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Friday, November 1, 2019

Fried green tomatoes

 Fried green tomatoes recipe 🍅
every fall the only time you could get them I do a lot of tomatoes and I use the different varieties of fried green tomatoes. You can’t even buy am at restaurants no one really knows how to do them correctly.
You’d think they should freeze dry them packaged in storemarketing them.  A good comfort food That food chains need to market. Get going on out there! you can make a lot of 💰 on this idea. I feel it in the air.
 I love Jessica  Tandy and her talent is coproducer husband both deceased now and I really miss their Fridays of movies they produced and were in. Jessica was a fine actress and she made sure she was choosy about what she played in. Restaurant Green tomato
 Pop some organic R.  Popcorn in coconut butter with sea salt put in baggies for snacks all day long or for movies like this.

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Zucchini Feta Pancakes

Zucchini Feta Pancakes
4 cups packed grated zucchini
4 beaten eggs white (peaked)
1 heaping cup finely crumbled feta cheese
1/2 cup minced scallions
3/4 teaspoon mint or 1 tbs fresh
salt and black pepper to taste
1/3 cup flour
Butter for frying with a little olive oil so not to burn as it also enhance the vegetables.
Place the grated zucchini in a colander or bowl, and salt, squeezing out all the excess water.
combine squeezed zucchini, eggs, scallions, flour and spices and mix well.
Beat the eggs whites till they form a soft peak and fold into the mixture.
Fry in butter, on both sides. Don't turn till cooked golden and crisp.
Serve topped with sour cream or yogurt.
Or, great for late night, brunch with or with out a tablespoon of maple syrup. I've also used no protein cream soup as a gravy over them too for a change.
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Veggie PopStickers

Veggie Pop Stickers (be organic whenever possible making them more tasty, nutritious, and healthy medicine.
3 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 onion, green onion or leek, cleaned and thinly sliced
1 clove garlic, pressed
1 head Napa cabbage, finely shredded (You can sub. other cabbages or "Dole's" finely chopped pkges)
2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar
2 teaspoons soy sauce
1-inch piece fresh ginger, peeled and grated
1 medium carrot, grated very fine
24 won ton wrappers
Asian Dipping Sauce, fish sauce recipe, or just use your own sauces.
Heat 2 tablespoons of the oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add the leeks and garlic and cook until leeks or onion begins to soften, about 3 to 4 minutes. Add in the cabbage, vinegar, soy sauce, and ginger stir and cook until cabbage is soft, about 3 to 4 minutes more. Remove from the heat and stir in the carrot. Allow the filling to cool.

It's possible to not pre-cook the above (except leeks). Just chop, mix, and transfer to the cabbage mixture. (But the srinking is different)
Transfer cabbage mixture to a mixing bowl and work together until fully incorporated. Keep them seperated in refrigerated until ready to use.
To make the pot stickers, lay a won ton wrapper on the work surface and put about 1 tablespoon of the filling in the center. Dip your finger in a little water and wet the edges of the won ton wrapper; this will help the pot sticker seal when cooking. Bring the outside edges of the won ton wrapper together over the filling and press it together to form a pouch. Continue with the remaining wrappers and filling. (Read direction on won ton wrappers.)
To cook the pot stickers, heat the remaining mono oil in a very large skillet over high heat. Place the entire pot stickers upright in the pan and cook, without disturbing them until browned on the bottom, about 1 to 2 minutes.

After cooked add 1/2-cup water to the pan and immediately cover. Allow the pot stickers to steam for about 3 minutes, and then remove the skillet lid. Continue cooking until the water is completely evaporated.
Transfer to a platter and serve with a dipping sauce.
Asian Dipping Sauce:
1/4 cup light soy sauce
2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar
1/2-inch piece fresh ginger, peeled and finely grated
1 teaspoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon toasted sesame oil (or good mono oil)
1/2 lemon, zest ed
Stir all ingredients together in a small bowl until sugar is dissolved. Refrigerate until ready to serve.
Yield: about 1/3 cup
Use my Won ton recipe for pot sticker (especially any left-over which can be frozen and later used here). They are easy and very good exchange. Add the bean threads if available it makes them so light.
Note: you can add fish, organic tofu, other meat substitutes or meat to most of my recipes but if you do make sure the meat is organically grown and grass fed. Of course they will not be Veggie Pot Stickers!
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Thursday, December 3, 2009

