Ramadan has begun, and yes, in Pakistan, the weather’s pretty hot already. But the good thing this year is that people are now at home as the whole world is observing a lockdown amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
However, as much as spending at school, college or work was challenging (still is for some), staying home will also be a challenge! Why are days challenging while you fast? Ever thought about that?
Yes, one of the significant points is that we go on with the day for hours without food and water. But what can help us is our food intake at suhoor and Iftar! During Ramadan, suhoor and Iftar are the most important meals, and the best way to benefit from them is to incorporate energetic and healthy foods into our menus.
Check out these five energy-boosting recipes for Ramadan!
Note that all of these recipes are either high in fiber or protein, keeping you fuller longer and more energized!
1. No-Bake Date Energy Balls
Have them for suhoor or Iftar; these energy-packed date balls can be consumed in suhoor or Iftar. You would love these yummy delights!
2. Loaded Banana Shake
Easy to make and easy to consume for those who don’t feel like chewing food right after waking up!
3. Lentil Soup
Who doesn’t loves a beautiful warm bowl of soup? An excellent choice for Iftar as lentils are low in calories, rich in iron and folate, and a perfect source of protein.
4. Easy to grab energy bars
Don’t we all love roadside ‘Chiki’? Well, this recipe of Chiki next level with loads of high-protein nuts and seeds to keep you going!
5. Healthy Yogurt Popsicles
Beat the summer heat with these yogurt popsicles! Super tasty, loaded with fruits and creamy! For those who want to keep it light, this is the perfect option!
