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 | Maharashtrian Masala Skillet with Paneer, Tomato, Sesame and Green ChilliSesame Unsaturated Fat This Maharashtrian Masala Skillet uses Paneer as its protein anchor and a measured portion of Tomato for vitamin C alongside non-starchy fibre. Measured Sesame carries the cooking fat, while Green Chilli sharpens the finished plate after it is seared in a wide pan. This is a food-pattern choice rather than a treatment claim, with the non-starchy ingredients counted conservatively. |
110g Paneer for Masala Skillet 68g Tomato 14g Sesame 3g Green Chilli 151g Paneer for Masala Skillet 71g Tomato 17g Sesame 5g Green Chilli 192g Paneer for Masala Skillet 110g Tomato 19g Sesame 7g Green Chilli |
~375 kcal~500 kcal~620 kcal
P: 23g31g39g
| NC: 5g6g8g
| F: 29g39g48g
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| B | Karnataka Masala Skillet: Tofu, Ash Gourd, Groundnut Oil and Green ChilliAsh Gourd Produce Base This version of Masala Skillet specifies Tofu as the protein ingredient and Ash Gourd as its measured produce component. The cook measures Groundnut Oil 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. |
169g Tofu for Masala Skillet 151g Ash Gourd 20ml Groundnut Oil 3g Green Chilli 229g Tofu for Masala Skillet 153g Ash Gourd 26ml Groundnut Oil 5g Green Chilli 299g Tofu for Masala Skillet 208g Ash Gourd 31ml Groundnut Oil 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 | Yakhni with Paneer, Bottle Gourd, Hemp Seed and Lime, Kashmiri StylePaneer Protein Base The ingredient plan for this Yakhni centres on Paneer for protein and Bottle Gourd as the non-starchy vegetable. Preparation keeps Hemp Seed visible as an accountable ingredient: everything is simmered gently, and Lime supplies the aromatic contrast. The defining Yakhni profile is built with separately measured Plain Full-Fat Yoghurt. The serving is designed for the plan's carbohydrate ceiling while retaining a credible amount of vegetables and protein food. |
101g Paneer for Yakhni 92g Bottle Gourd 32g Hemp Seed 5ml Lime 30g Plain Full-Fat Yoghurt 126g Paneer for Yakhni 109g Bottle Gourd 47g Hemp Seed 8ml Lime 45g Plain Full-Fat Yoghurt 164g Paneer for Yakhni 135g Bottle Gourd 55g Hemp Seed 10ml Lime 60g Plain Full-Fat Yoghurt |
~475 kcal~640 kcal~800 kcal
P: 30g40g50g
| NC: 6g8g10g
| F: 37g50g62g
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| B | Yakhni with Paneer, Aubergine, Almond and Cumin, Kashmiri StyleAlmond Unsaturated Fat For the Kashmiri interpretation of Yakhni, a measured portion of Paneer supplies dairy protein and calcium, while the portion of Aubergine provides fibre-bearing non-starchy produce. Almond is weighed as the source of mainly unsaturated nut fats; the dish is simmered gently, with Cumin added for its final savoury note. The defining Yakhni profile is built with separately measured Plain Full-Fat Yoghurt. The serving is designed for the plan's carbohydrate ceiling while retaining a credible amount of vegetables and protein food. |
122g Paneer for Yakhni 52g Aubergine 21g Almond 0.5g Cumin 30g Plain Full-Fat Yoghurt 166g Paneer for Yakhni 70g Aubergine 24g Almond 1g Cumin 45g Plain Full-Fat Yoghurt 212g Paneer for Yakhni 90g Aubergine 26g Almond 1.5g Cumin 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 | Maharashtrian Thecha Cups with Tofu, Courgette, Flaxseed and MintCourgette Produce Base This measured Thecha Cups pairs Tofu with Courgette, balancing soy protein with little carbohydrate against a deliberate vegetable portion. The cook measures Flaxseed before the ingredients are finished with the measured chilli-garlic thecha after it is pounded, then uses Mint to finish the flavour rather than a sweet sauce. The defining Thecha Cups profile is built with separately measured Green-Chilli-Garlic-Peanut Thecha. All component amounts are explicit, so nuts, seeds, dairy and vegetables are counted rather than treated as carbohydrate-free. |
64g Tofu for Thecha Cups 48g Courgette 30g Flaxseed 3g Mint 4g Green-Chilli-Garlic-Peanut Thecha 95g Tofu for Thecha Cups 53g Courgette 36g Flaxseed 5g Mint 6g Green-Chilli-Garlic-Peanut Thecha 116g Tofu for Thecha Cups 69g Courgette 40g Flaxseed 7g Mint 8g Green-Chilli-Garlic-Peanut Thecha |
~230 kcal~300 kcal~375 kcal
P: 14g19g23g
| NC: 3g4g5g
| F: 18g23g29g
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| B | Bengali Tasting Plate featuring Chhana, Cabbage, Flaxseed and TurmericChhana Protein Base In this Bengali plate, a measured portion of Chhana forms the protein base; the portion of Cabbage adds cruciferous, non-starchy fibre without a grain component. Instead of an uncounted dressing, the dish names Flaxseed as its fat source and Turmeric as its seasoning before being combined without a grain or flour base. The serving is designed for the plan's carbohydrate ceiling while retaining a credible amount of vegetables and protein food. |
32g Chhana for Tasting Plate 38g Cabbage 33g Flaxseed 0.5g Turmeric 60g Chhana for Tasting Plate 41g Cabbage 34g Flaxseed 1g Turmeric 79g Chhana for Tasting Plate 45g Cabbage 40g Flaxseed 1.5g Turmeric |
~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 | Rajasthani Kadai featuring Paneer, Okra, Walnut and CorianderWalnut ALA Fats The central ingredients in this Kadai are a measured portion of Paneer for dairy protein and calcium and a portion of Okra for fibre-bearing non-starchy produce. Its method is straightforward: the ingredients are seared in a wide pan, using a recorded amount of Walnut and a restrained addition of Coriander. All component amounts are explicit, so nuts, seeds, dairy and vegetables are counted rather than treated as carbohydrate-free. |
131g Paneer for Kadai 52g Okra 10g Walnut 4g Coriander 176g Paneer for Kadai 79g Okra 12g Walnut 6g Coriander 221g Paneer for Kadai 102g Okra 15g Walnut 8g Coriander |
~420 kcal~555 kcal~700 kcal
P: 26g35g44g
| NC: 5g7g9g
| F: 33g43g54g
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| B | Moilee with Tofu, Cabbage, Sesame Oil and Green Chilli, Konkan StyleCabbage Produce Base The Konkan dish is built from Tofu and Cabbage, so its main solids are a protein food and non-starchy produce. The recipe assigns Sesame Oil to the fat allowance and Green Chilli 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. |
190g Tofu for Moilee 50g Cabbage 21ml Sesame Oil 3g Green Chilli 8g Coconut-Mustard Moilee Base 264g Tofu for Moilee 70g Cabbage 25ml Sesame Oil 5g Green Chilli 12g Coconut-Mustard Moilee Base 300g Tofu for Moilee 103g Cabbage 34ml Sesame Oil 7g Green Chilli 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