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High-Protein Vegetarian Indian Meals for Muscle Building

 

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High-Protein Vegetarian Indian Meals for Muscle Building

Want to build muscle but don’t eat non-veg? No problem! 💚

Traditional Indian vegetarian foods are packed with protein—enough to impress even regular gym-goers. The key is to pick the right foods and combine them smartly.

In this blog, we’ll explore the top high-protein vegetarian Indian meals that are not only delicious but also perfect for muscle building. 💥

If you've already read our posts on Tips for Weight Loss and Weight Gain or Indian Diet Plan Based on Body Type, then this blog is a powerful extension of those ideas.

🥗 1. Paneer Bhurji with Multigrain Roti

Protein Content: Paneer (100g) ≈ 18g protein

Paneer bhurji is quick to prepare and rich in casein protein. Pair it with multigrain roti for added fiber and complex carbs.

🍛 2. Rajma Chawal (with Brown Rice)

Protein Content: Rajma (1 cup cooked) ≈ 15g protein

Rajma and brown rice form a complete protein source. It’s affordable, filling, and great for muscle building.

💡 Ideal for a post-fast meal during Intermittent Fasting.

🥣 3. Moong Dal Cheela with Hung Curd

Protein Content: 2 cheelas ≈ 14–16g protein

Think of them as Indian-style protein pancakes. Pair them with hung curd for extra protein and taste.

🧆 4. Chickpea Salad with Quinoa

Protein Content: 1 bowl ≈ 20g protein

Chickpeas combined with quinoa and vegetables create a light yet protein-packed meal.

🍲 5. Soya Chunk Curry

Protein Content: Soya chunks (100g) ≈ 52g protein

These are like vegetarian meat! Serve with brown rice or rotis for a complete meal.

💬 Best consumed after Bodyweight Exercises for Beginners.

🌯 6. Sprout Salad or Stir Fry

Protein Content: ≈ 13–15g protein

Stir-fry sprouts or make them into wraps. Add tofu or paneer for an extra protein kick!

🧁 7. Greek Yogurt with Nuts & Seeds

Protein Content: ≈ 15g protein

Mix Greek yogurt with seeds and nuts for a delicious, protein-rich snack or dessert.

🧠 Final Tips

  • Eat every 3–4 hours
  • Include a mix of protein, carbs, and healthy fats in your meals
  • Stay hydrated 💧
  • Track your macros
  • Combine different plant proteins for better results

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Conclusion: Being a vegetarian is not a limitation for muscle growth. So say goodbye to excuses and start lifting in the kitchen too! 😄🍽️

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