Daily Calories:
Instructions: Select ONE option per meal. Strictly avoid grains, sugar, and starchy vegetables.
| Hydration: Drink 3–5 litres of water. Replenish electrolytes (sodium, potassium, magnesium).
| Fats: Ensure generous use of Ghee, Butter, and Coconut Oil to meet energy goals.
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Meal 1 — Breakfast
7:00 – 9:00 AM
| # | Meal Option & Ingredients | Quantity | Macros & Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Omelette with Capsicum, Walnut and Coriander, Kashmiri StyleCapsicum Produce Base The central ingredients in this Omelette are a measured portion of Egg for egg protein and naturally occurring vitamin B12 and a portion of Capsicum for vitamin C alongside non-starchy fibre. Preparation keeps Walnut visible as an accountable ingredient: everything is set with controlled heat, and Coriander supplies the aromatic contrast. This is a food-pattern choice rather than a treatment claim, with the non-starchy ingredients counted conservatively. |
152g Whole Egg for Omelette 59g Capsicum 22g Walnut 4g Coriander 205g Whole Egg for Omelette 61g Capsicum 30g Walnut 6g Coriander 250g Whole Egg for Omelette 92g Capsicum 37g Walnut 8g Coriander |
~375 kcal~500 kcal~620 kcal
P: 23g31g39g
| NC: 5g6g8g
| F: 29g39g48g
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| B | Masala Skillet with Paneer, Tomato, Groundnut Oil and Turmeric, Maharashtrian StylePaneer Protein Base The Maharashtrian dish is built from Paneer and Tomato, so its main solids are a protein food and non-starchy produce. Groundnut Oil is weighed as the source of mainly monounsaturated fat; the dish is seared in a wide pan, with Turmeric added for its final savoury note. This is a food-pattern choice rather than a treatment claim, with the non-starchy ingredients counted conservatively. |
111g Paneer for Masala Skillet 128g Tomato 8ml Groundnut Oil 0.5g Turmeric 153g Paneer for Masala Skillet 140g Tomato 10ml Groundnut Oil 1g Turmeric 194g Paneer for Masala Skillet 187g Tomato 11ml Groundnut Oil 1.5g Turmeric |
~375 kcal~500 kcal~620 kcal
P: 21g29g37g
| NC: 5g6g8g
| F: 30g40g49g
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Meal 2 — Lunch
12:30 – 2:00 PM
| # | Meal Option & Ingredients | Quantity | Macros & Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Hyderabadi Korma: Paneer, Courgette, Flaxseed and AjwainFlaxseed ALA Fats This Hyderabadi Korma uses Paneer as its protein anchor and a measured portion of Courgette for high-volume non-starchy produce. A defined amount of Flaxseed provides the fat component, and Ajwain is introduced after the dish is simmered gently. The defining Korma profile is built with separately measured Yoghurt-Almond Korma Gravy. The serving is designed for the plan's carbohydrate ceiling while retaining a credible amount of vegetables and protein food. |
133g Paneer for Korma 164g Courgette 20g Flaxseed 0.5g Ajwain 10g Yoghurt-Almond Korma Gravy 176g Paneer for Korma 211g Courgette 28g Flaxseed 1g Ajwain 15g Yoghurt-Almond Korma Gravy 221g Paneer for Korma 262g Courgette 33g Flaxseed 1.5g Ajwain 20g Yoghurt-Almond Korma Gravy |
~475 kcal~640 kcal~800 kcal
P: 30g40g50g
| NC: 6g8g10g
| F: 37g50g62g
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| B | Khar Curry with Paneer, Bottle Gourd, Walnut and Green Chilli, Assamese StyleBottle Gourd Produce Base This version of Khar Curry specifies Paneer as the protein ingredient and Bottle Gourd as its measured produce component. Instead of an uncounted dressing, the dish names Walnut as its fat source and Green Chilli as its seasoning before being simmered gently. The defining Khar Curry profile is built with separately measured Food-Safe Banana-Ash Khar Water. This is a food-pattern choice rather than a treatment claim, with the non-starchy ingredients counted conservatively. |
137g Paneer for Khar Curry 140g Bottle Gourd 16g Walnut 3g Green Chilli 8ml Food-Safe Banana-Ash Khar Water 186g Paneer for Khar Curry 183g Bottle Gourd 21g Walnut 5g Green Chilli 12ml Food-Safe Banana-Ash Khar Water 239g Paneer for Khar Curry 234g Bottle Gourd 23g Walnut 7g Green Chilli 16ml Food-Safe Banana-Ash Khar Water |
~480 kcal~645 kcal~800 kcal
P: 28g38g48g
| NC: 6g8g10g
| F: 38g51g63g
