Bhagyashree's protein patties will satisfy your healthy breakfast cravings
Bhagyashree believes good health starts at the kitchen. In her weekly series Tuesday Tips with B, the Bollywood star shared a simple recipe for preotein-rich patties that will satiate your hunger cravings without compromising on nutrition.
'Yummy yummy snacks jo hain protein se bharee..' shared the veteran actor in a recent video uploaded on Instagram. Here's a quick recipe for you to make them at home:
Madhvi Datwani, the CEO and co-founder of Green Protein told indianexpress.com that pea protein is derived from split peas, a kind of lentil, and is used as a supplement, in protein shakes, smoothies, energy beverages, and more.
Rich in enzymes: Pea protein is great at providing you with a strong and steady supply of enzymes that your body uses to produce energy, transport nutrients, and more. A consistent amount helps your body carry out key tasks with ease. Furthermore, pea protein is easy on the gut.
Less allergy risk: Naturally vegan and gluten-free, pea protein is devoid of any allergy-causing ingredients. It's free of wheat, eggs, peanuts, and contains just pure pea. It works with all diets. It can be quite appetising as well.
Reduces blood pressure: The protein from peas helps reduce cholesterol and even lowers blood pressure, all while being easy on the kidneys. It's great for those with underlying heart conditions. Pea protein is also free of some pesky additions found in whey or traditional sources of protein.
Weight loss: It helps regulate appetite and aids in weight loss. It's a low-calorie item that's devoid of harmful and unhealthy fats. It's likely to keep you full for longer.
Sharing insights into the nutritional profile of the snack, CV Aishwarya, a clinical nutritionist and lecturer at Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research, Chennai, told indianexpress.com that green peas are rich in plant-based protein, fiber, and antioxidants such as polyphenols, which help regulate blood sugar, support digestion, and reduce oxidative stress.
'Paneer, a dairy product high in casein protein, provides essential amino acids and is a great source of calcium and phosphorus, aiding in bone strength and muscle maintenance. It also contains conjugated linoleic acid (CLA), which has been associated with improved body composition and metabolic health,' she said.
According to her, ginger, known for its bioactive compounds like gingerols and shogaols, has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. It supports digestion, reduces nausea, and improves insulin sensitivity, which is beneficial in managing type 2 diabetes.
Aishwarya added that green chillies, rich in capsaicin, can boost metabolism, enhance fat oxidation, and provide a strong dose of vitamin C, promoting immune function. Oats powder, high in beta-glucan (a soluble fiber), helps lower LDL cholesterol, stabilize blood sugar levels, and improve satiety, contributing to heart and metabolic health.
Lastly, she added that ghee (clarified butter) is a source of healthy fats and fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, and K), and contains butyrate—a short-chain fatty acid known to support gut health and reduce inflammation.
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