Famed for its complex flavours that have gourmands across the globe in a tizzy, the ever popular Indian Curry is guaranteed to never go out of fashion. There are as many types of Curry as there are Indians. Permit us this week to take you through a trail of curries featured from the length and breadth of India. Curries typically come loaded with a bouquet of spices – each of which is also famous for unique healing properties. If you could put them in blister packs, the contents of our Indian spice boxes could easily be best-selling OTC drugs for all that ails humankind
Curry is traditionally had with rice or roti (flat bread). Uh oh Houston we have a problem? Or not! LowCarb/Keto rice and roti alternatives available aplenty at dlife will ensure that you’ll never miss your favourite comfort foods. Although rumour has it that some of the hotter, bolder regional versions require Zinc-lined stomachs, the totally customizable selections available at dLife, allow you to dial down the heat and spice to your tolerance level. Go on, get curried with these 7 Indian Low Carb/ Keto recipes – sans the hurry or the worry:
- Indian Low Carb High Fat – LCHF Keto – Curry Recipe #1: Calorie: 882 kcal, Carb: 16%, Protein: 22%, Fat: 62%. By: Pooja
- Indian Low Carb High Fat – LCHF Keto – Curry Recipe #2: Calorie: 1010 kcal, Carb: 7%, Protein: 20%, Fat: 73%. By: Trupti Nabar
- Indian Low Carb High Fat – LCHF Keto – Curry Recipe #3: Calorie: 718 kcal, Carb: 16%, Protein: 16%, Fat: 68%. By: Anup Singh
- Indian Low Carb High Fat – LCHF Keto – Curry Recipe #4: Calorie: 771 kcal, Carb: 8%, Protein: 4%, Fat: 88%. By: Meena
- Indian Low Carb High Fat – LCHF Keto – Curry Recipe #5: Calorie: 562 kcal, Carb: 10%, Protein: 10%, Fat: 80%. By: elle jay
- Indian Low Carb High Fat – LCHF Keto – Curry Recipe #6: Calorie:872 kcal , Carb: 9%, Protein: 9%, Fat: 82%. By: Anup Singh
- Indian Low Carb High Fat – LCHF Keto – Curry Recipe #7: Calorie: 642 kcal, Carb: 4%, Protein: 19%, Fat: 78%. By: elle jay
