Showing posts with label cheese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cheese. Show all posts

Monday, March 28, 2011

B'goo- healthier version

B'Goo- the healthy version
melt some coconut oil in a pan- Brown some ground turkey with red, yellow, green peppers and chopped onion
add sour cream, kosher salt, ground pepper, a little apple cider vinegar
melt in a chunk of gouda cheese (phase 2)
browning the ground turkey with peppers and onions
slicing up the gouda
melting in a chunk of cheese

dressing for the brocolli, tomato salad
Dressing
greek yogurt
thin it with cider vinegar
thin it some more with hemp milk
add one small packet of stevia
season with kosher salt, ground pepper, and Mrs. Dash table seasoning
pour it over the veggies and toss together
brocolli, cherry tomatoes, chopped onion
ready to add the dressing!

Monday, March 7, 2011


assortment of pre-dinner dips. rosemary and garlic in greek yogurt, carrot dip, pesto. Today I went to Whole Foods and picked up some hand dipped  ricotta cheese, creamy cream cheese from Zingermans- really good with the pesto... Tried them all on the mini muffins, carrots, celery, apple wedgies, and flaxseed crackers. It's fun to try all the different flavors.

Dinner! Meatballs, rice, leeks, acorn squash, carrot bread, apple custard, Yum!

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Cheese biscuits


Gathering ingredients
 Cheese biscuits

3/4 c coconut flour
3/4 c oat flour
2 big t flaxseed meal
1 t xanthan gum
1 t baking soda
1 t baking powder
1 t kosher salt

mix dry ingredients together

1/2 c butter

cut in butter

1/2 c sour cream
1/2 c greek yogurt
1 t apple cider vinegar

mix in wet ingredients

bake in 350 oven for 30 minutes

remove from oven and brush on butter, sprinkle with garlic powder, sprinkle with cut up colby cheese

return to oven until cheese melts


Here's most of the stuff that goes in- I don't think I added the stevia however- changed my mind

Flour Tower

oven ready- Baked it like this for 30 min, then brushed with butter, sprinkled on garlic powder and a little bit of cheese
The results are in. It looks like it's had an oil spill, or it's been splatter painted. Next time I might try adding the cheese to the dough- I just didn't want to use a lot of cheese yet since that's a phase 2 item.

Saturday, February 19, 2011

breakfast with cheese

eggs for breakfast
 We added a little cheese to our diet today. We were pretty excited about it. We'll see how that goes... We have been on the diet for about a month now. 
We're a little leery about adding things, it's not like we're feeling much better yet. I actually have had the most benefit so far. My hot flashes are gone and I am off the medications for them. I am starting to get some energy back. My husband thinks he is having less headaches, but he still has a daily low-grade headache. Our daughter is still very sick, however, and rarely well enough to leave the house. The Dr. added more supplements for her. We're hoping they help. One of them, though will increase the "die off", so she may feel even worse before she feels better. She may feel flu symptoms, with nausea and fever. She was very dizzy yesterday, and was in bed most of the day. Today should be better.
There is a powder for chronic fatigue that you mix with liquid. We tried it in water, in smoothie, and in hot tea. It mixed the best with the tea. 

The smoothies for this breakfast turned out great.
I used the smoothie that I had frozen the other day:
put it in the blender and added
2 handfuls of frozen strawberry slices
rice milk- @ 1 c
1 dropper full of stevia
blended on low for 1 minute

Eggs
olive oil
brown together in pan:
bacon
1 green pepper
2 green onions
whip 9 eggs together and add to veggies
sprinkle in pepper and k salt
when almost done top with slices of montery jack and colby cheese
fold eggs in half so cheese melts on the inside

serve with fresh parsley and tomatoes