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Friday, June 15, 2012

Thurs. June 14th

Cauliflower Salad with Almonds & Apples!


Daily Tidbit:  WebMD considers Cruciferous Vegetables to be “Super Veggies”.  Cauliflower is among them (pic above!)  Eating foods that are in season, like Cauliflower right now, is the way to capture the best flavors and save money at the same time.  To read more about the wonders of the Cauliflower:

Check out this helpful site below to see what is in season in your area now:




Breakfast: Oatmeal with Walnuts & Fresh Blueberries
½ cup plain Oatmeal, cooked with Fat Free Milk, in microwave
2 tbsp of plain Walnuts
½ cup Fresh Blueberries
Plain Cinnamon sprinkled on top
5 oz. glass of OJ
Regular Coffee, black




Chicken Sausage & Broccoli Salad for Lunch!

Lunch: Chicken Sausage & Broccoli Salad
1 link Fontina, Spinach & Garlic Trader Joe’s Chicken Sausage, sliced and browned in cast iron pan (Nutrition info below)
Broccoli stems, raw
Carrots, raw, chopped in food processor
Radishes, raw, sliced
Organic Ranch Dressing
Sunflower Seeds, salted
Water with Lemon
Regular Coffee, black






Snack:  Curry Cauliflower Salad with Toasted Almonds & Apple pieces (Pic above & Recipe below), Fat Free Milk

  

Scallion Nachos for Dinner!


Salsa with Beans & Avocado!


 
Dinner: Scallion Nachos
Corn Tortilla Chips with Cheddar & Mozzarella Cheese & Scallions, broiled
Served with Medium Jarred Salsa mixed with Light Red Kidney Beans & ½ Avocado
Red Wine



Dessert:  2 Fudge Coconut Caramel Cookies (They were staring at me from the jar– I couldn’t resist!)




 
Amy’s Curry Cauliflower Salad Recipe
1 head of fresh Cauliflower
2 tbsp Olive Oil based Mayo
½ cup Plain Non-fat Yogurt
1 tbsp Curry
Salt, to taste
Juice from ¼ Lemon
1 clove of Garlic

Place Cauliflower into food processor and chop until you have it at desired level of chunkiness.  Remove Cauliflower from food processor.  Put the rest of the ingredients into the food processor and process until smooth.  Then in a separate bowl mix the sauce with the Cauliflower.  This is best served with toasted nuts (almonds, pine nuts, walnuts, cashews, pecans) and bite size pieces of a fresh or dried fruit (apples or grapes, dried raisins or cranberries or apricots).  Serve in bowl with spoon, or over greens, or on bread, crackers, or wrap as a sandwich.



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