Best Hidden Recipes

 Pita Chips + Hummus Dip
Pita Chips
These crunchy munchies are simply delicious and great with great salsa or hummus dip. It has 14 grams of fiber and it's whole organic
wheat so that's in a complex form, 8 grams of protein. It's much more nutritious snack than other kinds
of chips. They’re so filling but not too heavy that you’ll not need as much. Left-over bagels of various flavors can be thinly sliced using this method also.(Slice rings or the smaller ends)

Avocado, tomato and mushroom sandwich

*1 package of Whole Wheat Pita Pocket bread
*Drizzle olive oil on puff side up covering each pocket evenly (brush or with a paper towel)
*Sprinkle tops, oil side, with garlic powder (not garlic salt)
Afterwards then cut:
Cut the Pita Bread into 1/8th, or larger, pie shapes. Single layer them on a sprayed cookie sheet, then bake in the oven for about 10-12 minutes or till crisp being careful to watch and not burn then turn them over for the other side. Bake a few or a lot. (These can be filled in between the slices of bread with cheese or different spreads for more of a fancier appetizers but more work.)
Hummus Dip You may want to add Chickpeas, the same as Garbanzo beans (legume) or Black Beans to your diet because they’re brain’s natural serotonin and, are considered brain food in some countries. For ¼ cup Garbanzo's have 14 grams of fiber and 8 grams of protein! You can start with cook Garbanzo beans or Garbanzo Bean Flour
• *1 can Chick peas (drain and rinsed) Or, use the dry and cook as suggested on package. Cook in veg or chicken broth.
* Lowery’s Seasoning or, less sea salt to taste (Optional)
*2-3 Fresh garlic clove or just a sprinkle of the garlic powder
• *Olive oil to the desired thickness of your dip (1/4 cup +) . (Slow and gradual)
*2-tbs Lemon or lime juice+ (One lemon)
Place all ingredients into a food processor or blender and puree until in the mixture is a smooth paste for a dip. You can heat the above puree dip for 2-3 minutes in the microwave and then add the about 1/4 fresh chucky salsa. Hummus Dip can be garnished with some sour cream, cheese or top with an avocado. You may not want all three just a variation of taste once in a while. Or, diced tomato instead of the salsa. Watch the salt your while corn chips may have all the salt you need or in some of the other ingredients.
Variation of flavorings; of your choice can be added so check on labels for more ideas from your health food stores. You may want to use cheese, 1/2 tsp of cumin, pinch of cayenne, bit of chopped olives (they add salt), red sweet peppers or green peppers, few diced pimentos, pepper seeds, 1 tbs parsley, cilantro, i.e. or just plain. Use very little, flavoring and just enough color in the dip for presentations because beans are already heavy. If you have on hand (About 1 tsp Tahiti to 1/4 cup which is Sesame seed paste). Add It adds in more nutrients. If you want you can sprout the garbanzos do, then cook and mash.
This is more a "method" so double the recipe up the spices...or add your own flavor? If you need the dip lighter use the lighter olive oil, but you'll lose some of the flavor. And, you can use some of the bean juice (chicken/vegetable broth) in place of some of the some of the oil. It's better if you keep it simple and add in only one "optional" suggestions. In the summer you may not want to heat the dip up first.
Use Avocados as a dipped topping would be an alternative to the hummus dip. A quick style is to add 3 avocados to a avocado commercial dip. Refresh it with 1/2 lime. Or, just use 4+ avocados, 1/2 lime or lemon, 1 tsp. Lowery's seasoning salt blending in blender. Variation: You can add in 3 tbs of salsa (cayenne) if you want to spice it up.
Avocados has 14 minerals, balancing blood sugars, slow burning, fights candida, 30% mono oil, 4 grams of protein and 7-10 grams of fiber.
Avocados help the body produce Glutathione which is necessary for the liver to detoxify harmful toxins. Recent studies indicate improved liver health with the regular consumption of Avocados.
