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A simple stir fry made with stuff I needed to use up: tofu, mangetout, carrots and courgette. I grated the courgette and carrots for a different texture. Just added soya sauce and garlic powder at the end, not many ingredients but I did enjoy it.
Wow I had the yogurt this am. Still in shock as I was notified by text at 1700. Thursday to say positive. Is a veggie diet ok for diabetes- what about protein?
Trev
Definitely a veggie diet can be great. Protein can be found in
Lentils: 17.9 g of protein
Chickpeas: 14.5 g of protein
Pinto beans: 15.4 g of protein
Kidney beans: 15.3 g of protein
Peas: 8.6 g of protein
edamame beans
Then depending how vegetarian you are, yoghurt eggs, cheese, nuts
Almonds, pistachios, cashews, hazelnuts, and peanuts all have lots of protein.
As long as you vary your diet you should be okay.
I was feeling adventurous and tried a recipe that's very different from my usual eating. I even bought chillies for it, and I usually avoid spicy stuff, I added only half the amount that the recipe said but is already a step for me.
Is broccoli and paneer with chili, garlic and garam masala, and a side of garlicky minty yogurt. The recipe is from a cookbook I got at Poundland. I was lured by the "low carb meals in under 30 minutes" and the price of £3
This was actually not bad, even with the unfamiliar flavours, and I'm looking forward to try some of the other recipes 🙂
I was feeling adventurous and tried a recipe that's very different from my usual eating. I even bought chillies for it, and I usually avoid spicy stuff, I added only half the amount that the recipe said but is already a step for me.
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Is broccoli and paneer with chili, garlic and garam masala, and a side of garlicky minty yogurt. The recipe is from a cookbook I got at Poundland. I was lured by the "low carb meals in under 30 minutes" and the price of £3
This was actually not bad, even with the unfamiliar flavours, and I'm looking forward to try some of the other recipes 🙂
I'm treating myself tonight after a late back appointment, but I haven't been able to work out the cals, carbs and sugars for the meal. I don't think it will be carb heavy. So today's figures are for breakfast and lunch only.