What are five staples in your kitchen?
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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
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