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One With High Protein Pasta #shortvideo

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Cooking

Presenter / Channel

  • Not specified in the subtitles (video appears to be a “#shortvideo” cooking clip).

Ingredients (with quantities/substitutions mentioned)

For the pasta (zero-oil)

  • Pasta (quantity not stated)
  • Onion: cut into wedges
  • Capsicum
  • Tomato: cut/used as wedges (as mentioned: “cut some wedges”)
  • Water: 2 glasses
  • Salt: 1 tablespoon
  • Oil: none (“zero oil”)

For the cream sauce

  • 200 g low-fat cottage cheese
  • 2 red chillies
  • Garlic (quantity not stated)
  • Low-fat milk (added as needed)
    • If texture is too hard: add some milk and grind again
  • Oregano: added on top (amount not specified)

Protein / calorie claim (as stated)

  • 40 g protein, 460 calories (for the recipe/portion claimed in subtitles)

Equipment / Preparation

  • Jar/blender-type container for grinding the cream
  • Pan (for boiling pasta + vegetables)
  • Cutting board/knife (to cut onion, capsicum, tomato into wedges)

Step-by-step Method (timings & technique cues)

  1. Prep vegetables: Cut onion, capsicum, tomato into wedges.

  2. Cook pasta with vegetables (no oil):

    • In a pan, add the pasta.
    • Add all vegetables.
    • Add 2 glasses of water and 1 tablespoon salt.
    • Keep on low flame and boil.

  3. Make the cream while it boils:

    • In a jar, add 200 g low-fat cottage cheese.
    • Add 2 red chillies, garlic, and low-fat milk.
    • Grind well until smooth.
    • If the texture is too hard, add some milk and grind again.

  4. Timing: Vegetables + pasta take about 20 minutes to cook.

  5. Combine & finish:

    • Once cooked, pour the cream on top.
    • Add oregano on top.
    • Let it cook for 5 minutes.

  6. Serving: Ready to eat once the final 5 minutes are done; described as “really very good.”

Tips / Notes Captured from Subtitles

  • Described as a “lazy recipe” and very easy to make.
  • Strong emphasis on no oil.
  • Adjust sauce texture: if it becomes too thick/hard before grinding, add more milk.

Common Mistakes to Avoid (implied in subtitles)

  • Not grinding the cream well enough (instruction: grind “well”).
  • Making the cream too hard/thick—fix by adding more milk and grinding again.

Variations

  • None explicitly discussed beyond adjusting cream texture with extra milk.

Sources / References

  • None mentioned in the subtitles.

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