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10 vegetables that are rich in protein

TOI Lifestyle Desk | Last updated on - Mar 16, 2025, 13:39 IST
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10 vegetables that are rich in protein

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Boost your health with protein-packed vegetables

Adding protein-rich vegetables to your diet aids in muscle growth, metabolism, and general health. Such nutrient-rich vegetables contain essential amino acids, fibre, and antioxidants, making them excellent plant-based protein food for a healthy and balanced lifestyle.

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Spinach (2.9g protein per 100g).


This protein, iron, and antioxidant-packed leafy green aids in muscle growth, boosts immunity, and enhances digestion. It's a convenient ingredient to add to salads, smoothies, and cooked meals for overall well-being.

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Broccoli (2.8g protein per 100g).


A cruciferous veggie that is high in protein, broccoli aids in muscle repair, metabolism boost, and increased immunity. It's full of fiber and antioxidants and is an ideal addition to stir-fries, soups, and salads for a healthy diet

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Brussels Sprouts (3.4g protein/100g)


These tiny cabbages are full of protein, fiber, and vitamins that help metabolism, muscle recovery, and heart health. Roasted, sautéed, or steamed, they're a delicious and healthy side dish with enormous health advantages.

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Kale (4.3g protein/100g)



A superfood with high protein, iron, and vitamin levels, kale boosts muscle strength, promotes digestion, and contributes to overall health. It's excellent in smoothies, soups, and salads, providing many health benefits.

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Cauliflower (1.9g protein per 100g)


Low in calories but high in protein, cauliflower maintains muscle health, brain function, and digestion. It's a great ingredient that can be roasted, mashed, or made into rice or pizza crust substitutes

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Asparagus (2.2g protein per 100g)


This protein-packed vegetable is rich in fiber and antioxidants, supporting heart health, muscle strength, and digestion. It’s a flavorful addition to stir-fries, pasta, or grilled dishes, offering multiple health benefits.

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Green Peas (5.4g protein per 100g)



One of the highest plant-based protein sources, green peas promote muscle repair, digestion, and energy production. They are a delicious and nutritious ingredient for soups, curries, and side dishes.

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Mushrooms (3.1g protein/100g)


These calorie-dense fungi contain high-quality proteins that boost immunity, improve metabolism, and serve as muscle promoters. Their meaty flavor means they can easily be incorporated into a variety of foods.

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Sweet Corn (3.3g protein per 100g)


Naturally protein-rich and fiber-packed, sweet corn improves digestion, supports muscle strength, and provides energy. Whether boiled, grilled, or added to soups, it enhances the flavor and nutritional value of meals.

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Artichokes (3.3g protein per 100g)



High in protein, fiber, and antioxidants, artichokes promote digestion, muscle recovery, and heart health. Whether steamed, grilled, or added to salads, they offer a delicious and nutritious boost to any meal.

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