Ingredients
- 1 ripe banana (sliced)
- 1 1/2- 2 cups whole strawberries
- 3 cups shredded kale
- 3 tablespoons smooth peanut butter
- 3 cups vanilla flaxseed milk
Directions:
Add the banana, strawberries, and milk to a large blender. Drop 3 tablespoons of peanut butter to the top and pulse enough to just mix the peanut butter in to the milk a little ( This helps keep the peanut butter from sinking below the blades or holding the kale together during blending) . Add 3 cups kale and bled until mixture is slightly brown and the kale has been blended in to small flecks.
* We like this one a little thick so if you prefer add a 1/2 cup of flaxseed milk until it reaches your desired viscosity.
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Thursday, February 23, 2017
Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Pumpkin Chilli With Cinnamon
This recipe was a bit of an accident in that I mistook the chili powder for cinnamon one day and just didn't have time to make something new before dinner time (Don't judge. It's has happened or will happen to us all) I was surprised to find that the cinnamon worked really well with the other spices and that the pumpkin lowered the acidity of the tomatoes quite a bit. This became a favorite for Roo who typically wont eat more than a bite of traditional chili.
It became a favorite of mine since its a ready in minutes one pot wonder that is packed full of veggies and protein.
Ingredients
-1 lb ground turkey
-16 oz canned Cannellini /White beans (not drained)
-16 oz canned stewed tomatoes
-12 oz pureed pumpkin
-1 cup diced yellow onion
-1 1/2 cup corn
-1 green bell pepper diced
-1 tbsp olive oil
-Garlic salt (to taste)
-Cinnamon (to taste)
-Ground pepper (to taste)
-1 tablespoon mozzarella cheese (optional)
Cooking Instructions
After coating the bottom of a large pot with olive oil, cook the ground turkey over medium high heat. Toss in chopped onions until soft. Add in all remaining ingredients and heat to boiling. Lower heat to low medium heat and cover. Simmer for about 10 minutes. Stir occasionally. Serve warm.
Thursday, September 17, 2015
The "Healthier" Chicken Nugget
While processed nuggets are easier they are filled to the label with preservatives and they don't even have the benefit of veggies. If you want something a little more healthy then these are a great alternative to the packaged and drive through options. Totally worth the extra time and they freeze well too.
As a side note I am also a dinosaur nugget consumer on occasion. While I might feel guilty because I'd rather be feeding these to my family, I'm not at all ashamed. Sometimes a t-Rex has got to loose a leg to get me to the end of a busy day; there's nothing wrong with that.
Ingredients
Rotisserie chicken meat
1 egg
1/4 cup olive oil
2 cups bread crumbs
1/3 cup chopped chives
Pepper
Garlic salt
1 tsp turmeric optional*
4 mushrooms optional*
Cooking Instructions
Remove all of the meat from the rotisserie and place it into a food processor. (Add the mushrooms as well if you want them) Set the bones aside for homemade chicken broth. Pulse the meat until it has a course consistency. Spoon it into a large mixing bowl and add the egg. Stir together until it's moist and forms easily. Add the chives and season to taste. Cover the mixture with plastic wrap and let sit in the fridge for at least an hour.
After the hour heat your oil up in a medium sized pan on medium heat. The oil should be deep enough to cover about 1/2 of a nugget or just a little less. Spread out your crumbs on a small plate evenly and place it on the counter closest to you pan to minimize clean up. Taking a measuring tablespoon scoop out some meat mixture, roll it into a ball and then flatten it just a little so that its in the shape of a nugget. Place it on to the crumb plate and cover completely, pressing down gently on areas the bread won't stick to. Place it into the pan, cook until golden brown, flip and cook till that side is golden brown. Because the meat off of the rotisserie was already cooked the nuggets only need to get crisp and warm up, usually only about 3-5 min.
Serve with anything you want either warm or hot. We like them with salads, applesauce and milk.
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