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KFC Cole Slaw
The fresher the cabbage, better tasting the slaw and more nutrition we get from this vegetable. It’s one of the good cancer fighters. If not this recipe, then experiments with other cabbage recipes till you find the one your family likes then serve at least twice a month. Adding in more herbs or spices and other vegetables only makes it richer in added flavors, deliciously, nutritious, and a more complete meal when served with fresh corn bread. It's not organic unless the product has this green label.
This is a method recipe. I use a food processor for this salad. Or if you don’t have a food processor (chopper) to cut the cabbage in smaller pieces, then, dice in fine shreds or some stores they carry the very finely shredded cabbage in bags. Be sure to wash off all chemicals, for that matter, any thing that is “sacked,” and drain-dry well.
Cut the amount of cabbage for your family that is needed. It does not store to long in fridge after adding in a good mono style mayo.
Add the carrots the size depending on the size and then go more by color… sparingly. You don’t want a strong carrot taste, just a tease, but adding in beta carotene. Combine the liquids with the seasonings and beat till smooth. Cover and refrigerate for 2 hours before serving. Add the liquids to the cabbage and carrots etc. and toss well.
Chopped organic or fresh in seasoned cabbage Or, buy coleslaw mix
• Shredded carrots
• 1-2 Tbs Sugar (to taste)
• Instead of sugar add in raisins
• Sea Salt
• Fresh pepper
Liquids: mix together;
• ¼ cup milk
• ½ cup mayonnaise
• ¼ buttermilk
• 1 ½ tbs. vinegar (white)
• 2-½ tbs. lemon juice (Fresh?)
• Or, skip these steps and go for the mocked KFC style. Semi made by using "Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing" seasoning. Make up fresh then follow directions on the bottle. 3 tbs. of powder in jar equals one packet. It’s basically the same as above, but KFC uses a powdered mix with dairy rather than making it up with all fresh ingredients each time. However HVRD has added spices…watch out Food Company’s can add in anything with this cover! MSG…we will never know. But it’s nice in a pinch. (Builds the body up with the vegetables, at the same time, tear it down with added chemicals?)
*8 cups of slaw will serve 6-8 (If you buy a Cole slaw mix be sure to wash out their preservatives.
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NO MEAT: GOLDEN MEATY (Tofu) NUGGETS Golden Meaty (tofu) Nuggets
Here’s a basic and, more a method recipe of making wonderful tasty tofu nuggets for casseroles, salads, or just a substitute meat (depending on flavoring added. It’s very easy. You need to prepare before hand to drain the organic extra firm tofu (more fibrous organic brands.) Wrap it in a towel so to drain out the excess liquid over-night or, some freeze it first, then wrap, to drain even more bean liquid out adding a firmer texture. It’s a creative way to add in protein without over eating of animal’s protein, and far more nutrition in the utilization of plant, legume protein for healthier diets. The herb turmeric is often used with tofu because it give it such a nice color, flavor plus this herb is great for our health. I have a made a shaker up with Organic powdered chicken broth (flavored) from the bulk section of the health food store and, mix it with turmeric, pepper and or yeast etc and sprinkle a cover over my slices of tofu or mixed in tofu scrambled eggs. *Turmeric has great blood sugar and fungal control properties.
This is a bit wordy but THIS METHOD is very simple…1. Get as much liquid as possible out the tofu. 2. Flavor it 3. Fry it and enjoy.
• One tube of extra firm “organic” tofu (more fiber the better)
• Organic butter (for vegans margarine)
• 2-3 packages of Mrs. Dash
• Olive safflower, or any mono good flavor oil
• Turmeric,
• A flavorings of your choice (soy sauce, liquid amino, Worcestershire, chicken, beef powder to season.
• Sea salt if needed for some recipes? (To taste)

