So, 2 weeks later, I'm back to report. I really enjoyed most of these recipes, but didn't come close to making them all. You should also note that as my goal was not weight loss, I usually ate double the portion.
Here are the ones I'm planning to repeat:
Breakfasts:
- Omelet with Mushrooms, Thyme and Carmelized Onions
- Cinnamon Quinoa
- Almond-Banana Smoothie
- Rye-Crisps with Yogurt and Proscuitto w/ Citrus Salad
- Oatmeal with Bananas and Walnuts
- Yogurt with Pear, Flaxseed, and Pecans (Favorite!)
Lunches:
- Avocado Tartine
- Tuna salad with Celery Root and Apple Slaw
- Chicken Salad with Apples and Walnuts (Improv)
- Raw Kale Salad with Almonds and Proscuitto
Snacks:
- Vanilla Date Breakfast Smoothie
- Apples with Parsley and Pomegranate Molasses
- 1 cup yogurt with a tangerine and dark chocolate
- 1 apple, cashew butter (1 packet or 2 TBSP), 3 rye crisp crackers
- Rye-Crisps with Yogurt and Proscuitto w/ Citrus Salad
- Kale Chips '
Dinners:
- The Ultimate Winter Couscous with Green Salad
- Salmon in a Bengali Mustard Sauce with a Black-Eyed Pea Curry
- Bulgar Pilaf with Roasted Broccoli and Cauliflower
- Curried Lentil Soup (Dishonorable Mention)
- Fresh Salmon and Lime Cakes with Sauteed Chard
- Roast Salmon over Avocado and Grapefruit Salad (Favorite)
- Pork Tenderloin with Roasted Butternut Squash
I'll follow this up with one entry for each category of day.
Other Impressions:
I really liked how satisfying the food on this was, and how it took my focus off of my usual starchy eating habits. I would normally eat a bagel for breakfast, a sandwich for lunch, some fruit for a snack, and only have vegetables at dinner. This meal plan had the biggest impact on making my breakfast and lunch meals healthier. The downside is that, as written, I was constantly constantly cooking either my dinner, or preparing the lunch for the next day, and I really felt that it was onerous. Probably why I finally dropped off in the last few days.
1 comment:
That looks delicious! We might have to try that too. I appreciate your portion tips so we can adjust to our family better.
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