Across our country, there are a lot of reservations about eating meat & non-vegetarian food in general. As a result, most of our diets lack sufficient quantity of protein. This Republic Day, let’s try to improve our overall well-being by exerting our Right to Protein and adding the most protein-rich Indian pulse – Soya Bean! The most famous soya bean dish is, ‘Soya Chaap’, which can be easily prepared at home with our easy recipe.

Considering that momos are part of our weekly diet, We cannot disregard the fact that it is a tasty yet rich source of protein from whole food. It is known that chicken is one of the best protein options, with very little fat and all essential amino acids. So, momos have trickled to my kitchen and I ended up making these beautiful rice chicken momos – rich in protein and perfect to meet your daily protein requirement. Piping hot, stuffed with juicy, meaty filling and served alongside a fiery red chutney, the aroma wafting all around is just irresistible.

While much has been spoken, discussed and debated on the first Budget of the new decade, one key move announced by Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman has been welcomed by all. With malnutrition being a major public health threat and responsible for 68% of child deaths in the country in the past year, the Rs 35,600 crore allocation to nutrition-related schemes has been appreciated by experts and masses alike.