You've got to try this! I am constantly asking the hubby what he would like for dinner, and he never seems to have an answer. Ever. Okay, maybe occasionally, but not very often. So, the nights that I can cook, I'm left to my own devices to find a delicious and (trying to be) healthy recipe. The other day, he directed me to this amazing site, called Foodily, that searches a ton of different recipe sites online, including blogs. You can also specify what you don't want in it as well as low-carbs, low-fat, or high in fiber. You can also log on via Facebook and see what your friends have tried and liked. Foodies, you need to try this - oh SO many possibilities.
Who wants to work... Let's just bake all day!
Love B
Showing posts with label Healthy Foods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Healthy Foods. Show all posts
Thursday, May 19
Attention Foodies
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Sunday, January 16
Kale Chips
I am always on the look out for yummy and healthy recipes that I can incorporate into our meals. In the latest Real Simple Magazine, they have an article detailing the 30 healthiest foods. In case you are interested, I detailed them at the end.
I make an honest effort to eat on the healthy side and not stockpile the house with unhealthy snacks. The one thing that I know I need more of is vegetables. When I was reading through the top 30 foods, it also detailed ways to try the different foods. I have never had kale, but the idea of kale chips sounded like a good alternative.
I bought a bundle of kale at the store this afternoon and made the fastest and easiest snack ever. The first things you need to do is wash the kale. I tore off all the leaves from the stem and ripped them into bite sized pieces. Toss the pieces in extra-virgin olive oil, salt and pepper them, then spread them onto a cookie sheet. Pre-heat the oven to 300 degrees and bake for 25 minutes or until crispy.
I could not believe how light and tasty the kale chips were. I've kept them out on the counter and D, Scott and I have been munching on them through out the day. If you want a little more punch, you can sprinkle on different seasonings. I recommend you trying this delicious little snack!
{30 healthiest foods by Real Simple Magazine}
I make an honest effort to eat on the healthy side and not stockpile the house with unhealthy snacks. The one thing that I know I need more of is vegetables. When I was reading through the top 30 foods, it also detailed ways to try the different foods. I have never had kale, but the idea of kale chips sounded like a good alternative.
I bought a bundle of kale at the store this afternoon and made the fastest and easiest snack ever. The first things you need to do is wash the kale. I tore off all the leaves from the stem and ripped them into bite sized pieces. Toss the pieces in extra-virgin olive oil, salt and pepper them, then spread them onto a cookie sheet. Pre-heat the oven to 300 degrees and bake for 25 minutes or until crispy.
Kale crisping in the oven
Let them cool on a paper towel - Enjoy!
I could not believe how light and tasty the kale chips were. I've kept them out on the counter and D, Scott and I have been munching on them through out the day. If you want a little more punch, you can sprinkle on different seasonings. I recommend you trying this delicious little snack!
{30 healthiest foods by Real Simple Magazine}
- Skim Milk
- Mushrooms
- Whole-Grain Pasta
- Walnuts
- Peanut and Almond Butters {All Natural}
- Oatmeal {Steel-cut or Old-fashioned}
- Barley
- Quinoa
- Lentils
- Bulgur
- Almonds
- Eggs
- Nonfat Greek Yogurt
- Chicken Breasts {Boneless and Skinless}
- Wild Salmon
- Sardines
- Kale
- Kiwi
- Blueberries
- Broccoli
- Avocados
- Black Beans
- Sweet Potatoes
- Extra-Virgin Olive Oil
- Edamame
- Chard
- Kidney Beans
- Oranges
- Spinach
- Pumpkin
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