I am using The Natural Health Makeover book to get me started again, I used it before and it was a great start and my fault I gained back.
So I want to do it and start with the five day cleanse and need more ideas of food I can eat.
So for five days:
No dairy
No red meat
No grains - pasta, rice, bread included (or white potatoes)
No enriched sugar
Basically, I need to eats lots of fruits and veggies and I can eat fish and chicken. I just need some new ideas of how to eat them (regular salad gets a bit boring for each meal) especially for lunches.
Any ideas?
So I want to do it and start with the five day cleanse and need more ideas of food I can eat.
So for five days:
No dairy
No red meat
No grains - pasta, rice, bread included (or white potatoes)
No enriched sugar
Basically, I need to eats lots of fruits and veggies and I can eat fish and chicken. I just need some new ideas of how to eat them (regular salad gets a bit boring for each meal) especially for lunches.
Any ideas?
Edited Aug 15 2008 18:15 by sun123
Reason: Moved to Recipe Forum
Reason: Moved to Recipe Forum
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Stir Fry! It's one of my all-time favourites.
That is totally what I was gonna say! Stir-fry you can put almost any kind of veg, egg whites, shrimp, whatever. I eat it almost everyday for lunch.
Portobello mushroom pizzettes - use a giant lid of a mushromm, spread with tomato past and top with pizza toppings like onions, pineapple, peppersetc No cheese of course.
Puree steamed cauliflower and mix with herbs and garlic = fake mashed potatoes. Look up faux fried rice - they use a cauliflower instead of rice. And you can steam bean sprouts instead of noodles.
How about looking up vegan recipes?
Omlettes (egg white_ with spinach and mushroom.
Roasted sweet potato fries
egglplant lasagna (no cheese)
Puree steamed cauliflower and mix with herbs and garlic = fake mashed potatoes. Look up faux fried rice - they use a cauliflower instead of rice. And you can steam bean sprouts instead of noodles.
How about looking up vegan recipes?
Omlettes (egg white_ with spinach and mushroom.
Roasted sweet potato fries
egglplant lasagna (no cheese)
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