Unit 3 - Diet and nutritional treatment approach for dysphagia

3.2.5. Balanced menu templates

The number of meals will depend on social, cultural factors or factors related to personal daily routines, always adapting to the needs and capacities of each person according to their age, state of health, pathology and other qualities that may limit intake.

Next menus are examples of a balanced diet based on before healthy eating guidelines.The texture of the food and beverages on these menus should be adapted to the needs of the person with dysphagia destined. Allergies and intolerances should also be taken into account in the menus.

Menu 1

 

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Breakfast

Coffee with milk

Toast of whole wheat bread with olive oil and turkey breast

Orange

Unsweetened

Oat flakes

Banana

Oat milk

Rye bread with tomato and cheese

Pear

Coffee with soymilk

Banana oats hotcake with dark chocolate

Oatmeal pourridge with cinnamon and berries

Coffee with milk

Whole wheat toast with avocado

Apple

Fruit and milk smoothie

Whole wheat toast with Hummus and tomato

Mid-Moorning snack

Handful of nuts

Tahini cream toast with bananas

Yogurt

Strawberries

Smoothie

Yogurt

Handful of pistachio

Lunch

Lentils with vegetables

Sausages

Plum

Broccoli with ratatouille

Squid with aioli and whole wheat bread

Yogurt

Peas with egg and potatoes

Eggplant stuffed with fish

Banana

Green beans with potatoes

Lamb with potatoes

Pumpkin desert

Spaghetti carbonara

Cod with bell pepper sauce

Peach

White bean salad with pickles and vegetables

Turkey with apple sauce

Yogurt

Lettuce salad with corn and carrots

Rice with fried tomato and egg

chocolate mousse

Afternoon Snack

Yogurt with fruit pieces

Yogurt

Smoothie

Yogurt

Guacamole cream toast

Smoothie with nut flour

Yogurt with fruit pieces

Dinner

Cod with ratatouille

Stuffed eggs

Brownie with orange

Lettuce and tomato salad

Meatballs with almond sauce

Pear

House hors d'oeuvres

Potato omelette with aioli and whole wheat bread

Yogurt

Baked vegetables

Chicken with vegetables and tomato

Roast apple with cinnamon

Goat cheese salad on toast

Beef blanquette with rice

Strawberries

White asparagus

Tenderloin with pepper sauce

Orange

Sausage with rye bread

Salmon with vegetables

Yoghurt




Menu 2

 

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Breakfast

Oat milk

Rye bread with avocado and olive oil

Banana

Oatmeal porridge with cinnamon and Blueberries

Coffee with milk

Toast of whole wheat bread with olive and tomato

Coffee with milk

Whole wheat toast with cheese

Apple

Coffee with soymilk

Banana oats hotcake with dark chocolate

Fruit and milk smoothie

Whole wheat toast with tuna and tomato

Unsweetened cocoa milk

Oat flakes

Mandarin

Mid-Moorning snack

Yogurt

Smoothie with nut flour

Guacamole cream toast

Yogurt with fruit pieces

Handful of almond

Yogurt

Smoothie

Lunch

Rice with fried tomato and egg

Tenderloin with pepper sauce

Apple

Peas with egg and potatoes

Chicken with vegetables

Cheesecake

White bean salad with pickles and vegetables

Squid with aioli and whole wheat bread

Strawberries

Green beans with potatoes

Sausage with rye bread

Yogurt

Chickpeas with cod

Egg with béchamel sauce

Pear

Beet soup

Red peppers stuffed with mince

Yogurt

Goat cheese salad on toast

Tunna small turnover

Greek yogurt

Afternoon Snack

Peanut butter and banana toast

Yogurt with fruit pieces

Orange

Handful of almond

Olive oil and tomato toast

Pineaple

Hummus cream toast

Dinner

Tomato salad with hard-boiled egg and tuna fish

Sausages with potato

Mandarin

Cauliflower with garlic

Steamed salmon

Curd with peach jam

Mixed salad

Falafel

Yogurt

Baked vegetables

Tunna omelet

orange

Pumpkin puree

Meatballs with tomato sauce

Orange

Creamed spinach

Moussaka

Roast pear

Spaghetti Bolognese

Hake in sauce

Fruit salad