PREPARE AHEAD: Next morning after the tofu has been drained and wrapped in tea towel absorbing most of its moisture it is ready to slice about ¼ -1/2 inch slice, and again making into perfectly square cubes.
FLAVORINGS:
Add oil and butter for flavor so not to burn the butter frying or baking till golden in color and holding its shape. Sprinkle on these cubes with Mrs. Dash, turmeric, and powdered chicken broth i.e.. Let the cubes get golden on each side before tossing or turning. Do not break up cubes. Taste before taking off the stove to see if it’s the texture and taste you desire.
*Add in the liquid flavorings if necessary for some recipes, smoke, soy, liquid amino act as a salt, yeast flakes, i.e. or keep plain, but hold back till are almost finished cooking or it may stick. (If this happens add in some water) All are optional
Remove and drain in paper towel. They are now ready to add to any dish that would require meat or drop in a sweet and sour soup (Knorr brand has a good sweet and sour base), sandwich or, salad. I like them plain. Because the fiber is taken out of this concentrated protein bean it leans toward the high glycemic index rather than low when considering the use for diabetic. To balance it this out always serve with fibrous foods.
You can cut into slices as you would spam, rolling the tofu slices first in the dash, turmeric and imitation chicken broth, found in the bulk sections of health food stores Then fries it up absorbing more of the liquid, by adding texture, with flavoring of meat to the tofu. This will make up a very delicious Spam sandwich.
It is possible to alter this recipe by crumbling the tofu in chucky not smaller than ¼ inch following the basic method directions. This may be better for chilies with bean recipes and adding in the chili seasonings to the tofu last minute so not to burn etc.
@Freeze what you don’t use for toppings.
More about Meat Eating:
Re: 1 chapter of Daniel vs 15
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Left-Over Turkey or Meat Spread
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Leftover Meat Spread
• Chopped meat (baked chicken, turkey, beef, ham, Spam, hot dog, cold cuts, 6 eggs or even cooked organic tofu);
• Smaller chopped onion or green onions or fresh chives for color, + nutrients
• ½ to1 stock chopped celery
• Fresh, bit of parsley • Salt and pepper to taste
• 2 tbls + mayo (enough to hold it altogether)
• abt 1 tsp. mustard (optional, except for the egg salad)
• 1 tbls pickle relish or pickle (optional)
• Chopped Romaine Lettuce or Watercress
• Whole wheat bread, pita or, whole wheat wraps The ratio of measurements to ingredients depends on how much meat in your serving 4-6-8 etc. This is about 4 servings per 2 cup meat. This is a great way to use leftovers and especially meat you don’t really care for dark, light, neck, tail end etc. Have a handy small food chopper that can pulse the meat to desired constancy (don’t over pulse unless you want it for a fine spread for crackers i.e.)
First chop up the vegetables in a food chopper or a blender on pulse and a pickle if you don’t have relish. Leave out anything you don’t like and sub what you do like. This is basic. Pick up a small food chopper at Savors or another Thrift Store. I also make this same recipe up with 6 boiled eggs for egg salad using the same ingredients except for of course the meat.
Post Notes: Adding in Blk beans to your wraps. Rinsed cooked black beans can be added to the whole wheat wrap, diced up a tomato or. add salsa i.e. This adds more grams of fiber! After soaking beans an hour in hot water, salting the dry black beans cooked in onion-garlic and left over vegetable odds and ends of all my cooking boiling them in the soup mixture. After about an 2 hrs. read the direction on package for exact times, I then strain, rinse the beans discarding the odd and ends of all the vegetables to the garbage. I just want their nice flavors. You can use odd and ends of meat or broths for flavoring in a pinch too. (I use big freezer bags for the freezing veg. till I get enough to process as a broth.) The whole idea here is to add fiber to our diet that's hard to do.(25-35 g daily) Once a month I package in small snack plastic bag 1/2 cup of black beans in the fridge or freezer and put them in everything including just for snacks. It works for me! 1/4 cup is 12 g of fiber that nearly 1/2 the fiber needed for the day. The rest of your fiber is in the vegetables and the wrap. Never eat meat without gobs of fiber to get it through the bowel with out any hang up. Protein in 1/4 cup is 11 grams...1/2 cup is 22 really, who needs meat. RE: Read Daniel for the story of not eating meat but legumes.

