World Vegetarian Day 2023: 7 Plant based protein sources
This World Vegetarian Day, explore 7 excellent sources of plant-based protein that you can incorporate into your diet as a replacement for meat-based protein.
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Chickpea
With its high amount of protien Chickpea can be made into various dishes like Chickpea Chaat, Hummus etc. and can be enjoyed during breakfast, lunch or dinner.
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Green Peas
Add a handful of these to any of your savory dishes for a hint of sweet flavour and protein packed meal.
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Almonds
Almonds have a good amount of protien. One can eat them in their natural raw state as well as add them to sweet dishes or milkshakes and smoothies.
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Peanuts
Peanuts are relatively a high source of protein compared to other plant based protiens. Though they contain healthy fats, consume them in moderation to avoid excessive calories.
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Kidney Beans
These legumes are named after their shape which is like a human kidney. High in protein, kidney beans are nutty flavoured and smooth textured when cooked.
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Lentils
Lentils have an earthy flavour. Make a soup out of them or use them to make batter and dough for delicious breads or cakes.
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Tofu
Rich in protein, tofu is made from soyabean. Tofu can be used instead of Indian Paneer for making Tofu Tikka or Tofu Scramble.