What foods were included in the diet of the Vedic people?
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sweet foods, mostly flavoured with honey. (madhu)
herbs from water (combining with the famous apsu me somo abraviid antar vishvaani bheshajaah), plants in land.
milk-added food /milky food,
barley strew
Cake of meal, puroLaasha / puroDaasha (origin of Paratha? :) )
Vegetables
herbs from water (combining with the famous apsu me somo abraviid antar vishvaani bheshajaah), plants in land.
milk-added food /milky food,
barley strew
Cake of meal, puroLaasha / puroDaasha (origin of Paratha? :) )
Vegetables
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The food included in the diet of the Vedic people comprised cereals like wheat, barley, vegetables, dairy products and meat of all kinds.
Explanation:
- The Rig Veda divided three main categories of food taken depending on the habit and occasion of the eater. These were :
- ‘Saatvic Bhojan’ which comprised simple and fresh food cooked without spices, onions or any vegetables that have root in it. It conveyed good food and good thoughts.
- ‘Raajsic Bhojan’ comprised the gourmet. All kinds of well-cooked spicy cuisine were included comprising well cooked vegetables, meat(beef included), dairy products. It related to all those who live to eat and not eat to live.
- ‘Tasmic Bhojan’ was food for the gluttons. It included all kinds of food, vegatarian as well as non-vegetarian especially red meat and lots of alcoholic drinks. The food was meant to generate negative emotions, such as sexual desires, anger, hatred and lust.
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