Hello Blogsphere!
I am leaving you a short post about my menu today with a few recipes.
Enjoy
Breakfast:
Recipe
Banana, Walnut and Cinnamon ice cream
2 frozen Banana's
a small handful of black walnuts, use english if you prefer
two big dashes cinnamon
Add bananas and cinnamon to your food processor, when the consistency of ice cream add in walnuts and pulse twice.
Second Breakfast:
4.5 cups dbl. strength green jasmine tea
2 oranges
2 oranges
Snack:
California roll with wasabi (made with brown rice and grated cauliflower, celery, cucumber and pickled daikon radish
California roll with wasabi (made with brown rice and grated cauliflower, celery, cucumber and pickled daikon radish
Lunch:
Cabbage rolls
Recipe
1/2 head green cabbage, shredded
12 cabbage leaves, par boiled and trimmed
1/2 pkg. extra firm tofu, previously frozen, chopped so it resembles rice (???) just fake it with me.
1 medium onion, grated
1 small green pepper, minced
1/2 pkg. extra firm tofu, previously frozen, chopped so it resembles rice (???) just fake it with me.
1 medium onion, grated
1 small green pepper, minced
garlic powder to taste
onion powder to taste
cracked black pepper to taste
cracked black pepper to taste
2 cans tomato sauce ( use organic if possible) mixed with 2 tbls. parsley and pepper
Mix shredded cabbage, tofu, onion and green pepper together. Season liberally with spices. Roll mixture into cabbage leaves. Pour tomato sauce over cabbage mixture and bake for about 1 hour in a 325 degree oven. Serve with a fresh spinach salad with a tbls. onion/garlic hummus.
Snack:
Kale chips with red pepper flakes and garlic
Dinner:
"Cream" of Broccoli soup
Country Mustard baked tofu
Sliced tomatoes and cucumbers
I am getting ready to go to for my Remicade tomorrow. I am a little excited about seeing what my blood work says. I am hoping to see a dramatic drop in my RH factor and also an increase in calcium and protein levels. I have been pretty strict in my food regimne and I feel mush better this month before my remicade than I did the last time. My back pain is less painful and I am not as exhausted as I normally am when I am eating alot of vegan junk food!
Thank you for all the kind thoughts about my last blog. It means so much to me!
Hoping you have a nice week.
8 comments:
hey there, im having a hard time finding canned tomatoes without salt, are you having better luck? Alicia told me the basic guidelines of this diet, so im on board now. thats a whole lot of great sounding food!!! thanks so much for sharing.
Looks like you had yummy eats! I hope your Remicade goes well, I'm thinking of you.
Cute new blog format. Your food sounds good - hopefully you're liking it a little better now. I'm with Janet: I hope your Remicade goes well.
DD- I use an organic brand, Muir Glen, they have wonderful no salt tomato products.
Janet- The remicade went without a hitch, Thank God.
B- I think it was tasty! I am doing ok!
Everything sounds pretty good! I like having snacks too, and oranges make a good one. Anything that takes a long time to eat, lol... :)
Brandi,
Sorry I missed this. I wasn't online yesterday.
I am glad you are feeling better. Looks like you are getting more comfortable with cooking for this plan which is great. ;-)
talk to you soon and big hugs,
Ali
Glad you're doing well! Thanks for the menu--I'm always looking for ideas and inspiration on these day-to-day things. And good luck on your tests!
Mebelasg
Thinking of you this week--I hope you continue to feel better!
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