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After encountering some health concerns a few months back, I decided I would participate in a cleanse in my near future to hopefully reduce side effects. So as I prepare, I’ve challenged myself to develop recipes that exclude meat & dairy. I believe good habits are changed by daily small efforts and not by going cold turkey. A simple couscous bowl is not only a great source of fiber but protein too. #healthylife #foodhabits #foodblogger #cleanse #veggies #healhyfood #nondairy #nonmeat #foodgram #foodgawker #BADEatTribe #foodporn #foodie #foodbully #foodstagram #foodlover #tastytuesday #couscous #fiber #protein #saladbowl #carrots #tomatoes #orange #thyme #lunch #recipes #habits
January is here, it’s time to put the holiday binge eating behind us me and move on to a healthy healthier new year. I’m not saying I have a resolution to eat better, or eat healthy, because that’s not me. It’s just time for me to get back to eating my normal portions. I will be honest here... I did over do it with the tamales, the champurrado, the christmas cookies, the cinnamon rolls, the marshmallows, and on, and on. It’s time. Oh, yes... it is time.
To get myself back on track, I’ve made a batch of coconut chia seed pudding. I know it sounds healthy, and it is, but it’s delicious! The chia seeds soak in coconut milk overnight in the fridge, and by morning... TA DA! We have breakfast! No cooking involved! YAY!
I also love to eat the pudding as dessert after dinner. It satisfies my sweet tooth without being packed with calories or fat, a win- win! Now, If you’re more of a chocolate lover, check out my chocolate coconut chia recipe, it’s so silky and decadent, you’ll forget it’s actually good for you.
Recipe makes two servings.
1C unsweetened coconut milk
1T of water
3T chia seeds
2T honey
1/8t cinnamon
Granola and fruit for garnish
In a large mason jar, stir together the coconut milk, water, chia seeds, honey, and cinnamon. Chill in the refrigerator for at least 4 hours, or overnight. This will allow the chia seeds enough time to puff and expand.
When ready divide the pudding into two serving dishes. Garnish with granola and fruit of choice.
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Mutabal Recipe - Eggplant Dip
Who doesn't like to snack on pita chips? I know I do, especially when those pita chips come with mutabal (eggplant dip). Some of you may know this as baba ganoush, but baba ganoush is made with onions, tomatoes, and sometimes nuts. The basic eggplant dip, seen in the picture above, is actually mutabal. It's an eggplant puree with tahini, olive oil, and a bit of citrus. The dip is great for snacking, parties, and even smearing on sandwiches. I like to use this dish instead of hummus, because I love the subtle hints citrus in the dip, and also because, let's be honest... Hummus is so overrated these days. I say, let the mutabal shine! :)
2 to 3 medium eggplants (about 3 pounds)
2 to 3T olive oil
1/3C tahini
2 cloves garlic, peeled and crushed
Juice of 2 lemons (about 1/2 cup)
a pinch of ground cayenne
a pinch of ground cumin
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
Paprika for garnish
Preheat the oven to 350°F.
While your oven is preheating, char the outside of the eggplant over an open flame, about 5 minutes on each side.
Place the charred eggplants in an roasting pan that has been coated with oil. Roast the eggplant until the interior is tender, 15 to 20 minutes. Let cool.
Peel the cooled eggplant, and then transfer it to the bowl of a food processor.
Add the tahini, garlic, lemon juice, the cumin, the cayenne, some salt and pepper to taste, and a few teaspoons of cold water to the bowl. Process the mixture to a coarse paste, adding a bit more water as needed to allow the mixture to blend.
Adjust the seasoning with salt and pepper. Transfer the mutabal to a serving dish add a pinch of paprika and a small drizzle of olive oil, serve with pita bread or pita chips.
Pad Thai Recipe
STOP! Put that take out menu down and step away from your phone. You don't have to order in pad thai from your favorite Thai restaurant. You can make it at home. Its not really that hard, and you can save a few bucks. Yes, you'll probably have to spend some money on some specialty ingredients, like the palm sugar, but you can reuse it to make thai tea, and of course more pad thai later. :) And if you're like me, you'll also have the satisfaction of cooking an exotic meal at home.
The key to cooking the dish is an extremely HOT wok or large sauté pan. Keep a glass of water handy to splash 1 tablespoon at a time into the wok, to keep the food from burning. Oh, and there's also that simple trick of removing the pan from the heat if you feel it's too hot. For some reason a few folks seem to forget that. ;) Other than that, the recipe is pretty simple and rewarding. But don't throw away that Thai restaurant menu just yet, you'll need it to order your panang curry. :)
8 oz of rice sticks/ pad thai noodles
2 eggs, beaten
2T canola oil
1 chicken breast, boneless, skinless, sliced thin
2 cloves of garlic, minced
Sauce-
1t cayenne pepper
1/4C thai sweet chili sauce
2T chili garlic sauce
2T soy sauce
2T fish sauce
1T white vinegar
1 1/2 T Palm sugar
Garnish-
2 green onions, cut into 1" strips
The following ingredients are options
3C bean sprouts
1/3C of peanuts, chopped
Cook noodles as indicated on package.
In a sauce pan add all the sauce ingredients; simmer until slightly thickened.
Heat wok pan on high heat. Add 2T of oil and add chicken and garlic. Cook until garlic is fragrant.
Add in the cooked noodles and toss to coat with oil.
Add in the sauce mixture, stir to coat the noodles.
Add the beaten egg in the center of the work and scramble it with the noodles.
Adjust seasoning, add bean sprouts and green onions.
Remove from the pan, and serve with the chopped peanuts.