Recipe Category: Low carb

Low carb eating strategies are very popular. Here we’ve gathered our entire collection of Ayurvedic recipes that fit this approach to eating, with information on how to customize them for each dosha constitution.

For Ayurveda, good digestion is one of the keys to good health, it is through this process that our body will receive all the nutrients to have a healthy system.

But for Ayurveda, nutrition is a little more complex than just categorizing foods as healthy or unhealthy. There are the best times to eat and also what you should avoid at certain times. Additionally, you should also customize your diets according to your constitution – your dosha and your current health status.

Try our low carb recipes and have fun! You can also learn more about Ayurvedic cuisine in this article here.

Green asparagus frittata

Green asparagus frittata
If you want to make a quick and delicious protein-rich meal, this green asparagus frittata is the perfect dish.
This recipe is a Low Carb option, having only oat flakes as a source of carbohydrates. As a source of protein, we have eggs and good fats, eggs and cheese.

This recipe is perfect for your lunch or as a main course, served with side dishes of your choice, such as rice and salad. Try this delicious Frittata and don’t forget to rate the recipe and leave a comment about what you think of it!

Frittatas are simple and practical dishes, but very tasty. In addition, it is an option rich in proteins of high biological value, from eggs. Also, with this dish, you can easily incorporate more vegetables into your diet. This frittata is made with green asparagus, which is an extremely healthy, tasty and low-calorie vegetable. However, if you want, you can replace the asparagus with several other vegetables available in your fridge or pantry.

Ayurveda Golden Milk

Photo of Golden Milk/Turmeric Latte served in a double glass cup on top of a decorated napkin. On the side, there is cinnamon and turmeric to decorate.

A foamy golden milk version with great anti-inflammatory properties. Golden milk is also known as Turmeric Latte and Haldi Ka Doodh (indian). Black pepper, turmeric and cinnamon warm the body and stimulate the immune system. Golden milk has been recognised as a healing drink in Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine for centuries. Turmeric in particular can help with chronic complaints. Arthrosis, diabetes, multiple sclerosis and other inflammatory and autoimmune diseases are positively influenced by the spice. Turmeric also has strong anti-ageing effects and an immune-boosting effect. Because of its warming ingredients, golden milk is the perfect drink for the cold season.