Ayam geprek diet (low fat - high protein) + fiber. Fiber rich food helps to maintain a healthier digestive system & to prevent cholesterol. ** Tomato sauce provides lycopene, strongest antioxidant that helps cell against aging & reduces blood pressure. High protein and fiber content makes it a more satisfying food that can help in appetite control. Fiber rich food helps to maintain a healthier digestive system & to prevent cholesterol. ** Tomato sauce provides lycopene, strongest antioxidant that helps cell against aging & reduces blood pressure. Ayam geprek diet (low fat - high protein) + fiber

You can cook Ayam geprek diet (low fat - high protein) + fiber using 8 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.

Ingredients of Ayam geprek diet (low fat - high protein) + fiber
  1. Prepare 150 gr of Dada ayam (tanpa kulit).
  2. Prepare 75 gr of wortel.
  3. You need 50 gr of kubis.
  4. Prepare 50 gr of bayam.
  5. It’s 50 gr of sawi hijau.
  6. It’s 3 siung of bawang putih.
  7. It’s 15 of cabe rawit.
  8. Prepare 1 sdt of garam.

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Ayam geprek diet (low fat - high protein) + fiber step by step
  1. Potong ayam menjadi beberapa bagian.

  2. Didihkan air, rebus ayam 10 menit.

  3. Potong sayuran menjadi beberapa bagian, rebus maksimal 7 menit.

  4. Masukkan bawang putih, cabe, garam. Lalu diuleg/diblender (lebih disarankan diuleg kasar).

  5. Pindahkan ayam ke cobek lalu geprek (jangan sampai hancur :v).

  6. Tiriskan sayuran, sajikan dengan ayam+sambal. Dan siap dinikmati.

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