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Recipes of Moringa Powder

Mix Moringa into Juice

To some people, Moringa has a strong taste, and for this reason, one of the best ways to use it is in juice. Smoothies or juices have a deep feeling, and the acidity from the fruit can help to compensate for the slightly bitter taste of the powder. Making this recipe is simple: Create your juice or smoothie, and then add half a teaspoon of Moringa powder for each glass of milk. If you wish to use more, keep in mind that you will start to notice the flavour.

Two excellent juices to combine with the powder are orange juice and mango smoothies. Both of these drinks have a healthy level of acidity, which helps to overwhelm the taste buds and decrease the bitterness of the Moringa powder. Similarly, both have a vivid flavour that tends to be stronger than other fruits, which can help disguise anything else and make your morning juice delicious.

Lemon Tea and Moringa

You can quickly pour a tablespoon of Moringa powder into any hot drink, but it tastes best when combined with lemon tea. Plus, you get the health benefits of lemon, so it’s a double whammy. Lemon tea has a robust flavour, at least for tea, and the acidity combined with the taste can completely hide the Moringa, making it a convenient way for you to ingest the powder every morning.

To make it as easy as possible, keep the tea bag or leaves in the water for as long as possible, which will help to make the drink stronger. Once you pour a teaspoon of the powder into the water, stir vigorously for 30 seconds to ensure that it’s fully dissolved. You should down the tea because, over time, the heat can cook the powder, reducing its health benefits.

Moringa Pancakes

If you’d prefer to eat your powder rather than drink it, there is a range of delicious and easy recipes you could create tonight. Here’s a delicious recipe for pancakes:

• ½ tsp. Bambu Naturals Moringa Powder
• One banana
• ⅓ cup brown rice flour
• 1 cup oats
• 1½ cups non-dairy milk
• 3 Medjool dates

Blend the oats into a thin flour first, and then you can add everything else and blend until it’s thick and smooth. Add some oil into a pan over medium heat, then spoon the batter into the pan, half a cup at a time, and cook them for around two minutes per side, or until the teams begin to brown.

Moringa Salad

We certainly wouldn’t recommend eating Moringa by itself as a salad, but when it’s used as a dressing, you won’t even notice it. Sprinkle a little of the powder over a wet mixture, and it will blend in, ensuring that you can enjoy the health benefits of this plant. The salad must be slightly moist because this helps the powder more easily dissolve into the other ingredients.

Whole Grain Moringa Bread

Bread is a fantastic and easy way to consume your Moringa powder. Not only is there very little taste of the plant, but you can also put a spread onto the slices to add more flavour and make it taste delicious. The ingredients are relatively common:

• 4 cups spelt flour
• 1 cup mixed raw seeds
• 3 medium carrots, finely shredded
• 2 cups warm water
• 5 tsp. yeast
• 2 tsp. salt
• 2 tbsp. Bambu Naturals Moringa Powder

To make the bread, you must first soften the yeast in warm water. Next, add all of the ingredients to a large mixing bowl and mix until moist dough forms. Spread this dough into a loaf pan and put it on the middle rack of a cold oven before warming it up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit to cook for 45–50 minutes, or until the crust is lightly browned and a toothpick comes out cleanly.

Moringa, Cacao, and Matcha Macaroons

Who doesn’t love macaroons? The only thing better than a macaroon is a Moringaroon, made with a burst of health to give you the nutrients and vitamins your body is craving. Making them isn’t difficult. You’ll need:

• ½ cup shredded coconut
• 1 tbsp. Bambu Naturals Moringa Powder
• 1 heaped tbsp. matcha
• 3 tbsp. sesame seeds
• Optional cacao crunch: 2 tbsp. raw cacao nibs
• A pinch of sea salt
• 5 tbsp. maple syrup
• 4 tbsp. coconut oil
• 2 tbsp. cashew butter
• 1 vanilla bean or 1 tsp. vanilla extract

To start, mix all the dry ingredients in a bowl, and then add in the wet ingredients slowly and mix well until the texture is even throughout. Finally, roll them into balls, and then you can freeze them for two hours and store in an airtight container in the refrigerator, where you can eat them!

Moringa Soup

Perhaps the most natural food to eat on this list, you can make Moringa soup very quickly. All you need is:

• 2 tbsp. Bambu Naturals Moringa Powder
• 4 cups of water
• 1 tsp. olive oil
• 1 tsp. kosher salt
• 1 tsp. Fennel seeds
• ¼ tsp. ground turmeric
• Pinch cumin seeds
• 6 curry leaves
• 2 medium taro roots, peeled and cut into ½-inch pieces
• 1 Thai green chilli, seeded
• Kosher salt, to taste
• 1 lime, quartered, for serving
• Freshly ground black pepper, for garnish

To make the soup, combine all of the ingredients except the lime and pepper in a saucepan and boil over medium-high heat. Once it’s boiling, reduce to a simmer for 20 minutes, blend the soup, and strain before seasoning with lime and pepper.

Moringa Face Mask

A face mask is an ideal way to get the benefits of this potent powder. To create it, you’ll need:

• ½ tbsp. Bambu Naturals Moringa Powder
• 1 tsp. raw honey
• 1 tsp. Rosewater
• ½ tsp. lemon juice, freshly squeezed
• 2 drops tea tree oil
• Small mixing bowl and spoon

Mix it all and apply it to your clean face, leaving it for 5–7 minutes to let the magic happen!

