Healthy Cooking



Feeding yourself in a healthy way does not mean only what you eat but also how you eat. Here are some tips on how to prepare meals daily usual for you to keep your line and you stay in shape.

Pulses

Legumes are healthy and very nutritious, but often add sausages and thus hundreds of calories.
If you cannot give them a good technique is to pierce with a fork beforehand and then cooking them. Remove from the fat and then add them to burst pulses.

Pasta

He prefers pasta made with durum wheat flour or whole meal pasta. Cook al dente to be more balanced digestive and maintain the glycolic index. Pair it with sauces preferably based on vegetables like tomato or spinach and lean meats.

Vegetables


Always choose to eat raw vegetables, for all its nutrients preserved and also give you a greater feeling of satiety so you eat less. If you are cooking them, prefer to steam, without peeling and coarsely.

Meats

Always prefer low-fat lean meats and remove visible fat. For baking, high temperature applied first to seal


it and avoid the juice is lost. Then lower heat to cook slowly inside. To a dried meat, you want to add a sauce, which provide unnecessary calories to your dish.

Fish is a food you should include in your diet 3 times a week. It is highly nutritious, low fat, and gives you components such as omega 3. Rather cook steamed or baked, accompanied by vegetables. Try to avoid frying, since all you do is add fat instead of taking advantage malignant fatty fish is beneficial.

Fruits and nuts

Fruits prefer natural consumption. Canned fruit sugar often brings added and cooked fruit loses most of the vitamins. The fruit can be a great nibbling between meals; they are low in fat and help maintain the low glycolic index.

You nuts offer protein, fiber, vitamins and healthy fats. Drain it natural, not fried or salted or preserved. Try to include them in your cereal, in salads or as a snack when you're ravenously hungry.