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Module 6: Nutrition Plan for Mrs. Sharma

The document outlines a meal plan for Mrs. Sharma, a vegetarian client with hypertension, focusing on soft and culturally appropriate Nepali dishes. It includes recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, emphasizing low sodium and easy digestion. The plan also respects her religious rituals and incorporates healthy snacks and proper table setting.

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Module 6: Nutrition Plan for Mrs. Sharma

The document outlines a meal plan for Mrs. Sharma, a vegetarian client with hypertension, focusing on soft and culturally appropriate Nepali dishes. It includes recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, emphasizing low sodium and easy digestion. The plan also respects her religious rituals and incorporates healthy snacks and proper table setting.

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Module 6 – Household

Management, Nutrition and



Hydration Assignment – Part II
Name: Sabita GC
• Student ID: OIH2701
Client Profile Summary
• Client Name: Mrs. Sharma
• Diet: Low sodium (Hypertension), soft and warm foods
• Religious Preferences: Hindu – vegetarian, avoids eggs and beef
• Cultural Background: Nepali
• Personal Rituals: Prays before every meal
Meal Planning Considerations
• - Soft, easily digestible meals for comfort and digestion
• - Vegetarian only: excludes meat, eggs, and beef
• - Nepali cultural flavors: turmeric, cumin, ginger
• - Respect religious rituals (e.g., meal ready before prayer)
• - Manage blood pressure: minimal salt, natural ingredients
Alternate Recipe Option
• Khichdi – A soft porridge of rice and lentils
• Ingredients:
• - 1/2 cup rice
• - 1/2 cup yellow moong dal (split lentils)
• - 1/2 tsp turmeric, salt (very little), cumin, ghee
• - Chopped vegetables: carrots, peas, spinach
• Instructions:
• 1. Wash rice and lentils. Sauté spices and vegetables in ghee.
• 2. Add rice, lentils, and 3 cups water. Cook in pressure cooker (3 whistles).
• 3. Mash and serve with plain yogurt or pickle.
Record Keeping and Research
• Sources Used:
• - Nepali Cooking Blog: [Link]
• - Heart & Stroke Foundation: Hypertension meal guide
• - Vegetarian Home Recipes Cookbook

• Notes recorded on recipes, substitutions, and preparation process.


Breakfast Recipe: Vegetable Upma
• Ingredients:
• - 1/2 cup semolina, 1 cup water
• - 1/4 cup chopped carrots, peas, green beans
• - 1 tsp cumin seeds, grated ginger, 1 tsp ghee
• Instructions:
• 1. Roast semolina dry in a pan. Remove and set aside.
• 2. In ghee, sauté cumin, ginger, and vegetables for 2-3 mins.
• 3. Add water and bring to boil. Slowly add semolina, stir until fluffy.
Lunch Recipe: Dal Bhat (Lentil Soup
with Rice)
• Ingredients:
• - 1/2 cup red lentils, 1/2 cup rice, 1/2 tsp turmeric, garlic, cumin
• - Spinach, tomato, salt (minimal), 1 tsp ghee
• Instructions:
• 1. Boil lentils with turmeric. Add garlic, tomato, cumin. Simmer 15-20 mins.
• 2. Cook rice separately. Serve dal with rice and sautéed spinach.
Dinner Recipe: Vegetable Khichdi
• Ingredients:
• - 1/2 cup rice, 1/2 cup moong dal, carrots, peas, spinach
• - Cumin, turmeric, 1 tsp ghee, 3 cups water
• Instructions:
• 1. Wash rice and dal. Sauté cumin in ghee, add vegetables.
• 2. Add rice, dal, water. Pressure cook for 3 whistles.
• 3. Mash lightly and serve warm.
Snacks and Table Setting
• Healthy Snacks:
• - Mashed banana with chia seeds
• - Boiled sweet potatoes
• - Cucumber slices with plain yogurt dip

• Table Setting:
• - Use clean white plates to highlight food colors
• - Include water glass, simple spoon/fork, napkin
Presentation Phase: Meal Details
• Adherence to Client Needs:
• - All meals vegetarian, soft, and low in sodium
• - Culturally appropriate (Nepali dishes, spices)
• - Timing respected to allow prayer before meals
Preparation Techniques and Timing
• Techniques:
• - Pressure cooking, sautéing, simmering for soft textures
• - Minimal oil and salt, herbs for flavor (no MSG)
• Timing:
• - Breakfast: 20 mins
• - Lunch: 35 mins
• - Dinner: 25 mins
Discussion: Alternate Recipe –
Khichdi
• Why Khichdi?
• - Highly nutritious, soft, easy to digest
• - Complete meal with grains, legumes, and vegetables
• - Aligns with cultural and religious preferences
• - Low in salt and suitable for hypertension clients
Q&A / Discussion
• Thank you for your attention.
• We welcome any questions from the audience.

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