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After a car accident, energy
levels may decrease. However, nutritional value is important. So lets
look at ideas to keep eating fun, easy, and enjoyble. You don't have to
do a lot of work. Mother nature has done most of it already.
Considering millions of
Americans not counting the number that globally go hungry daily, it’s nice to
have options on what to eat. The old saying, you are what you eat, could
make some a bit nervous. However, today’s talk of good food,
simple, easy recipes that make meals a pleasure… and not a chore. Even
holiday entertaining can be done with less stress and less work when
expected or unexpected visitors arrive, or to keep readily available foods
prepared for eating with little or no efforts.
Many times when injured or
sick, it’s easier to eat at a restaurant or grab something to go rather
than create a home cook meal. Sometimes the will or energy is not there.
Have you ever consider simple living and cooking provide greater satisfaction than extensive
creations that are time consuming? Let’s make
that assumption. Let’s keep it basic, simple, good tasting, along with
quick and easy to make. Using natures design and our
creativity. There can be a lot of enjoyment in what you try. Transform
your mind and sometimes tastebuds.
If you have any food allergies
or diet restrictions, make sure to talk with your doctor first. We want this
to be fun, interesting, and meets nutritional requirements.
Use a
weekly shopping list. Most are everyday items and easy to find. The
cost is relatively low, and can be incorporated into budgets with little
effort.
Are you, one that eats to live,
or lives to eat? Today, it will not matter because the
goal of the program is You! You finding a way to make your life more
fulfilling. Take what is useful and make the most of it in your life. Taking care of oneself starts one action at a time. Once you accomplish it, like making a
delicious dish, relish in that moment, be content, and congratulate yourself
for the achievement.
Pick times of day where your
energy is best. In my opinion, this is a goodt time to prepare foods.
Some of us are snacker, while others are strickly meal eaters. Prepare
enough to carry over into the next meal in case you decide you are too tired
to cook again.
Most of the food items shared
today are common produce, meats, and starches…
Make sure to wash fresh fruits
and vegetables thoroughly. Many may have pesticide residue that require rinsing
off. There are many cleaners today to help with this, but many people
just use water. I personally also give organic produce a good washing.
If you have a restrictive
diet, make sure only to use those items, and check with any new items you add
with your physicians. Also test for allergic reactions if not part of your
normal routine.
The appreciation of food goes
unrealized until one has to reduce or go without. Many of the 47%
would qualify for Food Service Assistance from State and Local Agencies.
Please apply if you need them. It’s easy to get back up on your feet,
when there is something inside the stomach! Everybody needs help every
now and then. Plus, I really want you to try these recipes and then send
me an email on how it goes!
Grocery
List:
Fruits
Apples baked apple
slices with lemon juice, and glaze
Grapes
Lemon (sprinkle on apples so
don’t turn brown)
Oranges
Pineapple
Watermelon
Vegetables
Bell Peppers
Celery
Garlic
Onions
Potatoes
Red Wine Vinegar
Seasonings
Basil Leaves
Black Pepper
Butter
Cinnamon Sticks
Colored sugar crystals red/green
Cumin
Extra Virgin Oil
Garlic Powder
Honey
Liquid Smoke (use sparingly)
Olive Oil Mayonaise
Paprika
Peppermint Leaves
Salt/Season Salt/
Basil Leaves
Black Pepper
Butter
Cinnamon Sticks
Colored sugar crystals red/green
Cumin
Extra Virgin Oil
Garlic Powder
Honey
Liquid Smoke (use sparingly)
Olive Oil Mayonaise
Paprika
Peppermint Leaves
Salt/Season Salt/
Breads
Biscuits
Loaf
Yellow Corn Meal
Dairy
Cheese
Cool Whip (optional)
Eggs
Yogurt
Meats
Chicken
Tuna Fish
Starches
Beans
Brown Rice
Crackers
Noodles – Wide Egg Noodles
Baked
Apple Slices
2-3 Apples
1 lemon
4 tablespoons honey or glaze
Pre-heat over to 325
Squeeze juice from lemon and
place in cup
Cut apples into ¼ “ slices
Lightly baste slices with
lemon juice
Lightly baste slices with on
top side
Bake in oven for 5-7 minutes
until golden brown
Turn apple slices over
Lightly baste slices with
honey on top side
Bake in oven for 5-7 minutes
until golden brown
Serve warm or cool.
For extra fun color whip cream and use as dip.
Refrigerate leftovers.
Baked
Potato
2-3 Potatoes
½ Cup Olive Oil Mayonnaise
¼ Cup Onions
¼ Cup Celery
Dash of Garlic Powder
Dash of Black Pepper
Pre-heat over to 350 (if
baking)
Wash Potato thoroughly and dry
Lightly cover Potato Skin with
Olive Oil Mayonnaise
Bake (approx. 45minutes ) or
Microwave (approx.. 7 minutes) until done
While Potato is baking, in
blender place ¼ cup onion, ¼ cup celery, and remaining Olive Oil Mayonnaise
until almost smooth, ad a dash of garlic powder &pepper
Open baked potato and place
1-2 tablespoons of blended filling.
Serve hot.
Vegetable
Platter
(Use whatever vegetables you
have in the refrigerator or ones listed as suggestions)
1 Cucumber
1 Tomatoes
2 Stalks of Celery
1 Cup Cauliflower
1 Cup Asparagus
4 Eggs
6 Bread Slices
½ Stick of Butter
2 Teaspoons of Cumin
¼ cup Olive Oil Mayonnaise
Cover eggs in cold water sauce
pan and bring to boil. Simmer for 10 minutes. Cool and remove
shell.
Thoroughly wash vegetables and
dry. Cut vegetables and eggs into different shapes and sizes. Try
using Cookie Cutters with designs.
Organize in tray and decorate
with Basil Leaves. Use Olive Oil Mayonnaise as dip (optional).
Melt butter and then add 2
teaspoons of Cumin. Toast bread and cut edges away, next cut into four squares
from each bread slice. Lightly spread butter mixture over bread squares.
Place on tray.
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