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Da Lat meatball / xiu mai Da Lat / but make it 44g protein
@dietitianvy
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A Vietnamese dietitian shares how she incorporates her cultural foods into a fitness-focused diet. She demonstrates making a high-protein version of Da Lat meatballs, emphasizing that healthy eating can still be enjoyable and culturally relevant.
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if you’re an Asian girly starting on your fitness journey, just know that you don’t have to give up your cultural food to see progress 🫶 enjoying the process is key to sustainability 💪 here’s my recipe for high-protein Da Lat meatball (8 servings): meatball mixture: *18.7 oz ground pork *15.5 oz ground chicken (best to ground your own chicken thigh) *2 tsp salt *1.5 tbsp sugar *2 tbsp fish sauce *minced shallot *black pepper soup: *4 cups chicken bone broth *2 cups water *1 tbsp fish sauce *2 tsp sugar 1. heat the annatto oil in a pot over medium heat. add the minced shallots and chili powder, and sauté until fragrant. 2. pour in the bone broth and water, then bring to a boil. 3. using a spoon, scoop small portions of the meat mixture (about 80% of a tablespoon each) and gently drop them into the soup. 4. season with fish sauce and sugar to taste. reduce the heat to medium-low, cover, and simmer for 15-20 minutes. #creatorsearchinsights #vietnamesefood #asianfood #gymgirltiktok #GymTok
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