Baby food recipe: Ulutham kanji (Black gram porridge)

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Ulutham kanji (black gram porridge)
Ulundhu/ black gram- rich in protein and iron
Dates- good source of energy and fibre
Ginger- powerful anti-inflammatory and antioxidant; aid digestion
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