7 Day Low-Carb Kosher Purim Meal Plan Outline
Here’s a fully structured outline for a 7-Day Low-Carb Kosher Purim Meal Plan that follows strict Kashrut rules and avoids pork, mushrooms, shrimp, and shellfish. I’ve included festive touches suitable for Purim while keeping the meals low-carb.
Day 1 – Sunday
Theme: Classic Purim Feast with Low-Carb Twist
Breakfast (Pareve/Dairy Option)
Spinach & feta omelet
Avocado slices with lemon and olive oil
Herbal tea or black coffee
Lunch (Meat – Fleishig)
Roasted chicken thighs with paprika & garlic
Zucchini noodles with olive oil and roasted cherry tomatoes
Side of marinated olives
Snack (Pareve)
Almonds & walnuts
Mini low-carb hamantaschen (made with almond flour and sugar substitute, filled with poppy seed or jam)
Dinner (Meat – Fleishig)
Beef brisket slow-cooked with carrots & celery
Cauliflower mash with parsley
Steamed green beans with slivered almonds
Day 2 – Monday
Theme: Mediterranean Flavors
Breakfast (Dairy)
Greek yogurt with chia seeds, cinnamon, and sliced strawberries
Black coffee or herbal tea
Lunch (Meat – Fleishig)
Grilled salmon fillet with lemon & dill
Roasted asparagus with olive oil
Side salad: arugula, cucumber, olive oil dressing
Snack (Pareve)
Celery sticks with almond butter
Cheese crisps (Parmesan baked until crispy)
Dinner (Meat – Fleishig)
Herb-crusted roasted chicken drumsticks
Broccoli sautéed in garlic and olive oil
Pickled cucumbers & radishes
Day 3 – Tuesday
Theme: Festive Purim Colors
Breakfast (Dairy)
Cottage cheese with raspberries and a few pumpkin seeds
Green tea
Lunch (Meat – Fleishig)
Turkey meatballs baked with herbs
Roasted bell peppers and zucchini
Side of spinach salad with avocado
Snack (Pareve)
Roasted pumpkin seeds
Low-carb hamantaschen (almond flour, poppy seed filling)
Dinner (Meat – Fleishig)
Baked cod with lemon & parsley
Cauliflower rice pilaf with pine nuts
Steamed green beans with olive oil
Day 4 – Wednesday
Theme: Comfort Purim Food
Breakfast (Dairy)
Scrambled eggs with spinach & goat cheese
Sliced cucumbers
Black coffee
Lunch (Meat – Fleishig)
Grilled beef kabobs with peppers & onions
Roasted Brussels sprouts with olive oil
Side salad with lemon-tahini dressing
Snack (Pareve)
Mixed nuts
Mini low-carb hamantaschen with apricot filling
Dinner (Meat – Fleishig)
Herb-roasted chicken breast
Mashed cauliflower with garlic & olive oil
Steamed zucchini ribbons
Day 5 – Thursday
Theme: Middle Eastern Inspired
Breakfast (Dairy)
Greek yogurt with cinnamon, sliced almonds, and blueberries
Green tea
Lunch (Meat – Fleishig)
Lamb patties with za’atar seasoning
Roasted eggplant and red peppers
Side of cucumber & tomato salad with olive oil
Snack (Pareve)
Olives & pickled vegetables
Low-carb hamantaschen (poppy seed filling)
Dinner (Meat – Fleishig)
Grilled salmon with dill & lemon
Steamed broccoli and cauliflower with olive oil
Side of roasted fennel
Day 6 – Friday (Erev Shabbat / Purim Eve)
Theme: Festive & Hearty
Breakfast (Dairy)
Omelet with smoked salmon & cream cheese
Sliced avocado
Black coffee
Lunch (Meat – Fleishig)
Roast chicken with garlic & rosemary
Cauliflower “tabbouleh” (parsley, cucumber, olive oil, lemon)
Side of roasted carrots
Snack (Pareve)
Nuts and seeds
Low-carb hamantaschen (walnut filling)
Dinner (Meat – Fleishig, Festive)
Beef brisket with onions & herbs
Roasted zucchini and eggplant
Steamed green beans with almonds
Day 7 – Shabbat Purim / Sunday
Theme: Shabbat & Purim Celebration
Breakfast (Dairy)
Greek yogurt parfait with mixed berries and chia seeds
Herbal tea
Lunch (Meat – Fleishig)
Roast turkey with herbs and garlic
Cauliflower mash
Roasted Brussels sprouts with olive oil
Snack (Pareve)
Almonds & pecans
Mini low-carb hamantaschen (assorted fillings)
Dinner (Meat – Fleishig, Shabbat Feast)
Baked salmon with lemon & dill
Roasted Mediterranean vegetables (zucchini, bell peppers, eggplant)
Side salad with arugula, olives, and olive oil
✅ Notes & Tips:
All hamantaschen are low-carb, made with almond or coconut flour and sugar substitutes.
Keep meat and dairy strictly separate according to kosher law.
Focus on seasonal vegetables, healthy fats (olive oil, avocado, nuts), and lean meats/fish.
You can prep vegetables in advance to save time during Purim celebrations.
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