Moving on...
A few random eats today included ripe melon.

Bananer with almond butter.

For dinner I made a giant salad with tomatoes, cucumbers, artichokes, pumpkin seeds. And radishes, oh my goodness I finally got my radish fix, haha! I made a honey mustard vinaigrette that consisted of just olive oil, mustard, honey and a little agave I think. I can't remember the exact recipe but it tasted almost exactly like a regular honey mustard dressing you'd buy in the store! It was so easy so if you want the recipe, let me know.

I also made a side of quinoa and mung beans. That's right, mung beans. Not a very attractive name but they are delicious. The nutritional stats is what sold me. A 1/4 cup has TEN grams of protein. Quinoa is also a great source of protein. Pronounced keen-wa, its actually a seed, not a grain. A 1/4 cup has five grams. Its good to know there are some great protein sources out there other than meat and cheese. I found these items at Whole Foods.

Well, I'm off to discuss LOST with the hubs. He missed it last night and just watched it now. CRAZY stuff!!!
I've always seen mung beans at the health food store, but never knew just how awesome their stats are! Definitely need to try those- I'm always looking for ways to sneak in more protein!! Thanks for the tip!
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ReplyDeleteYou make the cutest food and drinks babe.