Just saw similar thread elsewhere and thought this would be useful for all the folks here, since vegetarians are in abundance in this group 🙂
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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!
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
I think this is a great question. Should be beneficial to all.
Another side of this question q2is, how do u measure that all ur approach is right enough to meet needed portion..
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 😉
Cottage cheese on the side
Boiled edmame/Soya Beans for snack or side dish
Sprouted mung/math shaak
Add some quinoa in Biryani/Pulao
LOL Pinank.
And for those who can’t do either of the above mentioned by Pinank, contact Pinank 🙂
I add Tofu to Parathas and Muthias.
Add moong to Pulao.
My mom adds soyabean nuts to the dal when she boils them.
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.
Apparently by drinking Strawberry Frappucino from Starbucks
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/all-we-can-eat/post/starbucks-and-the-great-beetle-extract-controversy/2012/03/30/gIQA7QAylS_blog.html?wprss=rss_social-style-headlines
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/
moung sprouts in salad, or raw.
by adding moong in bhel as a snack
yogurt,