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My ultimate high-protein breakfast to keep you full and energised all morning — Transcript

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  1. 0:00If you prep these porridge pots today,
  2. 0:01you'll have a high protein, high fiber
  3. 0:04breakfast for when you need it most.
  4. 0:06They'll keep you energized, support your
  5. 0:08gut, and reduce cravings. I'll show you
  6. 0:10two flavors you can turn into warm,
  7. 0:12delicious breakfast in minutes which are
  8. 0:14my secret for stress-free mornings.
  9. 0:17Starting off with oats, obviously. Now,
  10. 0:19oats get a bit of a bad rap because they
  11. 0:20are quite starchy, but they're actually
  12. 0:22a unique source of beta-glucans, which
  13. 0:24is this soluble fiber that's got an
  14. 0:26improved health claim for reducing
  15. 0:29cholesterol. When you choose oats,
  16. 0:31you've got lots of different options.
  17. 0:32You've got instant oats on one side,
  18. 0:34which are a lot more refined, which
  19. 0:36means your body has to work less hard to
  20. 0:38break them down, and that sugar spike is
  21. 0:40going to hit you quicker. Whereas if you
  22. 0:42use a whole rolled oat, you've got a lot
  23. 0:44more robust structure. Your body has to
  24. 0:46work harder to get to the starches, and
  25. 0:49you get those extra benefits of
  26. 0:50avenanthramides and other B vitamins
  27. 0:53that you find in jumbo rolled oats. To
  28. 0:54get ahead of my week, I tend to make
  29. 0:57three in one go, and it takes the same
  30. 0:59amount of time. You just got to remember
  31. 1:01the 4-3-2 method. This is the foundation
  32. 1:05of both protein and fiber, and then you
  33. 1:07add flavors on top. A big bowl of oats
  34. 1:09on its own doesn't have enough fiber
  35. 1:11that you want or I need in the morning,
  36. 1:14which is why we want to give it a fiber
  37. 1:17friend in the form of flax. Now, when I
  38. 1:19think of flax, I think of three things,
  39. 1:21short-chain fatty acids, ALA, lignans,
  40. 1:24these unique polyphenols that add
  41. 1:26anti-inflammatory benefits, and fiber,
  42. 1:29both insoluble and soluble, which is
  43. 1:31perfect for enriching your oats. I've
  44. 1:34seen your comments about my love of
  45. 1:36flax. Yes, I do love flax, but a lot of
  46. 1:39people have concerns about toxicity,
  47. 1:41particularly because it contains
  48. 1:43something called cyanide glucosides.
  49. 1:45This releases cyanide when the flaxseed
  50. 1:48is cracked. Sounds pretty scary, but
  51. 1:50actually, when you look at studies
  52. 1:52giving people upwards of 50 grams of raw
  53. 1:55flax every single day, they do not
  54. 1:57[snorts] appear to be any adverse side
  55. 1:58effects. The of flax far outweigh any
  56. 2:01theoretical risks. And we know that flax
  57. 2:04has a positive effect on your gut
  58. 2:06microbiome as well as other markers of
  59. 2:08cardiometabolic health. The next time
  60. 2:10someone accuses you of being a flax
  61. 2:11lover, remind them that flax can reduce
  62. 2:14cholesterol, improve markers of
  63. 2:16inflammation, and even stabilize blood
  64. 2:18sugar. Now our oats have a fiber friend,
  65. 2:20they also need a protein partner in the
  66. 2:23way of hemp seeds. Now hemp seeds are
  67. 2:26around 25 to 30% protein. They contain
  68. 2:29all nine essential amino acids in good
  69. 2:31amounts, which is really novel for a
  70. 2:33plant-based product. In addition, they
  71. 2:35provide extra fiber and
  72. 2:37anti-inflammatory short-chain fatty
  73. 2:39acids, including some rare ones that you
  74. 2:41don't find in all seeds. So this is an
  75. 2:43all-rounder and a multi-tool for your
  76. 2:46porridge. Just remember all porridge
  77. 2:48needs protein. Think of a fiber friend
  78. 2:51and a protein partner. I just thought
  79. 2:53about that off the cuff. 432 is our
  80. 2:55foundation, but for certain people,
  81. 2:57depending on what your personal protein
  82. 2:59target is, you might need an optional
  83. 3:02unflavored protein powder. This can be
  84. 3:04plant-based, it can be whey. Just
  85. 3:06remember to always look for third-party
  86. 3:09testing because a lot of protein powders
  87. 3:11on the market unfortunately have high
  88. 3:13levels of contaminants in. So make sure
  89. 3:15your manufacturer is doing the extra
  90. 3:17work and lab testing their product. A
  91. 3:19lot of protein porridge and oatmeal
  92. 3:21mixes that you find on the market are
  93. 3:24just protein powder and some blended
  94. 3:26oats that is not giving you the whole
  95. 3:28food mixture that you can make yourself
  96. 3:31at home. But if you're thinking to
  97. 3:32yourself, Dr. Rupy, I don't want to use
  98. 3:34protein powder, you could simply use
  99. 3:36extra of my next ingredient, raw cacao.
