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Find all the tips for making recipes to for successful weight loss on the Dukan Diet and enjoy losing weight. Make Dukan recipes in
an instant and find your new culinary talent! Both dieting and exploring a world of flavors is possible with the Dukan Diet.
At lunchtime, many people want “good, fast, and a variety." Cooking a meal that meets these criteria is not easy, especially when you're
dieting. Here are some Dukan Diet cooking ideas that will make it easier:
1. Use as many of the “100 allowed foods” – lean proteins, adding non-starchy vegetables on PV days.
Consider the seasonality of the 100 allowed foods to receive their maximum nutritional benefits. Choose plain frozen vegetables and
you can you save preparation and cooking time. Important: do not forget your daily dose of oat bran which is the basis for the
preparation for the Dukan galette (pancake). Do not forget that wheat bran will help you prepare Dukan meals and baked goods. You
can prepare some delicious muffins: Remember to beat the egg whites until stiff to create a volume and a fluffy texture.
2. Choose tolerated food items wisely because of their carbohydrate and fat content.
Starting from the Cruise phase, you can have up to 2 tolerated items a day. You can use them to make recipes more tasty. For
example, as a substitute for flour you can use cornstarch to make a creamy sauce.
Marinate your meat, fish and poultry to tenderize them before grilling: use lemon, soy sauce, salt, freshly grated ginger, etc… Use
non-stick pans, silicone molds for baking the muffins and cakes, parchment paper for tarts, pies and cookies and bake in foil dishes.
Use a steamer and microwave your meals.
5. Revisit classic recipes and make them Dukan-friendly by replacing the ingredients with equivalent
approved Dukan foods.
Replace white flour with oat bran, cornstarch, fat-free powdered milk, Agar-agar, or konjac powder. Replace pasta with shirataki
noodles and use seasonal vegetables instead of potatoes, low fat cheese instead of regular cheese, skim milk instead of cream, or use
silken tofu or fat-free cheese. Here is an example: make tuna salad by replacing butter and cream with fat-free plain Greek yogurt
and add any spices or herbs (dill, peppercorns, shallots.) Be sure to check the Dukan Menu of the Month.
If you like cooking, be creative! Or let yourself be guided with the hundreds of recipes you’ll find in the Dukan coaching program,
which help you to be become more independent while dieting.
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*This site offers health and nutritional information and is designed for educational purposes only. It does not replace consultations with
nutritionists, doctors, psychologists and/or other healthcare professionals. This program is not intended for people with diabetes dependent
on insulin, who have eating disorders, problems with renal heart failure, depression, or for pregnant or breastfeeding women. If you suffer
from any of these conditions, please visit a doctor, nutritionist and/or other healthcare professionals before starting any nutritional programs.
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