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be a master chef be adventurous in the kitchen - try healthier methods and modify recipes . steam, bake, grill, braise, boil or microwave meals rather than frying in loads of oil. for example, meat, fish and vegetables can be roasted in the oven - put meat on a rack with a dish underneath to collect
. hint: aim for 65 g of cooked lean red meat (no more than 455 g per week), or 80 g of cooked lean poultry per serve, (a serve is roughly the size of your palm). we only need around one to three serves of protein (e.g. lean meat, poultry, fish, eggs, tofu, nuts or seeds and legumes) each day. remember...
https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/healthyliving/healthy-eating/mens-nutrition-for-life
basmati rice, dal onion, relish, tamarind and hot mint sauce. $ . garlic naan bread topped with fresh garlic, coriander leaves and roasted in the tandoori clay oven. $ . chicken vindaloo boneless chicken cooked with potatoes, hot pepper and highly spiced tangy curry sauce. south indian style. $ . butter
chicken diced tandoor chicken cooked in an exotic sauce top of the butter and nut house special sauce. $ . chana masala fresh chickpeas cooked with tomato, onion, green pepper and homemade masala sauce. served with basmati rice, dal onion, relish, tamarind and hot mint sauce. $ . paneer tikka masala...
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