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Low Veg Glycemic Index Recipes, Indian Veg low GI Recipes

Low Veg Glycemic Index Recipes, Indian Veg low GI recipes. When you see a lean or fit person, you know that they have understood what food does to the human body. Its not a fluke. Over many years, they have eaten correctly and more important they have exercised on a regular basis. That takes us to the issue of correct eating. We will explain the best Indian foods to have in your low GI Veg diet and present you with a list of Healthy Recipes.

कम ग्लाइसेमिक इंडेक्स भारतीय - हिन्दी में पढ़ें (Low Veg Glycemic Index recipes in Hindi)

લો વેજ ગ્લાયસેમિક ઈન્ડેક્સ ભારતીય - ગુજરાતી માં વાંચો (Low Veg Glycemic Index recipes in Gujarati)

Chana Dal Pancakes

What is Glycemic Index?

Well, for one, the glycemic index isn't just some random diabetic diet you can find online or in a book somewhere. It's actually a scientific system to deal with your blood sugar levels.

Always keep in mind that spikes in the body sugar levels can be devastating for health! Basically the glycemic index ranks carbohydrates on a scale of 0 to 100, and it's based on how they can raise your blood sugar levels after you eat. Foods with a higher GI level are digested faster, and therefore create a spike in your blood sugar levels. However, foods with a lower ranking are digested much slower. This allows the sugars to gradually be introduced in the body, and that means no spiking of the levels.

Masala Chaas Recipe, Spicy Buttermilk Recipe

What is Low Glycemic Index Food?

A food with a glycemic index of less than 55 is considered a Low Glycemic food while 56 to 69 is Moderate and over 70 is considered High. Most of the vegetables, dals and legumes, nuts, oilseeds, milk and products and some fruits are relatively low on GI.

Grilled Broccoli Recipe

Avoid Processed Foods and Packaged Foods

As far as possible, try and eat home based food. You know what you are cooking and over time it is common sense of what to have and what not to. The biggest culprit is SUGAR which creates major inflammation in the body once its consumed and will raise your blood sugar rapidly and shut down your fat burning. The other obvious things to avoid are cornflour, maida and potatoes. Most packaged food has hidden ingredients like fructose corn syrup which is nothing but hidden sugar and then lots of preservatives which you may have not even heard off.

Pudina Raita

Low Glycemic Index Veg Breakfast Recipes

You can make some healthy paratha like Green Pea Paratha with a tasty raita like Pudhina Raita and a cool glass of Chaas for a complete breakfast. We have lots of options availabe at Low Glycemic Index Veg Breakfast Recipes.

Green Pea Parathas

Low Glycemic Index Veg Lunch Recipes

We can avoid maida and cornflour for our lunch options. Try this Paneer Methi Roti or a Whole Wheat Roti with some the Punjabi favourite Palak Paneer and some Onion Raita.

Palak Paneer

Another interesting option is to try our range of Healthy lunch salads which are a meal by itself.

Try this Anitoxidant salad rich in Vitamin C called Kale Masoor Salad. We have lots of options availabe at Low Glycemic Index Veg Lunch Recipes.

Kale, Masoor Veg Antioxidant Healthy Office Salad

Low Glycemic Index Veg Dinner Recipes

The base of every Indian dinner is a good Whole Wheat Roti with some good Subzis. Try some Stir Fried Bhindi with Onion Raita. Loads of combinations given here Low Glycemic Index Veg Dinner Recipes.

Stir Fried Bhindi with Peanuts

Low Glycemic Index Veg Snacks, Starters

Snacks must be had through the day as you really dont want to be left without food in your bosy. We want to maintian of insulin levles constant when awake and nothing like a healthy snack. Try some Homemade Almond Butter which has good fat and protein and can be carried to work or holidays.

Homemade Almond Butter