4 Foods to Improve Gut Health

Preparation time: 30 min.
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Do you want to support your microbiome but don't know what foods to include in your diet? Here are 4 savoury and sweet meals that boost your digestion, are packed with protein, fibre and prebiotics, easy and quick to prepare and great to take in a box to school or work. So what will be your favourite? 😏

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Nutrition (1 serving) 1 bowl of fried rice. Other values of other dishes can be found directly at the procedure of the recipe, so check.

  • 549 kcal
  • 74 g carbohydrates
  • 21 g fats
  • 18 g protein
Per 1 portion

Per 1 portion

Kimchi Fried Rice:
  • 60 g jasmine rice
  • 100 g kimchi
  • 1 tsp oil
  • 1 clove garlic
  • 1 tsp soy sauce
  • 1 pinch cane sugar
  • 1 egg
  • 1 pinch sesame seeds
  • 1 pinch salt
  • 1 pinch pepper
Fermented Oatmeal:
Chickpea Salad:
  • 150 g sweet potato
  • 100 g chickpeas
  • 30 g quinoa
  • 100 g cabbage
  • 10 g sunflower seeds
  • 15 g olive oil
  • 1 tbsp lemon juice
  • 1 pinch salt
  • 1 pinch pepper
  • 1 pinch garlic
Snack:
  • 1 Prebiotic Protein Bar
  • 1 tangerine
  • 150 g kefir
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Instructions

  1. KIMCHI FRIED RICE

    1 serving: 549 kcal I 17,7 g P I 73,5 g C I 21 g F

    1. Sauté the onion and the pressed garlic in the oil. Add kimchi, soy sauce, a pinch of sugar and cooked rice. Stir and season.

    2. Cook one ox eye in the pan.

    3. Now all you have to do is serve - rice with kimchi, egg on top and sesame seeds on top. Optionally add spring onions.4 Foods to Improve Gut Health

  2. FERMENTED OATMEAL

    1 serving: 564 kcal I 27,5 g P I 63 g C I 24,5 g F

    1. Ferment the oatmeal the day before (or at least 6 hours). Pour the cereal into a glass, cover with water, add a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar, a tablespoon of live culture yogurt, stir and cover with a kitchen towel or tissue. Leave to ferment.

    2. Once fermented, stir in the protein, tip into a bowl or leave in a glass and garnish with the remaining yoghurt, fruit, nuts, a drizzle of honey and nut butter.4 Foods to Improve Gut Health

  3. CHICKPEA SALAD

    1 serving: 672 kcal I 22,6 g P I 91,2 g C I 22,1 g F

    1. Cut the sweet potatoes into small cubes and fry them in a hot air fryer seasoned and drizzled with a little olive oil. Do the same with the chickpeas and Brussels sprouts.

    2. Cook the quinoa until soft.

    3. Then serve everything on a plate, season to taste and sprinkle with sunflower seeds. You can also add mayo light or other favourite sauce.4 Foods to Improve Gut Health

  4. SNACK

    1 serving: 365 kcal I 23,1 g P I 37,2 g C I 11,6 g F

    This is mega easy, have a prebiotic protein bar according to your taste preferences, a cup of kefir or your favourite fermented lemonade and a tangerine or apple.4 Foods to Improve Gut Health

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