12 oz Boneless skinless Chicken breast
4 tbs Cornstarch
2 cups plain yogurt
8 cups broccoli
4 Cups diced tomatoes
2 cup pear slices
5 Tsp Olive oil
3 tsp dried Rosemary
2 Tsp paprika
1 Cup Chicken broth
Cooking Instructions
In non stick skillet cook chicken in oil until lightly browned; add yogurt, paprika and rosemary to chicken and simmer for 3 minutes. Mix cornstarch with chicken broth to dissolve; Add to chicken mixture. Simmer until thick sauce forms. Steam broccoli in separate pan until tender. Prepare 2 dinner plates by placing a bed of tomato slice on each plate, top with broccoli. Place chicken beside broccoli and tomato and garnish with pear slices. Enjoy !
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Rosemary Chicken
Monday, August 17, 2009
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Mango Mania !
Friday, July 31, 2009
Did you know that mango's are in season now! If you are following this blog, you should always eat the freshest fruits that are in season. Mango's are a great source of fiber ,1 cup equals , 3 grams of fiber.Pears are also a wonderful source of fiber, 5 grams ! Here is something I like to make for the 2 of us.
Mango Parfait
2 Large ripe mango's,peeled,pitted and cubed
3 Cups low fat vanilla yogurt
6 Tablespoons low fat granola
Layer all ingredients equally in 4 clear cups (mango 1st, then yogurt, top with granola) sprinkle some cinnamon on top, sit back and enjoy :)
Mango Parfait
2 Large ripe mango's,peeled,pitted and cubed
3 Cups low fat vanilla yogurt
6 Tablespoons low fat granola
Layer all ingredients equally in 4 clear cups (mango 1st, then yogurt, top with granola) sprinkle some cinnamon on top, sit back and enjoy :)
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ANY FRUIT STUFFED WHOLE-WHEAT FRENCH TOAST
Tuesday, July 28, 2009

For this recipe I use mashed or diced mango's, but you can substitute the fruit with almost anything you might have on hand. First Pre-heat oven to 400F ,
2 large or 3 medium eggs ,1/2 cups low-fat or vanilla soy milk milk 1/2 tsp. vanilla extract,1 tsp. raw sugar,4 slices of whole wheat bread.Beat together eggs, milk, vanilla and sugar. Dip each side of bread in this mixture, then leave bread to soak up remaining milk while you prepare your topping.
Topping:1 slice of bread , 1/4 cup Chopped macadamia nuts, 2 TBL. raw sugar.
Process bread, nuts and sugar in small bowl of food processor or blender.
Assemble: 2 TBL. Melted unsalted butter, 1 1/2 tsp. raw sugar,
Butter a small baking dish. Lay 2 slices of soaked bread on the bottom. Top with mango or your choice of sliced fruit. Sprinkle fruit with 1 tsp. of raw sugar. Top with second slice of bread. Liberally sprinkle bread-nut topping, then drizzle with melted butter.
Bake in pre-heated oven for 5 minutes, then turn oven down to 325F (for another 25 minutes). If top starts to brown to quickly, cover with foil to protect crust.
Enjoy !
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The 40/30/30 Life
Welcome, My diet is all about cooking fresh, right in your own home, with carefully balanced 40/30/30/nutrition and calorie – conscious recipes. I am going to share some my own mouthwatering recipes to help you get there, and save your family’s health. Once you try my diet, you will know what it means to eat well and be well. Cooking Fresh for a better you is all about getting your energy back. …. First and foremost, forget the term diet. Why you ask, because diets fail. This will be a way of life. There’s no regimen calling for low fats, low carbs, low calories or any other form of rigid deprivation. Those programs are bound to fail because they ignore the fundamentals basis of losing excess weight and keeping it off for good. Also, there are no magic pills or energy drinks, or diet drugs that will ever truly work for the long run.The core component of this program is balanced nutrition. The goal is to stay close to 40/30/30. Food selections and meal selections can be within the following ranges:
Carbohydrate 35% - 40 - 50% calories
Protein 25% - 30 - 35% calories
Fat 20% - 30 - 35% calories .
Carbohydrate 35% - 40 - 50% calories
Protein 25% - 30 - 35% calories
Fat 20% - 30 - 35% calories .
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