No-Flour, Oatmeal Cookie 8:53 PM, 20-Nov-2007 ..Oatmeal Cookies
This is a no flour complex very high in fiber acceptable breakfast snack cookie recipe. Make this the best organic oatmeal cookies ever. So much better than then from the tasteless oatmeal cookies from health food stores that have preservatives in them. Substitute some of the organic whole oats to whole-wheat flakes or other grains when you get use to doing this recipe. Coconut, peanut butter and chocolate chip and such can be added in after making it from the original recipe first. Also, this makes up a big batch for large families (or to freeze), but I prefer to ½ the recipe making smaller batches. My neighbors use to come to my house to get this cookie. I use to always have it on hand but then my daughter moved. It was her favorite cookie recipe. I waited many years to find this kind of recipe. It may be a good recipe to store and pass onto you next generation. However, you may not want to share these gems.
Oatmeal Cookies
• 4 cups organically grown whole oats is best
• 1 or 1-3/4 cups dark brown sugar (or, to taste)
• 1 cup of pressed safflower oil (...it's the Tonalin CLA...) or Mono oil
Let the above three ingredients stand for eight hours. Then mix together the following:
• 2 well beaten organic eggs
• ½ teaspoon sea salt (high in magnesium)
• 2 teaspoons almond extract
• 1-cup nuts (slivered or chopped almonds?) Use the smallest ice cream scoop for dropping the "haystack" looking oats on a cooking sheet and round together the edges or it will brown to much. Bake for about 10 minutes or longer if you desire a crispier cookie. They need to be first baked (abt .10 minutes at 350) and then cooled on cookie sheets before removing them or they will break. Be patience they're well worth the wait. Some like these crispy, but I like them medium. Also they will naturally crisp up in storage. (Half the recipe) Do not sub "diet sugars or high fructose types of sugars" I've done honey too...mmmm? It's the egg and sugar that holds them together but it has to be soaked and baked in then cool to do the trick.

**GRANOLA: Layer the mixture out, depending on size of your lined baking tray-lined and slowly baking them at 250 for 40 minutes. Or for a more crunchy bites up to 1 hr. depending on tray size and thickness and your oven. Also, just crunch up the left-over cookies in milk, works great too. (Add in other ingredients) ©2005-7 All publishing right reserved

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Utah Green Holiday Jello Salad This is the easiest, quickest, no boiling just mix together, cool and enjoy one of Utah's green Jello phenomenal recipe for your holidays. It will taste great if we stay away from artificial sweeteners or what I call the "fake" sugars or, corn syrup. So, get a brand name for this one recipe or the best Jell-O in your market. We don’t need to be hungrier during the holidays, which high fructose and corn syrups do to our appetites because of the blood sugar spikes. The protein in this will level b. s. out longer and the fiber. It will be hard to get hold of all vegetarians Jell-O or organic Jell-O with no bad ingredients, so I don’t bother when it’s too incumbent. If it’s in your area go for it. I do insist on my dairy that have no hormones; I seem to handle weight better and not so hungry? The Knox in the Jell-O’s good for the bone cartilage too. So I buy the basic's at the health food store although Horizon products brands is in groceries now. If you read some of the health news they are not the best brand to buy however, some say they’re not as honest in the idea of what's Organic. Usually I make up another Lime Jell-O Recipe with the chopped celery using cream cheese instead of the cottage cheese but, this year I’m doing this easy no cook version of this basic GREEN holiday salad, which Utahan’s are noted for. The plus is it has only four ingredients and cheaper for our decreasing budgets, and is just as fresh and tasty in a pinch. However if you wanted to dice up the ½ - 1 cup celery for the crunch instead of the nuts go ahead. No one every can tell what the crunch is so don’t worry about the bits of celery in it. Plus, it’s good for arthritis conditions and adds extra vegetable fiber we need. Nuts good omega's, vitamins, minerals, brain food and fiber. Green Jello Salad
• 8 ounces cool whip • 3 pkg. small lime jello (leave dry)
• 1 sm. Carton of cottage cheese (Organic is best)
• 1 can crushed pineapple Mix all ingredients well, and then add in nuts or the celery. Mold it in a long pan to serve in squares or just a bowl i.e. depends on the presentation desired. Refrigerate and Yummmmmy! Serve over a leaf of lettuce and topped with a teaspoon of cranberry, ½ of a strawberry or anything red. "Can sugar substitutes make you fat?" ---IS A google link ......................................................................

