Wednesday, November 12, 2014
100 Days Of Real Food Pita Pizzas
Pizza is so delicious but it isn't always the healthiest option. So, today I used a recipe from my 100 Days of Real Food Cookbook for lunches made with mini pita pizzas. They were so delicious and so easy. To cook them I just put them in the microwave at school for 30 seconds. To make this recipe and other delicious recipes by this chef please click on the link below.
Breakfast Smoothie
I love smoothies and so today I made a super easy breakfast smoothie that I didn't even have to get up early to make! It was super sweet and a great breakfast treat. I use the nutri-bullet for my smoothies but, you can use any blender you want. To make this I just used 4 frozen strawberries, 1/2 of a banana, a dollop of honey, and I filled the mixture with three quarters of the way full with almond milk. Next, I just blended it up for about 1 minute and enjoyed with a breakfast bar!
Homemade Chinese Food
My family loves Chinese food and one of our super easy go-to meals for our on the go days is Chinese food. It is so delicious and it takes only about fifteen minutes to cook also it's really cheap and a great money-saver. To make the egg rolls and the potstickers I used the Trader Joe's brand. You simply pop the egg rolls in the oven for about fifteen minutes and the potstickers can be simmered on the stove for 6-8 minutes. The stir fry is so easy to make. You simply take any leftover veggies, some olive oil, organic chicken, and soy sauce and simmer it for about 10-15 minutes or until the chicken is cooked all the way through. I made this dish all by myself, it was super easy and a hit with my family!
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Roasted Brussel Sprouts
Today I made brussel sprouts. They are a quick and easy side dish for any meal and they are really good! This recipe in particular jumped out at me because it has bacon in it and bacon makes everything better. These were so tasty and we had them with roasted pork chops for dinner. To make these you can simply click on this link and enjoy!
Homemade Applesauce
One of my favorite fall treats is applesauce. My family loves it, and it's a great snack or side dish. So, today I attempted to make my own homemade applesauce. It was delicious, super easy and required very little prep time. To make the applesauce just follow this simple recipe:
Ingredients:
-4 to 5 apples (peeled, cored, and diced)
-cinnamon
-apple cider
Instructions:
1. Peel all the apples cut them and put them into a large bowl.
2. Add cinnamon to your taste
3. Add a small amount of apple cider (water works as well)
4. Put into a slow cooker or crockpot on low until smooth
5. Stir occasionally
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Roasted Pumpkin Seeds
It is a Halloween tradition to carve our pumpkins and then roast the seeds. So, this year I decided to take on the task of making them myself. That meant even finding them in the bottomless bucket of pumpkin guts, "yuck!" These seeds are so good and super easy to make. Please click on this link to find the recipe for the pumpkin seeds:
Flank Steak Fajitas
Do you ever have a strange craving for something delicious, but you don't have the cooking skills to make it? Well, this simple recipe from the 100 Days of Real Food blog you can do just that. The flank steak fajitas in the crockpot are so good and so easy. I got up early to put it all in the crockpot and I came home from school and it was ready for dinner! Please click on the link below for the recipe and check out the website too! I will definitely use this source again for future recipes.
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