I'm a complete vegetarian but then again I'm Indian and Hindu. Seems to be much easier being vegetarian in this part of the world than in the West. :dry: We don't have fancy stuff like tofu. We just have lentils and pulses and grains and vegetables and LOTS of dairy. :tongue:
I am 27 (almost) and 5'5" and about 50 kgs.
If you're interested...
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^ This is what my everyday homecooked lunch and dinner look like, apart from the onion thingy, lol.
So basically I have a bunch of white rice with dal (lentil soup), 2-3 rotis (flatbread, aka chapattis), some sort of vegetable dry curry (like the potato curry here, or ladies' finger, or tomato chutney, etc) and I top it off with a bowl of curd/yogurt with a pinch of salt in it cause I like it like that. It's pretty filling. If you're prone to diabetes like my parents, you can leave out the rice or use brown (red?) rice instead.
Super easy to make and yummy to eat.
I do eat breakfast but not much. Just a glass of plain milk and maybe a hardboiled egg.
I am 27 (almost) and 5'5" and about 50 kgs.
If you're interested...
^ This is what my everyday homecooked lunch and dinner look like, apart from the onion thingy, lol.
So basically I have a bunch of white rice with dal (lentil soup), 2-3 rotis (flatbread, aka chapattis), some sort of vegetable dry curry (like the potato curry here, or ladies' finger, or tomato chutney, etc) and I top it off with a bowl of curd/yogurt with a pinch of salt in it cause I like it like that. It's pretty filling. If you're prone to diabetes like my parents, you can leave out the rice or use brown (red?) rice instead.
Super easy to make and yummy to eat.
I do eat breakfast but not much. Just a glass of plain milk and maybe a hardboiled egg.
