How do you ensure you and your family is getting sufficient protein in the daily diet?

Just saw similar thread elsewhere and thought this would be useful for all the folks here, since vegetarians are in abundance in this group 🙂

12 Comments:

  1. 1. Add mung sprouts to my kachumbar usually
    2. Replace rice with quinoa,
    3. Office snacks include: non-fat Greek yogurt – has great protein content, hummus and carrots and nuts!

  2. Variety of bean salad almost everyday.
    Variety of Dals instead of just toovar dal everyday.
    Add tofu to dips.
    Kids breakfast/snacks include Mix dal dosas, Fruit yogurts, nuts, Hummus Sandwiches with cheese

  3. I think this is a great question. Should be beneficial to all.

  4. Another side of this question q2is, how do u measure that all ur approach is right enough to meet needed portion..

  5. if you’re single/looking to get hooked up again, consider marrying a Dietitian!
    If you’re already married, force one of your child to get a degree in Nutrition 😉

  6. Cottage cheese on the side
    Boiled edmame/Soya Beans for snack or side dish
    Sprouted mung/math shaak
    Add some quinoa in Biryani/Pulao

  7. LOL Pinank.
    And for those who can’t do either of the above mentioned by Pinank, contact Pinank 🙂

  8. I add Tofu to Parathas and Muthias.
    Add moong to Pulao.
    My mom adds soyabean nuts to the dal when she boils them.

  9. I add soya flour to wheat flour for making rotlis everyday. Cheese sticks work as a snack for kids. Besides, the week’s menu consists of some kathod/dal/tofu dishes by rule.

  10. A bowl of dal at least as part of one meal of the day. 1-2 glasses of milk a day, yogurt/gogurt.

    http://nutritiondata.self.com/

  11. moung sprouts in salad, or raw.
    by adding moong in bhel as a snack
    yogurt,

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