Food porn

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  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    Thanks for sharing.

    The tofu lasagna and the "junk food" post caugh my attention. I think next Sunday at least the lasagna will be on the menu. I'm always looking for meals that can last me through the week.

    Please let me know how you like it. It freezes well too. Do not forget that you can add anything you want to the tofu mixture to flavor it. I like to mix it together and then let it sit in the frig for a few hours, it helps the tofu take on the other flavors.
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    Brined and grilled pork chops, quinoa with sliced almonds and a salad tonight. Come check it.

    Salivating over it! that ones gonna be on the menu next week! after I do the shopping......

    Dont forget to brine! That is the most important thing to do with pork, just make sure it is not too strong. And do not worry, the meat will turn a little white. Let me know how it goes, it was really good.
  • Cornock
    Cornock Posts: 254
    Brined and grilled pork chops, quinoa with sliced almonds and a salad tonight. Come check it.

    Salivating over it! that ones gonna be on the menu next week! after I do the shopping......

    Dont forget to brine! That is the most important thing to do with pork, just make sure it is not too strong. And do not worry, the meat will turn a little white. Let me know how it goes, it was really good.

    I'm excited for this one! I love Pork it's one of my favorites!

    Have you got any funky recipies for Turkey Legs? :love:

    Wish we could get Jerk sauce in Oz but alas :sad:
  • barbiek999
    barbiek999 Posts: 176 Member
    Just checked out your page. Wow! What a fantastic collection of very yummy healthy recipes! Can't even figure out where to start 'cause they all look so great! Thanks for sharing this with everyone!
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    Just checked out your page. Wow! What a fantastic collection of very yummy healthy recipes! Can't even figure out where to start 'cause they all look so great! Thanks for sharing this with everyone!

    Thanks so much, you are very sweet. I enjoy creating these healthy dishes for my family and to share them with the world.
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    Brined and grilled pork chops, quinoa with sliced almonds and a salad tonight. Come check it.

    Salivating over it! that ones gonna be on the menu next week! after I do the shopping......

    Dont forget to brine! That is the most important thing to do with pork, just make sure it is not too strong. And do not worry, the meat will turn a little white. Let me know how it goes, it was really good.

    I'm excited for this one! I love Pork it's one of my favorites!

    Have you got any funky recipies for Turkey Legs? :love:

    Wish we could get Jerk sauce in Oz but alas :sad:

    I do turkey legs the same way, brine them then grill or (gasp) we deep fry them. It is supposed to be healthier to deep fry them as the fat is seared and does not seep into the rest of the meat.

    The jerk sauce is amazing, you can order it on line, its worth the $, it lasts a long time.
  • Lady_Bane
    Lady_Bane Posts: 720 Member
    You guys do realize there is a "what do your meals look like" thread in the Recipe area of the forum. :P theres 27 "chapters" full of food porn there.
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    You guys do realize there is a "what do your meals look like" thread in the Recipe area of the forum. :P theres 27 "chapters" full of food porn there.


    This is not just for pictures of food, but recipes and ideas as well. But I do like that thread, just wish I could figure out what I am doing wrong trying to post pics on there from my page.
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    Ugh, one bump before I go to bed, this debate is boring me to death.................
  • Cornock
    Cornock Posts: 254
    Had slow cooked Turkey legs the other night with sage and raisins, a side of chopped brussel sprouts with onion and Walnuts. yummmm cant wait to try your Brine solution on both!!!!!
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    Had slow cooked Turkey legs the other night with sage and raisins, a side of chopped brussel sprouts with onion and Walnuts. yummmm cant wait to try your Brine solution on both!!!!!

    YUM, I think you will like the way it turns out after the brine.
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    I also have an awesome recipe for ice cubes, ya'll check it out.
  • Cornock
    Cornock Posts: 254
    I also have an awesome recipe for ice cubes, ya'll check it out.

    Hilarious stuff!
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    Gonna bump a few times tonight. I think people will get a kick out of the ice recipe. :bigsmile:
  • frecklez8226
    frecklez8226 Posts: 2 Member
    bump
  • rsm1972
    rsm1972 Posts: 283
    K... I think I figured out the mystery of posting pics on here!

    Here's tonight's "Food Porn"... anyone want to guess what it is??? It was amazing, just so you know....

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    K - finally found my original post w/picture - here's the recipe! :)

    2 yellow squash - sliced into 1/2 inch "rounds"

    Baking Pyrex: drizzle light virgin olive oil and spread with a napkin, then coat Pyrex lightly with garlic salt

    Topping:

    2 Cups of whole roasted salted cashews
    2 Cups of purified water

    Blend in blender until it looks like "milk"... then add:
    1/3C dried onions
    1/3C Italian seasoning
    2Tbsp Tumeric (<-- anti-Alzheimer's, folks)
    1 5.5oz can of V8
    2Tbsp garlic powder
    1tsp rosemary (fresh from my rosemary plant!)

    Blend in blender....