  100. 3:39This has got all nine essential amino
  101. 3:41acids again in good quantities, plus you
  102. 3:43get the added benefits of flavonols,
  103. 3:46epicatechin, procyanidins. These have
  104. 3:49beneficial effects on vascular health,
  105. 3:51not to mention the addition of things
  106. 3:53like manganese, magnesium, and
  107. 3:55theobromine. The best evidence we have
  108. 3:57is actually for heart health, reducing
  109. 3:59blood pressure, but there's some
  110. 4:01emerging evidence looking at brain
  111. 4:03health. It's leading to potentially
  112. 4:05sharper thinking, better focus, which is
  113. 4:07why this could be a great addition for
  114. 4:10your breakfast. And just like our other
  115. 4:12whole food ingredients, this is
  116. 4:14multipurpose. It also has what's called
  117. 4:17a prebiotic effect, promoting beneficial
  118. 4:20microbes in your gut. Even if you were
  119. 4:22to just stop at this stage, think about
  120. 4:24how much you've already upgraded your
  121. 4:26regular porridge. You've got extra
  122. 4:28polyphenols, extra nutrients, and extra
  123. 4:31fiber. This is far better than just
  124. 4:34having simple porridge on its own. But
  125. 4:36we're not going to stop there. I used to
  126. 4:37rely on putting loads of sugar into
  127. 4:40porridge oats to make it taste better
  128. 4:42because porridge on its own can be quite
  129. 4:44bland. Instead, I now rely on sources of
  130. 4:47natural sweetness that will provide that
  131. 4:50flavor as well as the texture that I
  132. 4:52want, which is creaminess. And
  133. 4:53desiccated coconut is one of my go-to
  134. 4:55ingredients for that reason. In
  135. 4:56addition, for more sweetness, we're
  136. 4:58going to rely on dried fruit like
  137. 5:00raisins. And when you cook them, they're
  138. 5:02going to introduce this jammy texture,
  139. 5:04which is going to be delicious. You got
  140. 5:06lots of different options for dried
  141. 5:07fruit, prunes,
  142. 5:09figs, apricots, golden raisins. Oh,
  143. 5:13golden raisins. Golden raisins, yeah,
  144. 5:14dates. Yeah, dates. That's a good one.
  145. 5:17[laughter]
  146. 5:17But if you don't like raisins, you can
  147. 5:19ask ai.drrupi if you got the Doctor's
  148. 5:21Kitchen app. He's got tons of
  149. 5:23suggestions 24/7 whenever you need them.
  150. 5:26In just 5 minutes, I've prepped three
  151. 5:28stress-free mornings. That's literally
  152. 5:30how I think about my prep-ahead porridge
  153. 5:32pots. I can keep these in the cupboard.
  154. 5:34They'll last for weeks, and when I want
  155. 5:36to use them, they're there ready to go.