Sweet Potato Pie This Sweet Potato or Yam Pie is simple yet very delicious. It has more beta-carotene in it than broccoli or carrots! I actually prefer this recipe for the holidays because it more healthier, fresh, cheaper and easier. If you need two pie just pick a larger patato with a bit more cream and sugar to taste. I don’t like “canned” anything and this is fresher. Every one I serve this novelty to loved it.
• 1 large Yam or Sweet Organic Potato
• 1/2 cup Organic cream (about) Remember chemicals-hormones store in the fat...
• 1/2 cup brown raw sugar (can be less)
• 2 teaspoons pumpkin pie spices or just cinnamon i.e.
• 2 organic eggs
• Pecans or a few walnuts for presentation but is just an optional topping (Use tin foil so the nuts don't get too brown.) Mash steamed yam (steamed or boiled that’s been cooled down) with electric mixer or food chopper and add in the other ingredients. Then sprinkle and push down a bit at the top the pie before baking with some nutmeats. Bake at 350 for about 45 minutes (Check-insert the knife in center of pie. and when it comes out clean it's done.) Cool and top with whipping cream. Crust 1 cube butter, margarine, or another fat to 1-cup flour. Blend in food chopper and add tablespoons cold water till it forms a ball that can be rolled out into a piecrust. Don't add more flour. Put the ball into a freezer bag and roll out flat to the size of you pie plate. Cut the sides of the bag, lay over your pie plate, and peel off the plastic. Then fill with potato mixture and cut edges off. Or just buy a crust from the grocery. It's what I do most of the time. *This is pie is very light, if yours is too heavy, or cracks just needed more cream or less yam. How much cream really depends on the size and texture of the sweet potato or yam. This mixture should be like a cake mixture. Happy Holidays to you and your family! 12:43 PM, 13-Nov-2007
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No Yeast Pioneer Donuts I get in the mood for doughnuts every fall. I don't want to ruin what I've taken a lot of time to earn...health. If I have one white flour donuts I want more but these are so satisfying that a few will do for the whole year. Here’s a very good old pioneer doughnut recipe made with no yeast. Many are into no yeast recipes today for better over-all health effects. Remember you can always make your own buttermilk by using a start from a commercial one, add it to a quart jar and top it with milk. Keep this going like you would sour dough starters. Or, just add vinegar to milk. If you use bakers whole-wheat flour use the lighter ww flour if possible (bakers whole wheat or soft spring wheat for baking) To use whole wheat use either less flour except when you’re using honey. It’s liquid enough to handle the change in absorbs ion of the fibrous whole-wheat in any recipes. These donuts are full of fiber and make great breakfasts that stay with you till noon not like the store white sugar ones. They're so satisfying that it will cure your craving for the sweeter donuts. It's a winner!
Pioneer Donuts
*1 egg.
*2-½ cup w/w flour.
* ½ cup sugar (use ½ cup honey if using *whole wheat flour).
I’ve seen a similar recipe using up to 1 cup of sugar, but try with 3/4 before going that direction. By the time you add the frosting the 1/2 cup is plenty.
*1 tsp. baking soda.
*½ tsp baking powder.
(1 tsp sea salt.
*1 tsp. nutmeg (optional or apple pie or pumpkin pie spices) or just plain cinnamon will do.
*1/8-cup warm margarine or safflower oil. A good MONO oil to fry in smaller batches
(W/w flour will always need a little more liquids and a rest for absorption, or a little less flour.) Combine all the dry ingredients then combine the wet ingredients with the sugar, and butter and mix well. Roll out to ¼" thick and cut with a doughnut cutter, or a large circle glass and a very smaller lid for the hole then stretch if need. Test the oil abt 350 degrees...Fry in hot oil until brown on both sides, drain on absorbent paper. After cooled…sprinkle with powdered, plain sugar, or use a cream cheese frosting.
(Use ½ teaspoons in 1 tbls of sugar and/or spices sprinkle on donuts.) This is great on buttered toast too. (Sprinkle with powdered sugar) Buy canned frosting for emergency’s. When I traveled to Europe I noticed the pastry's were not as sweet as in America and tasted delicious! It influence me so that I've cut back on all the sugars in my recipes, especially when frosting, sweet like ice cream, cool whip, or jams are added. A good quick frosting is in a tub added to cool whip till it stands on its own. So light.

