Want to eat healthy without giving up taste? Nutrition coach shares simple ways to make Indian food better

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That idea has made healthy eating feel like a compromise for many people. But nutritious food doesn’t have to mean giving up taste. From dal and chilla to homemade snacks, spices, chutneys and traditional recipes, Indian cooking already offers plenty of nutritious ingredients. The key is knowing how to combine them, how much to eat and how to make them enjoyable.

When people hear the words “healthy food,” many immediately picture a bowl of salad or a meal that looks uninteresting.

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