Batch prep pays off
On Sunday, cook a larger batch of brown rice, chop several onions and peppers, wash and portion coriander, and prepare ginger-garlic paste for the next few days.
Nutrition & notes
10 meals · 399g protein · £22.20 of ingredients
Sunday · Lunch
Masoor Dal & Paneer ChillaSunday · Dinner
Palak Tofu with Brown RiceMonday · Main meal
Rajma Matar Masala with Brown RiceTuesday · Main meal
Chana Saag with Wholemeal RotiWednesday · Lunch
Tandoori Paneer & Chickpea BowlWednesday · Dinner
Masoor Matar Dal with Wholemeal RotiThursday · Main meal
Tofu Bhurji, Peas & Wholemeal RotiFriday · Main meal
High-Protein Lentil & Chickpea Vegetable KhichdiSaturday · Lunch
Tofu Tikka Masala with Brown RiceSaturday · Dinner
Paneer Chickpea Jalfrezi with Wholemeal RotiOn Sunday, cook a larger batch of brown rice, chop several onions and peppers, wash and portion coriander, and prepare ginger-garlic paste for the next few days.
Cooked rice should be cooled quickly, refrigerated promptly and reheated thoroughly only once. Follow current UK food-safety guidance for storage times.
Paneer is useful for protein but is higher in saturated fat than tofu and pulses, so the plan deliberately rotates paneer with tofu, lentils, beans and chickpeas.
If weight management is a goal, keep the measured oil quantities rather than pouring freely. The recipes get texture from tomatoes, pulses, yoghurt and vegetables rather than large amounts of oil, cream or butter.
Spice levels can be changed without materially affecting cost or nutrition. For lower heat, use paprika rather than hot chilli powder and reduce fresh chilli.
Protein and cost figures are approximate. Brands, drained weights, vegetable sizes and supermarket pricing vary.