Organic whole food recipes made without modern over-processed ingredients. Common sense tips, videos and other interesting things I find along the way.
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Daily Meals - January 19-20, 2013
January 19, 2013
Breakfast - water
Snack - water
Lunch - water
Snack - black olives; Trader Joe's White Stilton cheese with Cranberries; Organic Brown Rice Snaps, Unsalted Plain; Moondarra - Fig Walnut Australian Cream Cheese; Twinings Fresh & Fruity Tea
Dinner - bacon; pasture eggs; grapes; raw milk
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January 20, 2013
Breakfast - water
Snack - water
Lunch - Honey Fried Plantains ;water
Snack -Taja Tea Saffron Mango Green tea
Dinner - maple-glazed roasted turkey; raw milk
Breakfast - water
Snack - water
Lunch - water
Snack - black olives; Trader Joe's White Stilton cheese with Cranberries; Organic Brown Rice Snaps, Unsalted Plain; Moondarra - Fig Walnut Australian Cream Cheese; Twinings Fresh & Fruity Tea
Dinner - bacon; pasture eggs; grapes; raw milk
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January 20, 2013
Breakfast - water
Snack - water
Lunch - Honey Fried Plantains ;water
Snack -Taja Tea Saffron Mango Green tea
Dinner - maple-glazed roasted turkey; raw milk
Honey Fried Plantains Recipe
I found this recipe on Clean Eats in the Zoo. I've only had plantain once and made the
mistake of eating it raw like a regular banana. I'm so glad I found this recipe. OMG!! So. Good!
2 organic plantains
2-3 Tablespoons local raw honey
pinch of salt
Cut the ends off the plantains, peel and slice into 1/4-inch thick 'coins'.
Heat the oil in a large cast iron pan (I used #9); stir in the honey, cinnamon and salt. Add the plantains. Cook on medium, stirring the plantains until coated and flipping occasionally to brown both sides.
Serve with more honey drizzled on top.
Serves 2.
2 organic plantains
3 Tablespoons | Dr Bronner's Virgin Coconut Oil |
2-3 Tablespoons local raw honey
3/4 teaspoons | Simply Organic Cinnamon Powder |
Cut the ends off the plantains, peel and slice into 1/4-inch thick 'coins'.
Heat the oil in a large cast iron pan (I used #9); stir in the honey, cinnamon and salt. Add the plantains. Cook on medium, stirring the plantains until coated and flipping occasionally to brown both sides.
Serve with more honey drizzled on top.
Serves 2.
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