Honey and Moringa Scrub

To make this scrub, you’ll need three ingredients: honey, brown sugar, and Moringa powder. Mix them all in a small bowl, including as much of each part as you want to get the ideal consistency you prefer. Store it in an airtight jar and use a small amount to scrub your skin.

Eat it by the Spoonful

Getting the health benefits of Moringa powder doesn’t have to be complicated. If you’re in a rush and you want to ensure that you remember to take it, get half a teaspoon of powder and pour it into your mouth with a drink of water, and that’s it. It might be crude, but it’s a simple way to get the benefits of Moringa without wasting time.

Topical Treatment

If you find yourself with a small amount of inflammation, it’s believed that Moringa has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that can make it the ideal solution. To use it in this way, mix a few tablespoons of powder with a little water to create a thick paste, which you can apply to the skin where you’re experiencing the inflammation.

Guacamole Spread

The only thing millennials love more than Netflix is guacamole. This tasty recipe is a straightforward spread that you can make in less than five minutes. All you’ll need is an avocado, some ripe tomatoes, cilantro, lime juice, 1 tsp. of Moringa powder, and some salt and pepper to taste. Mash it all together and enjoy on toast! Here’s what you need:

• 3 avocados, peeled and pitted, pits set aside
• ⅓ cup finely chopped red onion
• 2 tbsp. finely chopped cilantro
• Juice of 1 lime
• ¾ tsp. Salt 
• ½ tsp. Bambu Naturals Moringa Powder
• Generous grinding of black pepper

Energy Smoothie

Do you ever feel exhausted in the morning? If you do, you need to give this smoothie a try; it’s specifically developed to provide you with all the energy you need along with a huge health boost. You only need a few ingredients, too:

• 1 tsp. Bambu Naturals Moringa Powder
• 1 banana
• 1 cup fresh pineapple chunks
• ½ cup blueberries
• 1 orange, peeled
• 1 cup filtered water or coconut water

To create the smoothie, all you need to do is pour the ingredients into a high-quality blender and put it on high power for 30 seconds or until it reaches your desired consistency. If you’d like, you can add a few extra ingredients like spinach for the extra health kick.

Hair Conditioner and Paste

Moringa has high levels of vitamin A, which some belief can help strengthen your hair and make it grow faster. To use it efficiently on your scalp and hair roots, you should mix a few tablespoons of the powder with a little water to create a fine, not overly thick, paste, which you can massage into your hair and scalp and leave for half an hour before washing out in the shower.

Sprinkled onto Pasta Sauce

One of the easiest ways to eat Moringa powder without noticing it is to use it as a garnish on pasta sauce. This tactic is particularly tasty on Bolognese due to the deep meat flavours.

Moringa in Yogurt

Life is busy, and if you’re anything like most people, you don’t have time to make a smoothie or mix up a recipe for pancakes.

Instead, why not sprinkle half a teaspoon of Moringa powder into your yoghurt? Not only is this easy, but it’s also a great way to get it into your body first thing in the morning.

Avocado and Moringa Face Mask

If you want to try out another face mask that comes with all of the healing powers of Moringa, avocado, honey, and lemon juice, you’ll need:

• ½ tbsp. Bambu Naturals Moringa Powder
• ½ ripe avocado
• 1 tbsp. Honey
• ½ tsp. lemon juice
• 1 tsp. hot water

Making the face mask is easy — you need to mix all the ingredients in a bowl until you form a consistent thickness, and then apply it to your face and body, leaving it for 10 to 15 minutes before washing off.

Morning Facial Wash

If you like to wash your face every morning, you’ll love this idea. Moringa gives you many of the vitamins and minerals your body needs, and when combined with mints, honey, and water, you can create a beautiful facial wash with antibacterial properties. All you’ll need is:

• Warm water
• 2 tbsp. Bambu Naturals Moringa Powder
• 1 tbsp. mint powder
• 1 tbsp. honey

Mix all of the ingredients in a small bowl and include as much warm water as you want to get the right consistency for yourself. This facial wash can be used in the morning or night, but mint tends to be invigorating, and therefore, most people will prefer to use it after waking up to give themselves more energy.

Lip Balm

Keeping your lips soft and invigorated is critical to prevent them from chapping and bleeding. To create a lip balm, you’ll need to mix 1 tablespoon of coconut oil, beeswax, and shea butter with 1 teaspoon of Moringa powder. When combined, you can melt it in a small bowl over low heat and then pour it into a small container to cool and solidify.

Body Butter

Moisturizing and healing your skin is critical. When you’re hydrated continuously and keep your skin in good condition, you ensure that it can regenerate and soften after damage. To create a body butter, you’ll need:

• ¾ cup of raw shea butter
• 2 tbsp. Bambu Naturals Moringa Powder
• 1 tsp. Aloe vera gel
• ½ tsp. vitamin E oil
• 15 drops of any of your favourite essential oils

To begin, you’ll want to melt the shea butter over a low temperature and then let it cool a little before stirring in the Moringa, aloe vera, and vitamin E. Once the mixture has cooled further and has become partially solidified, you can whip it into a fluffy cream using a hand mixer. Finally, add you’re essential oils and use the butter all over your body.