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Healthy Recipes

Discussion in 'LifeStyle' started by Snowbaby, Jul 19, 2007.

  1. I don't know if you'd call this healthy, but I like making tuna salmon salad sandwiches. Basically, it's just canned (deboned) salmon and tuna mixed with lite mayo, mustard (if desired), finely diced onion and red pepper and sweet pickles or relish. Stir, chill and then serve on whole wheat crackers or multi-grain bread. That's a winning dish for my family. Everyone seems to love it and it's really low fat and chocked with all kinds of healthy nutrition. Plus, fish is good for you anyway with all those healthy Omega 3 fatty acids.
  2. lovebeliever Member

    I eat a lot of vegetables and fruits every day.
    I drink a lot of water.
    And i think these are healthy recipes
  3. lovebeliever Member

    Fish is considered to be one of the most healthy food/recipes.
    I aslo love fried carp with sweet and sour sauce, and i think it is a health recipe too. You can google it if you dont know.
  4. katharina Member

    Oooh yum! This sounds like something I'd enjoy very much. I assume you serve these over rice?
  5. Mariyah New Member

    Ok, so I got this recipe from my old gym trainer....

    2 eggs: 1 whole egg, 1 just the white part
    1/2 tsp low fat milk
    spinach (as much as u prefer)
    tomato (a few slices)
    low fat mexican 3 cheese (sprinkle on small amount)

    Thats it! Just whip up the eggs and add a little bit of fat free/low fat milk, then as the egg cooks, add on the tomato and spinach. Let it simmer and add cheese last! Its sooooo good! :)
  6. zararina Member

    I consider this dish healthy, it has vegetables, liver and pork.

    Menudo (a local dish)

    The Ingredients:

    1/2 Kl pork (sliced in squares)
    1 cup pork liver (sliced in squares)
    2 tbsp cooking oil
    1 tbsp garlic (crashed)
    1 pc onion (thin slices)
    200g Tomato Sauce
    1pc Laurel Leaf
    1 cup potato (sliced in squares)
    1/2 cup carrots (sliced in squares)
    1 cup of water
    salt and pepper

    Steps/Directions
    1. Saute garlic, onion and pork until the meat is tender.
    2. Add laurel leaf and tomato sauce, let it simmer for 5 minutes.
    3. Add potato, carrots, liver and water and let it boil until the potato and carrot are cooked.
    4. Season it according to your taste. That’s EAT
  7. hatteubanal Member

    I love menudo but I don't consider it healthy. It depends on the person who'll cook it. You can opt to use lean meat. Usually though, menudo contains a lot of fat. If you want a healthier option for this delicious recipe, you can use fish instead of pork. ;)
  8. Hysssss-teria New Member

    Fiber Is Your Friend -- Carrot Salad

    My elderly mother lives with us. I whip this up for her whenever I see her reaching for the Metamucil.

    4 Cups grated raw carrots
    ½ Cup raisins -- or any other dried fruit
    ½ Cup sliced almonds -- or any other chopped nuts
    2 tsp. sugar (optional)
    1/3 Cup Mayonnaise
    1/8 Cup pineapple juice
    ¼ Cup crushed pineapple

    Combine 4 Cups grated raw carrots, ½ Cup raisins and ½ Cup sliced almonds in a large mixing bowl. Mix everything well and set aside.

    Whisk 2 tsp. sugar into 1/3 Cup mayonnaise in a small mixing bowl. Whisk in 1/8 Cup pineapple juice. Stir in ¼ Cup crushed pineapple.

    Fold the dressing into the grated carrot mixture. Stir gently to mix well. Refrigerate in airtight container. Chill for 2 hours before serving.

    TIP: You won’t need an entire can of crushed pineapple and juice, and I hate seeing anything go to waste. Portion ¼ Cup of the pineapple and 1/8 Cup of the juice together into individual plastic containers or ziplock bags and freeze. Thaw a container of pineapple and juice to make your next few batches of carrot salad.
  9. JlovesJ325 New Member

    Quinoa Salad with Lime Cumin Dressing

    2 cups quinoa
    1/3 cup Olive Oil
    1 Jallapeno pepper, minced
    2 cloves garlic
    2 TBSP Cumin
    2TBSP salt
    Juice from 3 Limes
    1/2 cup toasted pine nuts
    1/2 cup golden rasins
    1/2 cup currants
    1/2 cup red onion, diced
    1 bunch cilantro, chopped

    Cook Quinoa according to box. In food processor process oil, lime juice, garlic, cumin, salt. Add Jallapeno pepper. Mix with cooked quinoa, rasins & currants. Let cool in fridge. Before serving add pine nuts, onion and cliantro.

    I love this dish, it's easy and makes a lot, good to take to a pot-luck too especially if vegetarians or vegans will be there!

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