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Written by Navneet Kaur, M.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics
Diet
Kickstart your day with a high-protein breakfast. These delicious and nutritious options will keep you energized throughout the day and keep you full for longer. Let’s dive in for some lip-smacking options!
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This savoury breakfast made from protein-rich moong dal, also known as green gram, is light, crisp, and packed with fibre. Pair it with curd or mint chutney for extra taste and nutrition.
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Scrambled paneer cooked with onions, tomatoes, capsicum and spices is a powerhouse of protein. Serve it with a multigrain roti for a wholesome meal.
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A colourful mix of sprouted moong, chana, and other lentils tossed with cucumbers, tomatoes, lemon juice, and spices makes for a refreshing, protein-loaded breakfast.
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Made with gram flour or besan, it is tasty and a great source of plant-based protein. Pair it with hung curd to increase your protein intake.
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Giving a twist to the traditional upma. Add soya granules to semolina/sooji or millet upma for an additional protein. It’s light, flavourful, and nutritious.
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Egg bhurji is a flavorful, protein-rich breakfast that is quick to prepare. Pair it with whole wheat toast for a perfect balance of protein and fibre.
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Soft and fluffy chana dal dhokla is a great fermented breakfast option packed with protein and probiotics for gut health. It is lighter on the stomach but will keep you full for longer.
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For a super quick breakfast, grab a bowl of Greek yogurt and top it with almonds, walnuts, chia, and flaxseeds for a protein-packed start to the day. Pair it with seasonal fruit like berries, mango, apple, banana, etc to add some natural sweetness.
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Starting your day with a high protein, fiber-rich breakfast is really important to keep you going throughout the day. Try some of the options given here and see the impact. Eat right, and stay strong.
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