Romaine Lettuce
SapphireMomma
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Hi all! I recently stopped my diet. I got so bored and I didn't feel like I had support. Apart of why I got so bored is because I hated eating salad every night. I'm now ready to start new and continue my journey.
The only problem is: I'm still bored with salad.
I have some amazing romaine hearts in my fridge, and I really want to utilize them. However, I am not finding many good recipes for them. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks!
The only problem is: I'm still bored with salad.
I have some amazing romaine hearts in my fridge, and I really want to utilize them. However, I am not finding many good recipes for them. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks!
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grill it
some oil and seasoning salt like you would with asparagus. works best with the inside leaves and keep the end attached so you can rotate easily.0 -
Use them as taco shells.0
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In addition to others comments (I'm going to have to actually try that grilling thing)...you actually need more than just salad and veggies to have a healthy diet...you need fats and proteins. I have like 2 or 3 salads per week tops. Eat more than just salad.0
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use them as bread0
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Was thinking the same thing!!! Instead of using bread, I grab two big romaine lettuce pieces, cut slices of tomato, and add sliced turkey. Super quick and yummy!0
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Ugh salad. I've been trying to eat it occasionally, like 4 or 5 times this year so far. But grilled romaine sounds fantastic, have to try that!!0
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Ranch dressing0
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i eat Romaine everyday with few exceptions, mostly for salads. But, Romaine is just the base of the salad, and I mix up what I add to the salad so I do not get bored. My favourite additions are spicy wontons and boiled eggs and olives. But you can add meats, nuts, fruits, and many other things to a salad.
If you're still bored with salads, you can use Romaine in smoothies if you have a good blender.
You can add to a sandwich or use in lieu of the bread.0 -
Use them as taco shells.
Yes!0 -
Use it instead of cabbage in a slaw. Chop it up and saute it in a little olive oil. Chop it up and use it in a soup.
Now, as to salads. There no reason to eat the traditional tossed lettuce salad if you don't like them. We hardly ever have one but I include many vegetables in whatever we do eat. For cold, salad-like things, try a red cabbage slaw. A bag of spinach can easily be pulverized in the food processor and hidden in everything from a meatloaf to a smoothie. But cooked veggies are often just as good for you as raw so enjoy!0 -
i throw it in a pan to sautee with a little yellow onion and some garlic salt. it's delicious. Reminds me of chinese food. :laugh:0
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I once had the most delicious grilled romaine at a schmancy Italian restaurant. It had a lemon-walnut dressing. I still have dreams about it...0
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