  156. 5:38In the morning, I simply grab my
  157. 5:40porridge pot, pop it into a saucepan on
  158. 5:43low to medium heat, toast the
  159. 5:44ingredients to add a little bit more
  160. 5:46flavor, and then add my liquid of
  161. 5:48choice. It could be water, milk, or
  162. 5:50plant-based milk. They all work
  163. 5:52beautifully. Make sure you keep on
  164. 5:54stirring at this point so the mixture
  165. 5:55doesn't get clumpy. And I'm constantly
  166. 5:57judging the consistency that's perfect
  167. 5:59for me. It takes around 10 minutes. I'll
  168. 6:01pop it into a bowl and top it with
  169. 6:03whatever I'm feeling that day. Cacao
  170. 6:05nibs for more flavanols, pistachios to
  171. 6:07give a bit of crunch, and berries.
  172. 6:09Blackberries are my go-to, one of the
  173. 6:11highest fiber fruits, and I use them
  174. 6:13frozen. They'll gently defrost into the
  175. 6:16porridge and give a beautiful color.
  176. 6:18Using the same 4-3-2 formula, we're
  177. 6:20simply swapping oats for buckwheat
  178. 6:22flakes. They're 100% gluten-free, and
  179. 6:25despite the name, it doesn't contain any
  180. 6:27wheat. It also contains more fiber and
  181. 6:30more protein, so it's really a good
  182. 6:32swap. This is going to be our base,
  183. 6:34giving us that energy. We're going to
  184. 6:36enrich this with a fiber friend,
  185. 6:38flaxseed, and the extra fiber is going
  186. 6:41to produce even more fodder for those
  187. 6:43gut microbes. All porridge needs a
  188. 6:45protein partner, hemp seeds. This is our
  189. 6:48foundation, and they're going to give
  190. 6:49that lovely nuttiness as well as the
  191. 6:51short-chain fatty acids that are
  192. 6:53anti-inflammatory. I'm enriching this
  193. 6:55with unflavored protein powder. I need
  194. 6:57more protein personally at each meal
  195. 6:59time, and if you want to know how much
  196. 7:00you need, check out our free protein
  197. 7:03calculator on the Doctor's Kitchen.
  198. 7:05Ground almonds are going to give that
  199. 7:06beautiful marzipan flavor, and it's
  200. 7:08typically what you find in a cherry
  201. 7:10Bakewell tart. Cinnamon is going to give
  202. 7:12that natural sweetness as well as unique
  203. 7:14polyphenols like cinnamaldehyde. It's
  204. 7:16even been shown to improve blood sugar
  205. 7:18levels, which is great considering we're
  206. 7:20adding some carbs to our breakfast. If
  207. 7:22your mornings are super busy, you can
  208. 7:24just add the fruit that you're intending
  209. 7:26to use the next day straight into your
  210. 7:29porridge pot. That way, you don't need
  211. 7:30to mess around with decorating. You just
  212. 7:32pour it straight into your saucepan, and
  213. 7:34it's ready to go in 10 minutes. Oh,
  214. 7:36looks good.
  215. 7:37>> Cool.
  216. 7:38>> It looks good. Cook this in exactly the
  217. 7:40same way. It takes 10 minutes, and the
  218. 7:42smells will bring everyone to the
  219. 7:44kitchen. [music] And because of what
  220. 7:45you've put into your porridge, it will
  221. 7:47fuel your day, reduce cravings, [music]
  222. 7:49and keep you satisfied until lunch. I'm
  223. 7:52topping this one with extra fruit,
  224. 7:53[music]
  225. 7:54flaked almonds, and a drizzle of almond
  226. 7:56butter for healthy fats and extra
  227. 7:58flavor. There are so many different
  228. 7:59flavors and different types of porridge
  229. 8:02you can choose from on the Doctor's
  230. 8:03Kitchen app, and you can try it for free
  231. 8:05for 7 days right now. And for days when
  232. 8:07you're really on the go, you need to
  233. 8:09know my high protein smoothie formula.
  234. 8:11I'll show you how to make those in the
  235. 8:13next video.

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