Here are the healthy meals that I fixed this week:
1. Scrambled Eggs with 1/2 a piece of toast
2. Sliced apple with peanut butter
3. Pizza
Thin crust,turkey pepperoni, veggies & reduced fat cheese
5. Pan seared Tilapia - I liked it better than baking it.
7. Whole Grain Pasta
8. Steel Cut Oatmeal
Not sure if I have time to make this each morning
but it was pretty good with some cinnamon and sugar.
9. Tried these and WOULD NOT recommend them.
10. I've mentioned before that I LOVE these bagel thins.
I toasted one, fried an egg, Canadian bacon & a sprinkle of cheese.
I was skeptical of the Canadian bacon but I lightly browned it on the stove.
This sandwich was D.E.L.I.S.H.
Cut all veggies into bite sized pieces, sprinkle with Mrs. Dash and
bake at 400 degrees for 25-30 minutes.
I forgot to drizzle with olive oil but that is a good option too.
12. Brown Bread from scratch
I'm excited to eat well again this week.
#1, I thought your jelly toast was meatloaf at first glance :)
ReplyDelete#2, How was the whole grain pasta? Never tried it.
You need to get your eyes checked :) I really liked the whole grain pasta. Mine was linguine and I added a little chicken the 2nd time we had it. The key is to make sure it is soft so boil it for a while and have really yummy sauce to put on it. It has a slight texture to it.
DeleteWould you share your tilapia recipe? Alan loves tilapia I on the other hand don't hardly eat fish....but want to try to eat it more.
ReplyDeleteBrandie-- Here is how I've made mine. Buy the frozen, individually pkged filets. Let them thaw before cooking. Cook on the stove top for 10-15 mins. Be sure to spray non-stick spray in your pan. Sprinkle your favorite seasoning on both sides. Our favorite that is a little spicy is the "Fish adn Seafood" one pictured above. It's the third one from the right and was around $7 at Target. Cook half the time on one side and half on the other. Flip a few times. Hope this helps!
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