One small cooking change that passed the family taste test?
Household meals: you want to cut a bit of oil/salt or add more veg/protein without starting a food fight. What one tiny change did you actually make that family accepted (or didn’t notice)? Example: mixing grated veggies into keema, browning in less oil, or swapping half the butter for ghee. Say the tweak and whether it stuck.
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Official guidance, reviewed for clarity
Try small, compensating changes so taste stays acceptable: mix finely grated or pureed veg into keema, dal or sauces (adds fibre/protein bulk without obvious texture); use umami boosters (mushroom or tomato paste, roasted garlic, a splash of low‑salt soy) and a squeeze of lemon/vinegar to make food taste ‘full’ with less salt; brown in a nonstick pan or replace up to half the oil with low‑salt broth/yogurt for cooking; cut salt 10–20% each week so palates adapt. (WHO recommends keeping salt <5 g/day; watch sodium in soy/sauces.)