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 | Gujarati Sambhariya featuring Paneer, Tomato, Peanut and Green ChilliTomato Produce Base This measured Sambhariya pairs Paneer with Tomato, balancing dairy protein and calcium against a deliberate vegetable portion. The recipe assigns Peanut to the fat allowance and Green Chilli to seasoning; the components are combined without a grain or flour base for a coherent texture. This is a food-pattern choice rather than a treatment claim, with the non-starchy ingredients counted conservatively. |
97g Paneer for Sambhariya 85g Tomato 19g Peanut 3g Green Chilli 133g Paneer for Sambhariya 87g Tomato 25g Peanut 5g Green Chilli 172g Paneer for Sambhariya 134g Tomato 27g Peanut 7g Green Chilli |
~375 kcal~500 kcal~620 kcal
P: 23g31g39g
| NC: 5g6g8g
| F: 29g39g48g
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| B | Sindhi Seyal Skillet: Egg, Aubergine, Walnut and Green ChilliEgg Protein Base In this Sindhi plate, a measured portion of Egg forms the protein base; the portion of Aubergine adds fibre-bearing non-starchy produce without a grain component. The cook measures Walnut before the ingredients are seared in a wide pan, then uses Green Chilli to finish the flavour rather than a sweet sauce. This is a food-pattern choice rather than a treatment claim, with the non-starchy ingredients counted conservatively. |
129g Whole Egg for Seyal Skillet 72g Aubergine 27g Walnut 3g Green Chilli 184g Whole Egg for Seyal Skillet 73g Aubergine 34g Walnut 5g Green Chilli 234g Whole Egg for Seyal Skillet 106g Aubergine 41g Walnut 7g Green Chilli |
~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 | Khar Curry with Paneer, Spring Onion, Mustard Oil and Coriander, Assamese StyleMustard Oil Fat Profile The central ingredients in this Khar Curry are a measured portion of Paneer for dairy protein and calcium and a portion of Spring Onion for fibre-bearing non-starchy produce. A defined amount of Mustard Oil provides the fat component, and Coriander is introduced after the dish is simmered gently. The defining Khar Curry profile is built with separately measured Food-Safe Banana-Ash Khar Water. The serving is designed for the plan's carbohydrate ceiling while retaining a credible amount of vegetables and protein food. |
156g Paneer for Khar Curry 103g Spring Onion 6ml Mustard Oil 4g Coriander 8ml Food-Safe Banana-Ash Khar Water 208g Paneer for Khar Curry 136g Spring Onion 9ml Mustard Oil 6g Coriander 12ml Food-Safe Banana-Ash Khar Water 259g Paneer for Khar Curry 170g Spring Onion 11ml Mustard Oil 8g Coriander 16ml Food-Safe Banana-Ash Khar Water |
~475 kcal~640 kcal~800 kcal
P: 30g40g50g
| NC: 6g8g10g
| F: 37g50g62g
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| B | Kashmiri Yakhni featuring Paneer, Green Beans, Groundnut Oil and Black PepperGreen Beans Produce Base The Kashmiri dish is built from Paneer and Green Beans, so its main solids are a protein food and non-starchy produce. Its method is straightforward: the ingredients are simmered gently, using a recorded amount of Groundnut Oil and a restrained addition of Black Pepper. The defining Yakhni profile is built with separately measured Plain Full-Fat Yoghurt. This is a food-pattern choice rather than a treatment claim, with the non-starchy ingredients counted conservatively. |
142g Paneer for Yakhni 75g Green Beans 9ml Groundnut Oil 0.5g Black Pepper 30g Plain Full-Fat Yoghurt 192g Paneer for Yakhni 96g Green Beans 12ml Groundnut Oil 1g Black Pepper 45g Plain Full-Fat Yoghurt 244g Paneer for Yakhni 111g Green Beans 13ml Groundnut Oil 1.5g Black Pepper 60g Plain Full-Fat Yoghurt |