Apple Pie Spice: is so expensive if you can even find this now. I had to make my own to use in recipes such as this one. (It's just one part cinnamon, ½ part nutmeg and ¼ part allspice) Combine and store in dark tight container. Do not store on top or near heat. Use this in anything like, apple pie, cakes, cookies and fruit dishes, that calls for cinnamon, it gives it a better tastes. This can be left out too.

Cut the donuts, after cool, in half and use as bagels with cream cheese and jelly, jams or fresh fruits like berries. The oil to use is Safflower oil or if no weight problems just use an omega 6 mono style of oil.

These materials may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed, © 2006-10 This is just a "blog" & herein & is my opinions. Go to your physicians for any medical advice not here! Re: From: Millennium’s Mostly Vegetarian Foods Saturday, August 19, 2006 (First published by P. Thompson Sherman)
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Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Left-Overs Makes Great Meat or Veggie Spreads

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How about just plain veg. sandwich
avocado, tomato and green onion  etc.
SUGGESTIONS; Chopped left-over meat (baked chicken, turkey, beef, ham, Spam, hot dog, cold cuts, 6 boiled eggs, beans, potatoes, or even cooked organic tofu)---this recipe will come later

 Holiday Left-overs for Meat Spreads (Organic is best, with no hormones i.e.) Or, use some of the meatless mock veggie sandwiches into a spread to this recipe (Basic)

· Smaller chopped onion or green onions or even fresh chives for color, + nutrients

· ½ to 1 stock smaller chopped celery

· Fresh, bit of parsley

· Salt and pepper to taste

· 2 tbls + mayo (enough to hold it altogether) (sub, Greek yogurt) +season)

· abt 1 tsp. mustard (optional, except for an egg salad)

· 1 tbls pickle relish or pickle (optional)

· Chopped Romaine Lettuce or Watercress

· Whole wheat bread, pita or, whole wheat wraps


The ratio of measurements to ingredients depends on how much meat in your serving 4-6-8 etc. This is about four servings per 2-cup meat. This is a great way to use leftovers especially meat you do not really care for the dark, light, neck, tail end etc. Have a handy small food chopper that can pulse the meat to desired constancy (don’t over pulse unless you want it for a fine spread for crackers i.e.)


First, chop up the vegetables in a food chopper (don't over process unless you like it this way,)or a blender on pulse and add in a pickle if you do not have relish. Leave out anything you do not like and sub what you do like. This is basic method type of recipe for any meat spread. Pick up a small food chopper at Savors or another Thrift Store. Also make this same recipe up with six boiled eggs for egg salad using the same ingredients except for of course the meat. (Crush the eggs, add the above recipe all in a large baggy, squash then chill and spread on bread or crackers.)


Garnishes: Adding in Black or garbanzo beans to your wraps. Rinsed cooked black beans can be added to the whole-wheat wrap, diced up a tomato or, add salsa i.e. (This will adds more grams of fiber!)

Use Cans, drain or start from scratch: After soaking beans an hour in hot water, salting the dry black beans cooked in onion-garlic and left over vegetable odds and ends to all my months cooking, boiling them in the soup mixture. After about a two hrs. Read the direction on package for exact times, then strain, rinse the beans, discarding the odd and ends of all the vegetables to the garbage. We just want their nice flavors. (You can use odd and ends of meat or broths for flavoring in a pinch too). (I use big freezer bags for the freezing any vegetable ends or left overs until I get enough to process as a nice broth.) If you brown them first, and use the brown bits, the flavor is the best. Even store bought broths are not as rich as by processing them with this method

The whole idea here is to add fiber to our diet that is hard to do. (25-35 grams daily) So, once a month I package in small snack plastic bag 1/2 cup of black beans in the fridge or freezer and put them in everything including just for snacks. It works for me! 1/4 cup is 12 g of fiber that nearly 1/2 the fiber needed for the day. The rest of your fiber is in the vegetables and the wrap. Never eat meat without gobs of fiber to get it through the bowel without any hang-ups.


Protein in 1/4 cup is 11 grams...1/2 cup is 22 really, who needs meat.


RE: Read Daniel for the story of not eating meat but legumes.


