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  • The trick is to get sufficient protein from seeds, nuts, soy products, soy and rice cheeses, seitan, legumes, and highprotein grains such as quinoa.

    THE NEW ATKINS FOR A NEW YOU Dr. Eric C. Westman 2010

  • The trick is to get sufficient protein from seeds, nuts, soy products, soy and rice cheeses, seitan, legumes, and highprotein grains such as quinoa.

    THE NEW ATKINS FOR A NEW YOU Dr. Eric C. Westman 2010

  • “Bread flours” are milled from highprotein wheats, require a long kneading period to develop their strong gluten, and produce well-raised loaves with a distinctive, slightly eggy flavor and chewy texture.

    On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen Harold McGee 2004

  • “Bread flours” are milled from highprotein wheats, require a long kneading period to develop their strong gluten, and produce well-raised loaves with a distinctive, slightly eggy flavor and chewy texture.

    On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen Harold McGee 2004

  • · The leaves, fruits or seeds are nutritious with a highprotein content.

    Chapter 18 1992

  • In India, a significant portion of algae production appears to have great potential as a highprotein feed supplement for livestock, particularly for poultry, and also will make an excellent biofertilizer for rice.

    Chapter 13 1979

  • Cabbage soup; Scarsdale (a highprotein, low-carb regime); Pineapple Diet; Atkins; Cambridge

    Home | Mail Online 2009

  • Seitan: A highprotein food made from the gluten in wheat flour.

    unknown title 2009

  • That’s how our tastes for sweet, fatty, salty (a little sodium is necessary for survival), and highprotein (savory) foods evolved.

    The Life You Want Bob Greene 2010

  • That’s how our tastes for sweet, fatty, salty (a little sodium is necessary for survival), and highprotein (savory) foods evolved.

    The Life You Want Bob Greene 2010

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