Is CKD-Friendly One-Pot Chicken and White Rice healthy?
Yes, this meal is specifically designed to be kidney-friendly. It's carefully portioned to control protein, sodium, potassium, and phosphorus, making it a safe and nutritious option for individuals managing chronic kidney disease.
How many calories are in CKD-Friendly One-Pot Chicken and White Rice?
One serving contains approximately 350-450 calories, with about 15-18g protein, less than 300mg sodium, under 200mg potassium, and under 150mg phosphorus, depending on precise ingredient amounts.
What to serve with CKD-Friendly One-Pot Chicken and White Rice?
This is a complete one-pot meal. If you desire an accompaniment, a simple side salad with mixed greens (like romaine or iceberg) dressed with olive oil and vinegar, avoiding high-potassium vegetables, would be suitable.
Can I meal prep this one-pot chicken and rice?
Absolutely! This meal is excellent for meal prepping. Cook a larger batch and divide into individual containers. It stores well in the refrigerator for up to 3-4 days, making healthy eating convenient throughout the week.
What makes this meal kidney-friendly?
It uses lean chicken breast in a controlled portion, white rice (lower phosphorus than brown rice), and low-potassium vegetables like carrots and green beans. Seasoning relies on herbs rather than high-sodium ingredients, adhering to strict renal diet guidelines for potassium, phosphorus, and sodium.