7-Day Indian Vegan High-Protein, High-Fat, Low-Carb Meal Plan
This document provides a detailed 7-day meal plan tailored for individuals seeking a vegan, high-protein, high-fat, low-carb Indian diet. It includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner options, along with general guidelines and snack suggestions to help you achieve your dietary goals while enjoying delicious and nutritious Indian cuisine.

by Mukesh Morwall

Important Considerations Before Starting
Before diving into the meal plan, it’s crucial to understand some key principles for a successful and healthy dietary transition:
  • Avoid Complete or High Fruit Diets: While fruits are nutritious, relying solely on them can lead to imbalances in your macronutrient intake. Balance is key.
  • Steer Clear of Depletion Diets: Diets excessively high in animal proteins, refined fats, or carbohydrates can be detrimental to your health in the long run. Our plan focuses on plant-based sources for optimal well-being.
  • Be Wary of Social Media Diets: Generic diets found on social media may not be suitable for your individual needs and lifestyle. This plan is designed with general principles in mind, but consulting a nutritionist for personalised guidance is always recommended.
  • Exercise in Moderation: Regular physical activity is essential, but avoid overexertion. Gentle exercises like yoga and Tai Chi can be particularly beneficial.
If the diet is too tough, stick to Dal Chawal Sabji Salad as much as possible.
Remember, all vegetables are high in fluids, so aim to eat three times as many veggies as grains.
Prioritising Nutrient-Rich Foods
To ensure you're meeting your nutritional needs, focus on incorporating these excellent sources of protein, iron, and vitamins into your diet:
  • Spinach
  • Rajma (Kidney Beans)
  • Chickpeas
  • Sattu (a flour made from roasted pulses and grains)
  • Soyabean
  • Tofu
Include these fluid and fibre-rich foods in your daily meals for hydration and gut health:
  • All Fruits
  • Gourds (such as bottle gourd, pumpkin, etc.)
  • Capsicum (Bell Peppers)
  • Tomatoes
Don't forget to include these excellent sources of healthy fats:
  • All Nuts (have them anytime)
  • Seeds in moderation, except pumpkin seeds
Day 1 Meal Plan
Breakfast: Tofu Bhurji with Sautéed Spinach + Coconut Chia Pudding
A protein-packed start with crumbled tofu cooked with Indian spices and served alongside nutrient-rich spinach. The chia pudding adds healthy fats and fibre.
Lunch: Masoor Dal Tadka + Stir-fried Okra + Flaxseed Roti
A flavourful lentil soup tempered with spices, paired with okra and a roti made with flaxseed flour for added nutrients.
Dinner: Keto-style Baingan Bharta + Soya Chunk Stir-fry
Smoked eggplant mash made in a low-carb style, served with soya chunks stir-fried with vegetables for a high-protein, low-carb meal.
Day 2 and 3 Meal Plans
Day 2:
  • Breakfast: Chickpea Pancake (Besan Chilla) + Almond Yogurt
  • Lunch: Rajma (Kidney Beans) in Coconut Gravy + Methi Thepla (almond flour-based)
  • Dinner: Stuffed Capsicum (Tofu & Mushroom filling) + Mint Chutney
Day 3:
  • Breakfast: Flaxseed & Chia Smoothie with Almond Milk + Roasted Peanuts
  • Lunch: Sprouted Moong & Kala Chana Salad + Coconut-based Paneer (made from peanuts)
  • Dinner: Zucchini & Mushroom Stir-fry in Coconut Sauce + Roasted Sunflower Seeds
Day 2 offers a mix of protein and flavour with chickpea pancakes and kidney beans in coconut gravy. Day 3 focuses on fresh, plant-powered goodness, with a sprouted salad, peanut-based 'paneer' and a zucchini and mushroom stir fry.
Days 4 and 5 Meal Plans
Day 4:
  • Breakfast: Almond & Pumpkin Seed Porridge + Herbal Tea
  • Lunch: Bhindi Masala + Flaxseed Roti + Miso Soup
  • Dinner: Stir-fried Tofu & Mushrooms + Cauliflower Rice
Day 5:
  • Breakfast: Coconut Flour Pancakes + Peanut Butter
  • Lunch: Soya Granules Keema + Sauteed Green Beans
  • Dinner: Avocado & Sprout Salad + Masala Tofu
Day 4 emphasizes gut health with the addition of Miso soup and Bhindi Masala (okra). Day 5 features creative combinations of Avocado and Soya.
Days 6 and 7 Meal Plans
Day 6:
  • Breakfast: Almond Flour Upma + Mixed Nuts
  • Lunch: Spinach & Tofu Curry + Flaxseed Roti
  • Dinner: Keto Vegan Dal Makhani (without lentils, using hemp seeds & coconut)
Day 7:
  • Breakfast: Coconut Yogurt with Flaxseeds & Nuts
  • Lunch: Mushroom & Palak Tofu Curry + Cucumber Raita (made with almond yogurt)
  • Dinner: Sautéed Cauliflower & Broccoli in Coconut Sauce + Soya Tikki
Both days 6 and 7 emphasize well-rounded nutrition, offering a variety of flavours and textures. The Keto Vegan Dal Makhani is a highlight, ingeniously crafted without lentils for a low-carb twist on a classic dish.
Snack Options & General Guidelines
Keep these healthy snack options on hand to stave off cravings and maintain energy levels between meals:
  • Mixed Nuts (Almonds, Walnuts, Brazil Nuts)
  • Roasted Pumpkin & Sunflower Seeds
  • Coconut Chunks
  • Hummus with Cucumber Sticks
This plan is designed to be high in protein (from tofu, legumes, nuts, and seeds), high in fats (coconut, nuts, avocado, flaxseeds), and low in carbs (minimal legumes, using almond/coconut flour instead of wheat). Remember to consult with a healthcare professional or registered dietitian before making significant dietary changes, especially if you have underlying health conditions.
Prioritise fluids and fiber, to ensure optimal gut health. Be mindful of potential commissions paid to doctors for prescribing medications, and focus on nourishing your body with whole, plant-based foods for long-term health and vitality.
About the Author
I am a certified Yoga and Ayurveda Consultant from Kaivalayadham Lonavala ,I practice integrative wellness with Ayurveda , Acupressure. Bach Flower Remedies and Taichi . In my spare time i do psychological counselling too to help people overcome their mental issues. I am apassionate about the Startup Ecosystems in India.
I consider myselves as a Growth Strategist - Health wealth and Spiritual
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