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Cooking for some is an art that makes you feel blissful and at the same time offers a sense of contentment that you in staying healthy. Major percentage of world obese population suffers from the aftermaths of consuming junk and “not so properly” cooked food. This article focuses on the need to consume low fat food and especially food full of generic nutrients.

It is high time to find alternative approach of usual cooking methods which can offer food with deep, rich flavor, but without a lot of fat and sweeteners. Nowadays health freaks use a variety of herbs and other ingredients to maximize the flavor of a dish, instead of relying on salt, sugar and fat as so much Western cooking does. They go for balance among the five basic tastes: sour, bitter, sweet, salty and hot. Outside the West, a sixth taste element has been recognized for thousands of years. Called by its Japanese name, umami, this component adds mouth feel and depth of flavor to a dish, especially soups and sauces. Instead of relying simply on salt for saltiness, many cooks use a sauce made of fermented fish, or soybean products like miso, that add a level of richness and some pungency to a dish. Radish, ginger, garlic, mustard and chilies create some heat and a little "bite." Herbs like cilantro and dark, leafy green vegetables like spinach and mustard greens offer the bitter element. Vinegar and citrus provide the sour component, and a touch of sugar gives balance with a hint of sweetness. All these ingredients not only add an amazing flavor but also make the food healthy for consumption and fat free.

For instance here is an example to cook healthy and yet truly delicious dish: It’s a fact that west loves beaf but beaf is in some context hazardous for heart patients. If you want to compensate for its unhealthful saturated fats, think about serving a grilled steak salad like this one, featuring a modest amount of sliced warm steak over a colorful, crisp salad accented with mango, chile peppers, cilantro and a zingy honey-lime dressing. Serving grilled steak thinly sliced, as in this salad, makes a filling yet healthful portion. This results in lowering health risks.

Note: Even if you eat animal protein, make sure the focus of your meals is vegetables, fruits, whole grains and beans, which are the sole source of many health-protective phytochemicals. Plant foods such as vegetables, fruits, whole grains and beans should cover two-thirds (or more) of the plate. Fish, poultry, meat or lowfat dairy should cover one-third (or less) of the plate. The plant foods on the plate should include whole-grain foods like brown rice, kasha, whole-grain bread or pasta, and one or more vegetables or fruits.

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