A diet plan for Gujarat

Most diet charts are written for somebody else's kitchen. This is a day built from what Gujarat actually cooks — gujarati / maharashtrian meals — at about 1,500 calories.

A 1,500 calorie day in Gujarat

MealWhat is on the platekcalprotein
BreakfastKhaman dhokla, Curd / dahi (toned milk)25010 g
Mid morningBanana, Roasted chana, Chai with milk and sugar22210 g
LunchJowar bhakri, Toor dal (cooked), Mixed vegetable sabzi, Curd / dahi (toned milk), Cucumber-tomato-onion salad44919 g
EveningMoong sprouts (raw), Toned milk, Chai with milk and sugar, Dates (khajoor)1849 g
DinnerWhole-wheat roti / chapati, Paneer bhurji, Cucumber-tomato-onion salad, Ghee40418 g
Day150967 g

Generated by the same planner the site uses, from IFCT 2017 food values. Your own number will differ with height, weight, age and activity.

What to change first

Protein is almost always the gap. If the day above lands under about 60 g, add a cup of curd at breakfast and a second katori of dal at lunch before changing anything else.

Then oil: three teaspoons a day per person is roughly 120 kcal, and a heavy hand silently adds 300 without the plate looking any different.

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Common questions

What is a good diet plan for someone in Gujarat?

One built from gujarati / maharashtrian meals, which is what the day above shows. Keeping the food familiar matters more than the specific chart, because an unfamiliar plan gets abandoned.

Can I eat rice and still lose weight?

Yes. A katori of cooked rice is about 130 kcal. Portion decides this, not the grain.

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This is general food guidance, not medical advice. If you are pregnant, taking medication or managing an illness, show any plan to your doctor first.