Meatles and Plant Based Diet
Plant based protein is versataile ingredient in Indian Cooking.
It is important to remember that you can't simply exclude meat and fish from your usual recipes, because this will deprive you of protein and other nutrients that are essential to your health and wellbeing. But plant based diet is becoming more popular thanks to wider arability of products and meat substitutes, made from extracted plant protein or whey protein, spices and binding ingredients. In any curry meat can be replaced by tofu, paneer, edamame beans, quinoa.
People who don't eat meat — vegetarians — generally eat fewer calories and less fat, weigh less, and have a lower risk of heart disease than non-vegetarians do. Even reducing meat intake has a protective effect.
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A recent study published in Neurology add the evidence that a plant-based diet can reduce the odds of a stroke and preserve overall brain health, guarding against cognitive impairment and dementia. The studies nowadys focus on quality of those diet as not all plant-based diet have the same benefits. The vegetarian pasta will not have the same qulities like paneer or tofu dish. A healthy diet can also help lower blood pressure and cholesterol.
For those who do not want to give up meat, replacing for example some ground meat while making a burger with finelly dieced or musched mushroom, egplant or beans. It is worth to consider meat substitures such as the Impossible Burgers, wich are made with soy and potato protein instead of beef. They taste surprisingly similar to meat.
PANEER - smooth, white cheese with a delicate flavor is becoming more and more popular not only in India.
From curries and kebabs to pakodas and panner with vegetables - there is a whole world of delicacies that are bound to leave you stunned.
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The most common version of Indian soup is dal. Legumes and pulses are an important part of any Indian meal, as it is the main course of proteins in an Indian diet. The subtle use and variation of spices make any dish exotic and unforgettable one. Tempering the same pulses with different spices make them different in various regions of India. Adding few vegetables enhances the taste and nutrition value of the dal.
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Aromatic curries (spiced wet gravies) with vegetables, pulses and meat substitutes can be exciting, new and an exotic experience for vegetarian who tried Indian food for the first time.
The gravies in the curries are the ones that provide an amazing flavor to the dishes and make them more rich and enjoyable.
Indian curries are delicious and can be prepared with just few ingredients. Thin curries are usually served with rice and the thicker one are relished more with Indian breads.
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Plant Flavorful and grill-perfect, these meatless choices will become your summertime favorite. Get the benefits of taste without all the fat. Check out the variety of our favorites.
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