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The complete letsdfy diabetic recipes collection: 123 Indian recipes with calories, protein, carbs and fibre on every page, a cook's tip on every recipe, and 12 desserts sweetened only with dates and fruit — no added sugar, anywhere.
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— What's actually inside
Every chapter below is in the book right now — not a preview, not a future update. Each recipe carries calories, protein, carbs and fibre, plus a cook's tip drawn from testing it in a real kitchen.
Ragi, jowar and millet porridges for a slow-release start to the day.
Paneer, tofu and egg scrambles built for protein, not carbs.
Ragi, quinoa, millet and moong dal idlis, puttu and kozhukattai.
Steamed gram-flour and millet bites for tea time.
Twenty millet and multigrain flatbreads to replace refined-flour rotis.
Fermented and instant batters using millets, dals and vegetables.
Slow-cooked lentils and yogurt curries, low on ghee, high on flavour.
Vegetable-forward mains that pair with any millet roti.
Foxtail, kodo and barnyard-millet pulaos in place of white rice.
Sprouted, roasted and raw salads with real Indian masala.
Warm, spiced broths for light dinners.
Twelve desserts sweetened only with dates and fruit.
Buttermilk, herb waters and cooling drinks — no sugar, no juice.
— Why this works
Every recipe is built on three simple rules: low-GI grains instead of refined flour and white rice, real fibre from dals and vegetables in every meal, and no added sugar anywhere — desserts included. The nutrition panel on each page tells you exactly what you're eating before you cook.
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— Questions
No — it's a digital PDF. You download it right after payment and can read it on any phone, tablet or computer.
A 141-page PDF with 123 recipes across 13 chapters. Every recipe carries calories, protein, carbs and fibre, plus a cook's tip from testing it in a real kitchen.
The recipes are built around low-GI grains, high fibre and no added sugar. They're a good fit for most people managing blood sugar, but always check with your doctor or dietitian for your specific plan.
No. The 12 desserts are sweetened only with dates and fruit. There is no white sugar, jaggery or artificial sweetener anywhere in the book.
Everything is available at any Indian kirana or on a large online grocery — ragi, jowar, foxtail millet, moong dal, paneer, tofu, common vegetables and spices.
Yes. Free updates for life. When we add or improve recipes, you get the new PDF at no extra cost.
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