Lunch Today! Share what you prepared!
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Sprouted quinoa and rice blend with red beans, kale and grilled chicken. Nom nom0
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Faux pho (vegan): 375 cal
Still figuring out how to use this site. Pic in separate posts.....0 -
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Yummy!0
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Glass noodles, kale, ginger, soy, sriracha, sugar peas, mushrooms, lemongrass, yellow pepper, cilantro, mint, green onion, garlic0
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I've been working on recipes for my cook book, "The Skillful Art of Healthy Eating" and for today's lunch I had two of the recipes that I have finally mastered, copyrighted, and added to the book. Both recipes are high protein, high fiber, diabetic and weight loss surgery friendly, and appealing to the eye. It's my absolute belief that we eat with our eyes first. I haven't photographed them yet because I was swamped with work. I had my homemade cashew chicken salad that contains chicken breast, celery, onions, and cashews over a bed of power greens. I use plain Greek yogurt and a splash of red wine vinegar. I paired the chicken salad with a red bean salad containing red beans, edamame, carrots, red onion, celery, red bell pepper, and mango. The dressing is made of olive oil, red wine vinegar, lemon juice, minced garlic, herbed sea salt, and ground black pepper. I plan to have it again for lunch tomorrow. So I will photograph them and post the pictures then.0
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katrinapri wrote: »I wanted to try quinoa, how's the texture?
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A ham sandwich and an orange. Nothing fancy.0
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Salmon fillet over broccoli slaw and maple grove farms sesame ginger dressing.0
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A yummy bowl of goodness with mixed salad greens, grilled asparagus & cauliflower, diced chicken breast, quinoa, and topped with mango & avocado.0
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MarciBkonTrk wrote: »I've been working on recipes for my cook book, "The Skillful Art of Healthy Eating" and for today's lunch I had two of the recipes that I have finally mastered, copyrighted, and added to the book. Both recipes are high protein, high fiber, diabetic and weight loss surgery friendly, and appealing to the eye. It's my absolute belief that we eat with our eyes first. I haven't photographed them yet because I was swamped with work. I had my homemade cashew chicken salad that contains chicken breast, celery, onions, and cashews over a bed of power greens. I use plain Greek yogurt and a splash of red wine vinegar. I paired the chicken salad with a red bean salad containing red beans, edamame, carrots, red onion, celery, red bell pepper, and mango. The dressing is made of olive oil, red wine vinegar, lemon juice, minced garlic, herbed sea salt, and ground black pepper. I plan to have it again for lunch tomorrow. So I will photograph them and post the pictures then.
I agree with you completely when I look at recipes I always look at the pictures first and if it doesn't look appetising I don't even bother reading the recipe0 -
I'm having a Mexican-style salad. Iceburg lettuce, spinach, carrot, cherry tomatos, feta topped with shredded chicken, kidney beans onion and mushrooms cooked in a tomato sauce with cumin, garlic, corriander and chilli. Yummo!
Leftovers from dinner last night which I ate in lettuce wraps - bit messy for work though0 -
I have the same lunch every day for a week (easier to bulk prep) then mix it up the week after! This week chicken, sweetcorn and kidney beans curry with rice and a banana.. next week i'll be having chicken and bacon cheesy pasta with salad!0
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I have yet to figure out how to post a picture to MFP but my lunch consists of grilled chicken, black beans and tomatoes on a whole wheat wrap topped with creamy ghost chili sauce. It's left overs from last night.0
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I just love the combination of goat cheese with honey, walnuts and thyme
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Lunch today: Pumpkin seed butter and avocado mushed up with Greek yoghurt as a dip for baby carrots and cucumber. Not sure about the pumpkin seed butter on its own, but mashed up like this, the flavour wasn't bad.
@katrina I like quinoa. If you boil it and leave it slightly undercooked, it will have a slightly crunchy texture, which I like if I make quinoa burgers--it just gives you this little pop of a different texture. If you cook it completely (and/or overcook it), it's very smooth. It's small, so if you fully cook it, it's like well-cooked teeny pasta, or cous-cous or something?0 -
Low carb deep dish pepperoni and hamburger pizza. "Crust" made with a 2cup package of 4cheese shredded pizza cheese and 2 eggs.0
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katrinapri wrote: »I wanted to try quinoa, how's the texture?
I LOVE quinoa. It's similar to rice only softer and fluffier. Try this recipe. I make it with green enchilada sauce instead of red, and I like a little salsa on top. It's so delicious! http://damndelicious.net/2014/07/07/quinoa-enchilada-casserole/
For lunch today, I'm having a Ranch-flavored tuna packet with eight Ritz crackers, a Fuji apple, and a homemade Asian radish salad.0 -
I had rabbit stew.0
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Huge salad with bell peppers, celery, cucumber, green beans and broccoli sprouts and some pretzels with extra sharp cheddar cheese.0
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Chicken breast with Okra, mixed vegetables, and sliced tomatoes with some Feta cheese and teriyaki sauce, yummmmmm0
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Spring mix salad with fresh sliced strawberries, steamed shrimp, hard boiled egg white, kalamata olives, 6-cheese Italian blend shredded cheese, low calorie croutons and Ken's Steakhouse Lite Strawberry Vinaigrette dressing.0
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MarciBkonTrk wrote: »I've been working on recipes for my cook book, "The Skillful Art of Healthy Eating" and for today's lunch I had two of the recipes that I have finally mastered, copyrighted, and added to the book. Both recipes are high protein, high fiber, diabetic and weight loss surgery friendly, and appealing to the eye. It's my absolute belief that we eat with our eyes first. I haven't photographed them yet because I was swamped with work. I had my homemade cashew chicken salad that contains chicken breast, celery, onions, and cashews over a bed of power greens. I use plain Greek yogurt and a splash of red wine vinegar. I paired the chicken salad with a red bean salad containing red beans, edamame, carrots, red onion, celery, red bell pepper, and mango. The dressing is made of olive oil, red wine vinegar, lemon juice, minced garlic, herbed sea salt, and ground black pepper. I plan to have it again for lunch tomorrow. So I will photograph them and post the pictures then.
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I am trying to lower my carb intake so I had a turkey melt (smoked turkey breast, with lorraine swiss) and put on a bed of baby arugula. I didn't even miss the bread!0
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