What are five staples in your kitchen?
serendipity22
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I have been cooking a lot more since i started exercising and eating better. Here are my five:
Black beans. I like to use it in stews, veggie burgers and burritos. It tastes good and is healthy.
Cherry tomatos. I eat a pint like it is candy.
Bread crumbs. It can be used in so many recipes like stuffed mushrooms.
French vanilla yogurt. I put raspberries, blueberries or blackberries in it for a healthy dessert.
Walnuts. I use it in many recipes. It is also good to have for a snack.
I picked five because it is an easy number. I know you probably have many.
Black beans. I like to use it in stews, veggie burgers and burritos. It tastes good and is healthy.
Cherry tomatos. I eat a pint like it is candy.
Bread crumbs. It can be used in so many recipes like stuffed mushrooms.
French vanilla yogurt. I put raspberries, blueberries or blackberries in it for a healthy dessert.
Walnuts. I use it in many recipes. It is also good to have for a snack.
I picked five because it is an easy number. I know you probably have many.
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Only 5? Low sodium chicken broth, Low carb bread, Lots of fresh Fruit and Veggies, Lean Protein. (Fish and Chicken)0
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Quinoa
Veggies, particularly onion, bell pepper, chard, frozen spinach, tomatoes, and avocado
Canned beans
lean meats
A stocked spice cabinet0 -
PB2 and Shakeology are my biggest everyday staples, but that's not really for cooking.
For me it's Joseph's pita bread, laughing cow cheese, frozen veggies (I work 60 hours a week so I do what I can), chicken, and bananas.0 -
Olive Oil
Chicken
Broccoli
Brown Rice
Low Sodium Chicken Broth0 -
General family cooking - milk, eggs, flour, butter, cheese. Almost everything the children eat contain those.
For me - Greek yoghurt, blueberries, apples, cucumber, humous.0 -
I love this question!
Mine would definitely be:
1. Eggs
2. Protein Shakes (Advocare)
3. Fresh Vegetables
4. Chicken
5. Garlic Cloves
There isn't a day that I don't use all 5!0 -
Chicken
Veggies
Salad
Wraps
Potatoes0 -
Tyson Ready Grilled Chicken Breasts
Dannon Light and Fit yogurt
Low-fat Cottage Cheese
Tomatoes
Healthy Lifestyle 35 cal whole grain bread (35 cals a slice)0 -
fresh veggies: peppers, mushrooms, onions
ground turkey
oatmeal
yogurt
apples0 -
Eggs
Bacon
Garlic
Onions
Lettuce0 -
Brown rice, 2 % milk cheese, low carb wraps, brussel sprouts, olive oil0
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1. Fresh fruits and vegetables
2. Chicken breasts
3. Ground turkey meat
4. Yogurt
5. Oatmeal0 -
Only 5?? Let's see
Chicken breast
Lots and lots of veggies (it's 1 food group so we count as 1!!)
Skinny cow ANYTHING
Strawberries
Watermelon (right now anyway!)0 -
An assortment of beans
Brown rice
Hummus
Salsa
EVOO0 -
cheese sticks/string cheese
almonds
rolled oats
cucumbers
hummus0 -
Organic Chicken Broth
Sea Salt
Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Chopped Onions
Chopped Pepers - green, red, yellow, orange0 -
Pepperidge Farm 100% whole wheat bread
Deep Chocolate Vitatops
Old Fashioned Oats
Fuji Apples
Salad0 -
1. Greek yogurt
2. low fat string cheese
3. fruits & veggies be it fresh or frozen
4. seasoning
5. roasted edamame
6. Kashi cereal0 -
I LUV THIS...
CHICKEN BREAST
FISH
VEGGIES&FRUIT
LOW CARB BREAD
YOGURT0 -
Ok, without "cheating" (and listing vegetables as one item...)
1. Red Onion
2. Chickpeas
3. Lettuce
4. Olive Oil
5. Greek Yoghurt0 -
Tofu or edamame
Beans and lentils
Veggies (anything except Brussels sprouts)
Fruits
Fage greek yogurt
I eat all of these on a daily basis.0 -
dannon natural plain fat free yogurt (100 cal. per cup)
Josephs flax, oat and wheat pita bread (only 60 calories per pita!!)
Laughing cow light spreadable cheese wedges (35 calories each)
Tofu Shiratake noodles- use them as a substitute for pasta (20 calories per serving!!!)
and obviously every kind of fruit and veggie!
I eat extremely healthy. Since everything I eat is SO low in calories, I eat A LOT of it! and I usually never go over my 1,200 calories a day unless I worked out extra hard.0 -
Hmm....
Low carb/calorie bread
1/2% milk
diced tomatoes (we use them in everything)
Baby Bell Cheese
Kashi Bars0 -
Laughing cow cheese
Almond milk
100% egg whites
Chicken breast
Fresh fruit and Veg0 -
cooking spray
egg whites
skim milk
frozen veggies
lowfat cheeses (seriously, i have an entire drawer full of different ones )0 -
Plain yoghurt (sometimes greek, sometimes not)
Rice
Eggs
Steak
Ice-cream and chocolate
Wow...I promise that I eat veggies every day! The veg always changes though, so nothing's really a staple. I like trying new things.0 -
EAS Whey Protein Mix
Eggs
Whole Wheat Bread
Non-Breaded Fish
SF Drink mix0 -
Chicken
Eggs
Veggies
Oatmeal
Dairy0 -
whole wheat bread, yogurt, coffee, fruits, string cheese.0
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Chicken breasts
Chick peas
Curry powder
extra virgin olive oil
Catelli Smart pasta0
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