    Put on top of squash.... bake for 20 min at 400 degrees....

    HEALTHY!!! And, you will have enough "topping" left over to freeze. Two tablespoons of the topping is 115 cal, 8.6 carbs & 5 grams of protein. I've also used the topping on eggplant and it was amazing!

    Thank you for sharing recipe :):))
  • JennPrebs
    JennPrebs Posts: 111 Member
    Awesomt thank you!!!!
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    Thanks guys!
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    5 more to 900
  • lambertj
    lambertj Posts: 675 Member
    Lesa, do you happen to have a recipe that makes protein bars? I'm interested in high protein, moderate fat and low carbs. Love your page, keep up the good work!
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    Lesa, do you happen to have a recipe that makes protein bars? I'm interested in high protein, moderate fat and low carbs. Love your page, keep up the good work!

    Hey there girl. Ya know, I have tried a few recipes and have not found one I like yet. I do not really know about the low carb thing as most have oats or something like that in them. A good high protein, low carb, before or after work out snack for me has been a can of tuna.
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    Sitting at 899 so I am here to beg for one more like :bigsmile:
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    YAY, we hit 900. Thanks Rachel.

    Now get ready for like begging to 1000. :happy:
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    Bumping for the Sunday morning crowd.

    Have a blessed Sunday ya'll. :flowerforyou:
  • FitnessPalWorks
    FitnessPalWorks Posts: 1,128 Member
    Here's another for y'all.... I just made this up as I went along but it was DELICIOUS!!! :happy:


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    Recipe:
    1 Portabello mushroom cap
    1/4 yellow onion
    2 T Extra Virgin Olive Oil
    2 T frozen spinach
    1 5.5oz can of V8
    2 T Italian seasoning
    Dash of garlic salt

    Add about a cup of water to a frying pan and add in the olive oil. Then once the water is bubbling/almost to a boil, add the mushroom. Chop up the 1/4 onion and make sure it is simmering in the oil/water to sautee. Then add in spinach, V8 and seasonings. I cooked it on low until the V8 was reduced and not runny.

    Put the cap onto a plate and put the sauteed yumminess over it... and voila! Oh, and I also added some Tumeric to the top of it because it's good for ya!

    Calories 320
    Carbs 18
    Fat 28 (all from olive oil)
    Cholesterol 0
    Calcium 11
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    Here's another for y'all.... I just made this up as I went along but it was DELICIOUS!!! :happy:


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    Recipe:
    1 Portabello mushroom cap
    1/4 yellow onion
    2 T Extra Virgin Olive Oil
    2 T frozen spinach
    1 5.5oz can of V8
    2 T Italian seasoning
    Dash of garlic salt

    Add about a cup of water to a frying pan and add in the olive oil. Then once the water is bubbling/almost to a boil, add the mushroom. Chop up the 1/4 onion and make sure it is simmering in the oil/water to sautee. Then add in spinach, V8 and seasonings. I cooked it on low until the V8 was reduced and not runny.

    Put the cap onto a plate and put the sauteed yumminess over it... and voila! Oh, and I also added some Tumeric to the top of it because it's good for ya!

    Calories 320
    Carbs 18
    Fat 28 (all from olive oil)
    Cholesterol 0
    Calcium 11


    THANKS! Love it. I have recently been finding out that tumeric is good for you, as well as one of the foods they say fight breast cancer.

    And it has been my experience that making it up as I go along are some of the best recipes.

    Thanks again for sharing.
  • FitnessPalWorks
    FitnessPalWorks Posts: 1,128 Member
    Here's a very interesting article on Tumeric..... gotta admit.... if the statistics are there and that's a staple item in their diet, doesn't take a rocket scientist to do the math... lol.... :)

    http://www.drweil.com/drw/u/id/QAA72328
  • FitnessPalWorks
    FitnessPalWorks Posts: 1,128 Member
    More food porn... this was super easy....

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    I bought some "free range/organic chicken thighs" recently at the store.... and boiled them ALL at once in the same mix of BBQ sauce & balsalmic vinegar - then froze them again for use whenever I wanted. It's become one of my staple "go-to's" for protein.

    So I defrosted a piece, cut it up (for breakfast!) and put a tablespoon of light Agave drizzled on it....

    Nom nom and super quick/easy......

    (I was getting SICK of oatmeal....)

    Totals: 214 calories, 16 Carbs, 7 grams of fat, 31 grams of protein & that's it! :)
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    I am big on the idea of batch cooking as well as precooking meat before it goes in the freezer. I posted on my page this tip for people in the path of the storm so if their power goes out, they will not lose food because it is already cooked and can be eaten.

    I hear ya about getting sick of oatmeal, I am with you there too, and I will scream if I have to eat another eggwhite omelet. I over dosed on those when I discovered the egg whites in cartons at Costco.

    Thanks so much for posting these, love it!
  • joeysox
    joeysox Posts: 195 Member
    do love my food porn! have added it! x
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