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Winters are already here. It’s time to enjoy the comfort of those oversized pullovers and hoodies and beanie caps. As much as we love winters, there are certain things to keep in mind to enjoy them to the fullest while keeping our body healthy as well? As you change your wardrobe for winter, your body also needs something new to feed upon for winters. Here is the list of the five food items to include in your winter diet. They are healthy and totally “hot” for these winters:
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Root vegetables: Seasonal Delights of winter
The first thing that should be included in your winter diet is root vegetables. The winter might curb the crop growth but there are some root vegetables like carrots, beets, turnips, etc, that can easily survive in cold. Hence farmers produce them and you can have fresh root vegetables included in your diet in winter. You can have them raw and you can even cook them. They are good sources of nutrients. Turnip is one good source of vitamin A and C while carrots are known to boost the beta-carotene.
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Tuna Rolls: some spicy flavours for chilly winters
Sushi is another option to try in winters. They can be comfort food for some while a surprising alternative for others. You can choose salmon or tuna to warp these sushi rolls. Rich sources of vitamin D; they will complete its deficiency when you have minimum exposure to the sun. In winters they are a complete bliss and healthy option as well.
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Oatmeal: The complete food for your winter diet
Oatmeal can be your next best thing for winter diet. You probably have had it as conventional breakfast meal for most of the days, but it has its own significance especially in winters. This will provide the body with all the nutrients it required in winters. Zinc is found in good quantity in oatmeal which is quite important for the proper functioning of the immune system. Also, you can find the soluble fibres in it which is associated with good heart health. So, you can enjoy oatmeal, not only in winter but throughout the year. This conventional breakfast is one heck of a healthy option.
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Cauliflower and Broccoli: your strong defence against winter sickness
Another thing that you should include in your winter diet is the cruciferous vegetable. The vegetables are known for their strong defence against many winter ailments. In the list, broccoli and cauliflower are our favourites as they both are the rich source of vitamin C. They also help in boosting the immune system of our body. You can have them in salads, cook them, roast them; there are many options in which you can enjoy them.
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Soup: a bowl of hot soup is too perfect for chilly winters
A bowl of hot soup in winter is quite tempting. Yes, it is and it is beneficial for your health as well. In fact, it is considered as the “PERFECT WINTER FOOD” by many as long as you don’t stuff it with cream, beef or salt. You should look out for more healthy recopies of soup that includes chicken broth. For vegetarian platter, soups can include vegetable broth. You can accompany your soup with some crackers of whole grains. This will include the little dose of grain required while making it a complete meal.
With these food items by your side, we wish you a happy and a Healthy winters.
