudding-like texture.
- The pudding's color is influenced by the dragon fruit, which gives it a soft pink hue.
- The recipe is designed to be light, suitable for those fasting during Navratri.
Key insights
- The pudding's no-cook nature makes it accessible for busy festival preparations.
- Using dragon fruit not only adds flavor but also aligns with the festive color theme.
- The positive online reaction indicates a growing interest in healthy, easy-to-make desserts.
Why it matters
This recipe provides a light dessert option for those observing fasts during Navratri.
Source
Times Now


