These
are hard times for all the health conscious people, including me. I
say hard times because almost everything can be harmful for health,
so what should we go for or not go for? I won’t answer for ‘what
should we go for’ as I’ll end up a mentioning a lot of recipes,
ironically making the whole meal “NOT” so very healthy. As far as
‘what should we NOT go for’ is concerned, a diet containing
Gluten should be avoided. I haven’t implemented this yet but was
simply thinking why not including gluten free diet twice or thrice in
a week (whenever I can), so that even if I or you have to turn on to
a complete gluten free diet, it can be done hassle free. This world
number one tennis player, Novak Djokovic, suffered a lot before going
for a gluten free diet. Gluten, which is found in wheat, barley and
rye was affecting his metabolism. Eventually he was diagnosed as
gluten intolerant and shifted to gluten free diet.
Consider
someone whose parents own a pizza restaurant but son is sensitive to
gluten. Sad! But his hard work and results after going gluten free
are evident enough to make me think twice. I was going through a
book, Serve Serve to Win, wherein Djokovic says - “What amazed me
the most was how simple these changes were to make, and how dramatic
the results were. All I did was eliminate gluten - the protein found
in wheat - for a few days, and my body instantly felt better. I was
lighter, quicker, clearer in mind and spirit. After two weeks, I knew
that my life had changed. I sprang out of bed, ready to tear into the
day ahead. And I realized that I had to share what I’d learned with
others.” I can’t recall when was the last time I sprang out of
bed, but let me try this healthy gluten-free recipe. Anyone, anytime
may require turning to a gluten-free diet. Let’s practice now
onwards.
Gluten-free
Curry Noodles Soup
Ingredients:-
1
fresh Red Chilli,
200
ml Coconut Milk,
3.5
cm sliced Ginger,
1
teaspoon Turmeric,
1
litre Chicken Stock,
150
grams Rice Noodles,
1
teaspoon Brown Sugar,
2
tablespoons Lime juice,
1
teaspoon Tamarind paste,
2
tablespoons Thai Fish Sauce,
250
grams stir fry mix Vegetables,
150
grams cooked diced Chicken.
For
Garnishing:-
2
Curry Leaves,
1
chopped Red Chilli,
1
piece chopped lemongrass.
Preparation
Method:-
1. Take
a pan and heat the chicken stock.
2. Boil
the noodles in another pan. Drain water and set aside.
3. Add
the remaining ingredients, except the vegetables, to the pan and
bring to a boil.
4. When
the chicken is hot, add the vegetables. When they are tender, add the
drained noodles.
5. Divide
the noodles between bowls. Pour the soup over them.
6. Serve
sprinkled with curry leaves, red chili and lemongrass.
The
Gluten-free diet can be so yummilicious!
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