So I am going to rededicate this page to recipes, shopping tips, meal planning and other helpful information that comes my way to share with those you might stumble back on this! So here goes nothen!!
Last Weekend was going to be a little busy so I needed to make sure that I had some healthy options in the fridge. Cause lets face it, the weekends are the hardest time to keep it clean. Especially when you go, go, GO..and the next thing you know you are STARVING...and everything in your fridge is green and raw!! You mean I have to cook..Hell no, calling Pinks! (Its a pizza place up here ...so yummy) So I took a different approach and pre-made my breakfast and lunches and a few snacks. I had dinner plans for both Friday and Sunday, so did not worry about dinners.
So I made a quick version of my sweet potato cradles for breakfast and paleo chili rellenos for lunch. Cut up fresh fruit and berries to have on hand and carrots and tomatoes for snacks. I also had some Applegate cold cut meats for snacks. http://www.applegate.com/. Then I grilled some veggies and made a cauliflower salad to go with my meals and for a snack. I also cooked a little chicken to use for my post workout protein! All in all it worked out really well. So when Sunday night rolled around for our Restaurant Week night out I did not feel guilty and enjoyed myself.
So here are the recipes: ENJOY!!
Egg Cradles ( only I skipped the muffin pan and made it in a casserole dish-easy clean up)
6oz tomato paste
1/2 tsp dried oregano
1/2 tsp cumin
1/2 tsp sea salt
In sauce pan over medium heat add all ingredients except olive oil. Bring to a boil then reduce heat and keep warm. Whisk in the olive oil right before you pour over your dinner!
Crackling Curry Cauliflower Salad
( I kind of made this up so nothing is exact.)
1/2 head cauliflower
1 cup frozen peas
1/2 red onion
chili flakes (sprinkle lightly)
curry powder
ginger powder
s&p
parsley
lemon zest
squeeze of lemon juice
I added this all to a pan with some olive oil and cooked over medium until the cauliflower was al dente (still a little crispy..you don't want it soft of mushy) let it cool and ate it cold.
Whee that was a lot! It only took me about 2 hours to make all this. I went in with a plan and just knocked it out. I had a (mostly) healthy weekend of GREAT food!
Hope you like the recipes!!
From My Kitchen to Yours!



