From using green veggies in interesting ways to preparing a pizza base using some healthy ingredients at home, recipes catering to the requirements of kids to people suffering from several ailments now a healthy platter of several dishes can be prepared at every abode.
With the rise in cases of hypertension, diabetes, skin diseases, thyroid and stress related problems that need to be curbed ensuring proper dietary plans, Devkamal Sigma Skills (a venture of Devkamal Hospital and Research Centre) has come up with a unique concept ‘Heath on Platter’ that will help in improving the lifestyle of patients through some healthy homemade lip smacking cuisines.
The customized diet plan prepared under the expert’s guidance will be taught to public at a nominal cost. The five-day course that includes menu of breakfast, lunch, dinner and healthy lunchbox recipes adding on to the nutritional value of the food items, the project launched on pilot basis will also boost the skill development scheme in cookery segment, claimed experts.
“Around 20-30 people will be trained under the project in the presence of experts from the hospitality sector to a dietician. A qualified chef for cooking and bakery including a nutritionist will guide the learners with some innovative dishes that can be prepared at their homes without much hassle,” said, Director, Devkamal Hospital, Dr. Anant Sinha.
After the success of this project, the institute will soon expand its services and offer skill development courses in health care sector covering all prospective sections, culinary art by city guilds. This venture will be initiated from second week of February as soon as the registration gets complete.
“As the punch line suggests, ‘What you eat today will impact how you live tomorrow’, the major challenge of the team is to cover maximum healthy dishes in short span that contains high nutritional values benefiting the health of patients. learning will be through practical exposure and not just only through live demos. On the final day all the participants have to qualify a test as well,” said, nutritionist, Nivedita Sharma.
The five days training programme is bifurcated into four packages that includes platinum package for Rs7100, gold package for Rs5100, silver package for Rs4100 including healthy lunchboxes package for Rs 3600 and can be available accordingly by the participants. All the participants registered in this project will also be entitled for several benefits at the Devkamal Hospital and Research Centre.