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Meal 3 — Evening Snack
4:30 – 5:30 PM
| # | Meal Option & Ingredients | Quantity | Macros & Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Tasting Plate with Chhana, Fenugreek Greens, Flaxseed and Mint, Hyderabadi StyleChhana Protein Base The ingredient plan for this Tasting Plate centres on Chhana for protein and Fenugreek Greens as the non-starchy vegetable. Flaxseed is weighed as the source of ALA-containing polyunsaturated fat; the dish is combined without a grain or flour base, with Mint added for its final savoury note. All component amounts are explicit, so nuts, seeds, dairy and vegetables are counted rather than treated as carbohydrate-free. |
47g Chhana for Tasting Plate 38g Fenugreek Greens 24g Flaxseed 3g Mint 70g Chhana for Tasting Plate 49g Fenugreek Greens 27g Flaxseed 5g Mint 80g Chhana for Tasting Plate 64g Fenugreek Greens 37g Flaxseed 7g Mint |
~230 kcal~300 kcal~375 kcal
P: 14g19g23g
| NC: 3g4g5g
| F: 18g23g29g
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| B | Podi Bites with Paneer, Bottle Gourd, Peanut and Coriander, Karnataka StylePeanut Monounsaturated Fat For the Karnataka interpretation of Podi Bites, a measured portion of Paneer supplies dairy protein and calcium, while the portion of Bottle Gourd provides high-volume non-starchy produce. Measured Peanut carries the cooking fat, while Coriander sharpens the finished plate after it is tossed in the separately measured podi before being formed into small portions. The defining Podi Bites profile is built with separately measured Sesame-Urid-Chilli Podi. The serving is designed for the plan's carbohydrate ceiling while retaining a credible amount of vegetables and protein food. |
31g Paneer for Podi Bites 26g Bottle Gourd 24g Peanut 4g Coriander 3g Sesame-Urid-Chilli Podi 54g Paneer for Podi Bites 43g Bottle Gourd 25g Peanut 6g Coriander 4.5g Sesame-Urid-Chilli Podi 67g Paneer for Podi Bites 51g Bottle Gourd 31g Peanut 8g Coriander 6g Sesame-Urid-Chilli Podi |
~230 kcal~300 kcal~375 kcal
P: 12g17g21g
| NC: 3g4g5g
| F: 19g24g30g
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Meal 4 — Dinner
7:30 – 9:00 PM
| # | Meal Option & Ingredients | Quantity | Macros & Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Bengali Chorchori featuring Paneer, Ash Gourd, Mustard Oil and TamarindAsh Gourd Produce Base This measured Chorchori pairs Paneer with Ash Gourd, balancing dairy protein and calcium against a deliberate vegetable portion. Instead of an uncounted dressing, the dish names Mustard Oil as its fat source and Tamarind as its seasoning before being combined without a grain or flour base. All component amounts are explicit, so nuts, seeds, dairy and vegetables are counted rather than treated as carbohydrate-free. |
141g Paneer for Chorchori 161g Ash Gourd 5ml Mustard Oil 1.5g Tamarind 188g Paneer for Chorchori 213g Ash Gourd 6ml Mustard Oil 2.5g Tamarind 237g Paneer for Chorchori 263g Ash Gourd 7ml Mustard Oil 3.5g Tamarind |
~420 kcal~555 kcal~700 kcal
P: 26g35g44g
| NC: 5g7g9g
| F: 33g43g54g
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| B | Hyderabadi Lababdar: Tofu, Spinach, Mustard Oil and Green ChilliTofu Protein Base In this Hyderabadi plate, a measured portion of Tofu forms the protein base; the portion of Spinach adds leafy fibre and folate-rich produce without a grain component. Preparation keeps Mustard Oil visible as an accountable ingredient: everything is combined without a grain or flour base, and Green Chilli supplies the aromatic contrast. The defining Lababdar profile is built with separately measured Tomato Puree and Double Cream. All component amounts are explicit, so nuts, seeds, dairy and vegetables are counted rather than treated as carbohydrate-free. |
180g Tofu for Lababdar 64g Spinach 19ml Mustard Oil 3g Green Chilli 20g Tomato Puree 8ml Double Cream 251g Tofu for Lababdar 77g Spinach 22ml Mustard Oil 5g Green Chilli 30g Tomato Puree 12ml Double Cream 299g Tofu for Lababdar 118g Spinach 28ml Mustard Oil 7g Green Chilli 40g Tomato Puree 16ml Double Cream |
~420 kcal~555 kcal~700 kcal
P: 24g33g42g
| NC: 5g7g9g
| F: 34g44g55g
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Daily Total (approx.)
~2000kcal
~85gProtein
~35gNet Carbs
~165gFat