~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 | Tawa Bites with Paneer, Green Beans, Walnut and Cumin, Gujarati StylePaneer Protein Base This Gujarati Tawa Bites uses Paneer as its protein anchor and a measured portion of Green Beans for fibre-bearing non-starchy produce. The cook measures Walnut before the ingredients are seared in a wide pan, then uses Cumin to finish the flavour rather than a sweet sauce. All component amounts are explicit, so nuts, seeds, dairy and vegetables are counted rather than treated as carbohydrate-free. |
69g Paneer for Tawa Bites 40g Green Beans 6g Walnut 0.5g Cumin 92g Paneer for Tawa Bites 51g Green Beans 7g Walnut 1g Cumin 113g Paneer for Tawa Bites 62g Green Beans 9g Walnut 1.5g Cumin |
~230 kcal~300 kcal~375 kcal
P: 14g19g23g
| NC: 3g4g5g
| F: 18g23g29g
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| B | Tawa Bites with Paneer, Ash Gourd, Sesame and Green Chilli, Andhra StyleSesame Unsaturated Fat This version of Tawa Bites specifies Paneer as the protein ingredient and Ash Gourd as its measured produce component. Measured Sesame carries the cooking fat, while Green Chilli sharpens the finished plate after it is seared in a wide pan. The serving is designed for the plan's carbohydrate ceiling while retaining a credible amount of vegetables and protein food. |
53g Paneer for Tawa Bites 29g Ash Gourd 15g Sesame 3g Green Chilli 75g Paneer for Tawa Bites 44g Ash Gourd 18g Sesame 5g Green Chilli 92g Paneer for Tawa Bites 47g Ash Gourd 23g Sesame 7g Green Chilli |
~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 | Vindaloo with Paneer, Ivy Gourd, Sesame Oil and Ginger, Goan StyleIvy Gourd Produce Base The ingredient plan for this Vindaloo centres on Paneer for protein and Ivy Gourd as the non-starchy vegetable. Its method is straightforward: the ingredients are combined without a grain or flour base, using a recorded amount of Sesame Oil and a restrained addition of Ginger. The defining Vindaloo profile is built with separately measured Cane Vinegar and Fresh Garlic. All component amounts are explicit, so nuts, seeds, dairy and vegetables are counted rather than treated as carbohydrate-free. |
138g Paneer for Vindaloo 59g Ivy Gourd 6ml Sesame Oil 3g Ginger 5ml Cane Vinegar 2g Fresh Garlic 184g Paneer for Vindaloo 83g Ivy Gourd 7ml Sesame Oil 5g Ginger 8ml Cane Vinegar 3g Fresh Garlic 233g Paneer for Vindaloo 105g Ivy Gourd 8ml Sesame Oil 7g Ginger 12ml Cane Vinegar 4g Fresh Garlic |
~420 kcal~555 kcal~700 kcal
P: 26g35g44g
| NC: 5g7g9g
| F: 33g43g54g
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| B | Konkan Moilee: Tofu, Aubergine, Groundnut Oil and CuminTofu Protein Base For the Konkan interpretation of Moilee, a measured portion of Tofu supplies soy protein with little carbohydrate, while the portion of Aubergine provides fibre-bearing non-starchy produce. The recipe assigns Groundnut Oil to the fat allowance and Cumin to seasoning; the components are simmered gently for a coherent texture. The defining Moilee profile is built with separately measured Coconut-Mustard Moilee Base. All component amounts are explicit, so nuts, seeds, dairy and vegetables are counted rather than treated as carbohydrate-free. |
192g Tofu for Moilee 55g Aubergine 21ml Groundnut Oil 0.5g Cumin 8g Coconut-Mustard Moilee Base 266g Tofu for Moilee 73g Aubergine 25ml Groundnut Oil 1g Cumin 12g Coconut-Mustard Moilee Base 300g Tofu for Moilee 116g Aubergine 33ml Groundnut Oil 1.5g Cumin 16g Coconut-Mustard Moilee Base |
~420 kcal~555 kcal~700 kcal
P: 24g33g42g
| NC: 5g7g9g
| F: 34g44g55g
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Daily Total (approx.)
~2000kcal
~85gProtein
~35gNet Carbs
~165gFat