I think it is a misunderstanding!
All green vegetables have protein,
All lentils have protein.
Recently the industry is focusing on chickpeas.
Chickpeas or garbanzos are a very good source of protein.
Chickpeas are very popular in Vegetarian Indian cuisine.
Chickpeas are washed and soaked overnight and I cook it in slow cooker over 6 to 8 hours on high and are ready and done when I return from work.
I sauté some tomatoes and onions in some coconut oil and then add chickpeas and add some salt,pepper,cumin powder and dried mango powder and we have a plateful of cooked garbanzos.
Garnish it with pomegranate arils.
Another source is black beluga lentils which are easier to cook in shorter time.
Tofu of course is a great source.
Have you heard of Halloumi?it is a meaty, semi hard cheese made from cow and goat and sheep milk.
It can be grilled and pan fried.Serve it topped with chimichurri
What about Einkorn?
It is a relative of wheat,easier to digest,has lot of vitamins and minerals specially B vitamins,zinc,iron.
It has a nutty taste.
I will introduce you to more lentils and protein sources next few blogs.
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