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The thread features participants sharing their dinner plans for the evening, with a variety of meal choices and cooking experiences. Some discuss specific recipes, while others express their preferences and challenges related to cooking.
Views differ on meal choices, with some participants preferring quick and easy options like canned ravioli, while others are excited about trying new recipes. No clear consensus emerges regarding dinner plans.
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Kitchen Diva said:Not sure about tonight- it's too hot to cook and our central air doesn't work...
Becky, can I have that power smoothie recipe?
Sounds tasty.ChefBeckyD said:Okay - you asked for it.It actually tastes really good!:chef:
1 small frozen banana
6-8 ounces Rice Milk
1 scoop Rice Protein Powder
1 Tbls. Ground Flax Seed
1 Tbls. (heaping) Almond Butter
2 teas. Udo's Oil (a 3-6-9 omega oil blend)
a couple shakes of cinnamon or cinnamon plus....whichever I grab first!
I dump it all into the cup that came with my Immersion Blender, and blend it til smooth.
JAE said:Sounds tasty.
Teresa Lynn said:no offense Becky but I'll stick with another can of ravioli.... maybe tonight I'll open a bottle of wine to accompany it instead of beer.
We're out of bread so I may have to "sop" up the yummy sauce with a buttered hot dog bun not feeling good today otherwise I'd go to the store and cook a romantic dinner for 2
ChefBeckyD said:Okay - you asked for it.It actually tastes really good!:chef:
1 small frozen banana
6-8 ounces Rice Milk
1 scoop Rice Protein Powder
1 Tbls. Ground Flax Seed
1 Tbls. (heaping) Almond Butter
2 teas. Udo's Oil (a 3-6-9 omega oil blend)
a couple shakes of cinnamon or cinnamon plus....whichever I grab first!
I dump it all into the cup that came with my Immersion Blender, and blend it til smooth.
ChefBeckyD said:It is good! I've perfected it I think....It has everything in it that I want nutritionally, and it's very satisfying & filling. I keep bananas in the freezer all the time so I can make these.
You can also substitute any kind of fruit for the Almond Butter - throw in a handful of berries or some peaches or mango.....doesn't keep me full quite as long though.
You can also sub any kind of nut butter for the almond butter - but that is my favorite.
ChefBeckyD said:I get it at the local health food store - it was the one recommended in the book UltraWellness by Dr. Mark Hyman.
Nutribiotic Vegan Rice Protein Powder. I get the vanilla flavor, just because it is the most versatile...but you can also get plain, chocolate or berry. No sugar added, or sweeteners - just natural flavoring.
NutriBiotic
Kitchen Diva said:Where can I buy that Udo stuff and is it pricey?
Kitchen Diva said:I get the vanilla on my brand of Metagenics, as well. I also have one that I can put in almost anything- which I like but like I said---I can't get to my nutritionists during the week.
Where can I find the Nutribiotic Vegan Rice Protein Powder? My eating plan is based off Dr. Diana Schwarzbein...it works really well (when I stick to it)But it's expensive to eat properly for my health issues.
susanr613 said:i'm going to attempt to make pasta using my kitchenaid.....and i have a couple chicken breasts to do something with as well....probably parmesan
wish me luck with the pasta!
Thanks! Very helpful...ChefBeckyD said:I get it at the local health food store - it was the one recommended in the book UltraWellness by Dr. Mark Hyman.
Nutribiotic Vegan Rice Protein Powder. I get the vanilla flavor, just because it is the most versatile...but you can also get plain, chocolate or berry. No sugar added, or sweeteners - just natural flavoring.
NutriBiotic
Teresa Lynn said:it was the banana that killed it for me!!
merego said:Turkey Loaf and garlic mashed potatos from an old PC cookbook. peas on the side and bread. I am making lemon bars for the road tomorrow and those will be our dessert too.
I have made meals that will last DH and kids through the week![]()
For sausages and lentils, you will need sausages (your choice of type), lentils (green or brown work well), onion, garlic, carrots, celery, vegetable or chicken broth, and spices such as thyme, salt, and pepper. For the salad, you can use mixed greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, and your favorite dressing.
The preparation time for sausages and lentils is about 10-15 minutes, while the cooking time is approximately 30-40 minutes, depending on the type of lentils used. Overall, you can have the meal ready in about an hour.
Yes, you can prepare the sausages and lentils in advance. Cook the dish and store it in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. You can also freeze it for longer storage. Just reheat it thoroughly before serving.
A simple green salad with mixed greens, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, and a light vinaigrette works well. You can also add ingredients like feta cheese or nuts for extra flavor and texture.
Absolutely! You can use different types of sausages, such as chicken, turkey, or vegan options. Additionally, you can add other vegetables like bell peppers or spinach to the lentils for added nutrition and flavor. Experimenting with different spices can also change the flavor profile of the dish.