Fried vegetables can be less healthy than their raw or steamed counterparts due to the added oil and calories from frying, which can increase the overall fat content. However, they still retain some nutritional benefits, such as vitamins and minerals, depending on the type of vegetable. To make fried vegetables healthier, one can use healthier oils, control portion sizes, and incorporate them into a balanced diet. Moderation is key when enjoying fried vegetables.
Eat the fried foods in moderation; and be sure to get plenty of fruits and vegetables.
neither both are really unhealthy vegetables, fruit, and small amounts of Meat are healthy
Eggs are healthy. You can make them fried, scrambled, sunnyside up, poached, or add vegetables and meat to make an omelet.
I like brown rice with steamed or stir fried vegetables with nuts or seeds, and tofu. You need a tasty sauce or it will be bland. Very healthy!
No. Fried foods are not healthy. It depends on how often you eat them. Normally, fried foods are high in fat and carbs.
I like brown rice with steamed or stir fried vegetables with nuts or seeds, and tofu. You need a tasty sauce or it will be bland. Very healthy!
There are many healthy choices at Asian restaurants including Indian, Chinese and Japanese. With Chinese try to avoid the fried foods and instead have dishes like Kung Pao Chicken which contains mixed vegetables. Most Japanese food is healthy especially Sushi and with Indian food again avoid anything fried.
They are healthier than regular lays... which are fried (anything fried is bad for you)... but they are not particularly healthy... :)
Many kids enjoy fried food, so try frying vegetables, especially potatoes, in peanut oil. Simply limit the amount that they consume, and your kids will be healthy.
There is a couple of reasons why vegetables are healthy. They give you energy, and keep you healthy.
vegetables are healthy to all hamsters
not really