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Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Frittata, Spanish Omelet


Frittata, Spanish Vegetable Omelet
“Frittata” is a Spanish omelet. This one has fresh organic eggs, your choice of chopped vegetables, fresh herbs, and some graded organic cheese. It's simple basics for a healthy breakfast, brunch or even dinner. By adding more/less eggs and vegetable you can get more servings in this recipe. You can add cream sauce, cream of “whatever” soup, depending on your tastes or sour cream, and avocado, and use topping of salsa i.e. Research is showing eggs are now proven good for health and weight. Be sure to add a organic whole wheat fibrous bread or brown rice to your meal.

"Eyeball" your ingredient to your pan to make it your own. I keep frozen vegetables in plastic bags even some chopped herbs ready to put into any recipes. I just take a tablespoons or handful out as needed. For instance, I may bring home green onions or take Swiss chard from my garden or on buy vegetable on sale that week. After cleaning them, washing, cutting up and putting them in containers or zip lock bags. They’re now ready to use throughout the month in recipes and saving lots of money and time. It's an easy way to make more cooking time at home easier and especially if your single, or busy person working outside the home.
Frittata
4 eggs
Fresh basil
Shallots *(1)
Diced red peppers or pepper flakes*(2)
Vegetables, (Swiss chard, chopped zucchini, mushrooms i.e., whatever you
have chopped)
Shredded Cheese (your choice) Fresh Parmesan, Mozzarella, M. jack, Cheddar, etc.
2 TB. Olive oil, grape or Safflower oil
2 TB. Liquid, Cream, milk or water
Salt and fresh ground pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 350-400; lightly grease a 9X13 pan (for more eggs) or smaller pan if using only 4 eggs and an iron skillet is handy. Heat olive oil, add the sauté onion, red peppers add zucchini till opaque and season to taste.
Beat eggs, 2 Tbs. liquids and some of the cheese until smooth. Add in vegetables and herbs pour into a well-greased pan. Sprinkle cheese on top then into the oven.

Top of Stove
You can do this on the top of the stove on med. low heat with the lid on. (If in a hurry don't sauté the vegetables first)
* "Eye ball" the amount of vegetable that you have on hand in the recipe.
Mushrooms, red sweet peppers, any greens can be substituted.
*(1) Green Onion or 1/2 diced red onion, even garlic etc.
*(2) Any kind peppers you have will do.
Topping
1/2 to 1-diced avocado,
Small diced fresh tomato
Topped with sour cream
*Salsa can be use instead of the fresh-diced tomato.
*Use the organic eggs and dairy for better health with weight control too. It the hormones that are accumulative in the body and it all add up. The hormones given to cow and chicken are there to increase milk production, and to make the chickens bigger or fat. All these benefits are passed on to your body too.
More on eating healthy organically grown eggs,
Live Science February 23, 2009
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry February 11, 2009, 57 (2), pp 471–477


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Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Quick Chili Bean Casserole

We need mor lugumes, and their fiber. This is one of my basic's and the family enjoyed. This is a very nice fast casserole if no time to cook. Its fresh vegetables make this tasty dish so don’t skimp on them. You can substitute the can no bean style then add in your left-over meat, or just use corn tortilla that have been first fried and layer the same. It a recipe that is handy to use left-over tortes.
Chili Bean Casserole
White Tortes Chips
1 Can Chili Beans (Your favorite)
Cheese (grated)
1 Tomato (diced) (or, sub some fresh)
1 Onions (chopped) and/or green onion
1 Avocado (diced)
Sour Cream

In small baking dish or pan spray pan with olive oil. Cover bottom of dish with about ¼ inch of crushed tortes chip. The next layer is a can of chili beans mixed with a can of water, with some of the onions over torte’s chip spread evenly. Top it with a layer of cheese and bake till bubbly. 350 or until its heated thoroughly and the tops cheese is melted but not burnt. Cover while baking. Let cool a bit and before serving add a layer of tomato, avocado and green onions. Top with sour cream or, this can be in a side dish to add in last. Salsa can be added to this dish if no fresh tomatoes and fresh or frozen corn, peppers, olives i.e.
Serve over fresh chopped salad greens. Squeeze over the top fresh spanish parsley with lime and a mono oil or a salad dressing if no sour cream. Serves about 6
The recipe is easily adapted for more servings for a company dish. You can use Fritos if out of tortilla chips.

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