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Everyday nutrition for Indian home cooking

The meals you already cook at home are the subject here: dal at lunch, sabzi and roti at dinner, fruit when it is around. Protein, salt, and fibre each have a place in that week. Each post takes one of them and starts from the food in the kitchen.

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Protein, salt, and fibre in one week

The posts stay with food you already buy. A powder or a sachet comes up only when a meal leaves a gap you can name.

Protein at meals

Pulses, dairy, and soy can carry protein across breakfast, lunch, and dinner. How Much Protein Do You Need a Day? builds that kind of day from food you cook, and treats a shake as a convenience when a meal is missed.

Salt and oil at the stove

The salt in the tadka and the oil in the same pan are chosen while you cook. What Belongs on a Heart-Conscious Plate? follows both through a day of dal and sabzi.

Fibre already in the meal

Atta, chana dal, and fruit already bring fibre to the table, in different mixes. Soluble and Insoluble Fibre, Compared sorts which foods lean which way.

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