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12 years ago 0 4027 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Sunny,
Yummy - it nutritious too!
12 years ago 0 1665 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
I like humus.  Here's a recipe for it.
 
1 can 16 oz. chickpeas (save about 1/4 c. liquid)
3 tbsp. lemon juice
2 cloves garlic crushed - (I mince mine and use 3)
2 tbsp. olice oil
 
Put everything in a blender or food processor for about 3-5 minutes.  Add the 1/4 c. liquid from the chickpeas.
You can also add a bit of tahini sauce but not necessary.  Serve with pita bread, french baguette, and you can serve it with veggies. 
 
Sunny
12 years ago 0 6252 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Hi hugs.

Wondered if I was going to annoy you. :-)

I'm on a low salt diet by choice, I don't like salt. I use celery though and my sodium level is normal. Salt substitutes have too much potassium in them for me. Besides I'm not looking for that salty taste or the enhanced flavour it is supposed to give food. I put a quarter of a spoon of salt in a loaf of bread to slow down the yeast and improve the texture. That is the only place I use salt. I'm not condemning those that do, I just quit using it 40 years ago. Oh I forgot I use it in sauerkraut. A bit more than a tablespoon to roughly a quart/litre. But I rinse it after. I have no control over the salt in food I buy. But I buy very little processed food. Butter and canned kidney beans mostly and sausage.

So here is my recipe.

Stuffed peppers.

Two hot Italian sausage poked, boiled and ground.
Half a pound of cooked ground lamb. Fat removed. (left over roast) 
Two cups brown basmati rice or wild rice blend.
One onion and one stalk of celery fried in canola oil.
Two Crimini mushrooms cut small.
Salt to taste if you must.

Mix it all and stuff in parboiled peppers. Green for me, Red for my sweetie.
Bake till done.

Serve with Sour Cherry wine, candles and coffee.

My excuse for healthy is that peppers have Vitamin C.

Davit.

12 years ago 0 4027 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Davit,
I didn't actually use celery.   As for the salt, it's probably not much given all potatoes at 7 1/2 pounds. 
 
Since the there could be 8 servings, and the tablespoon of salt is divided 8 ways, one eighth of 2300 mg of salt is minimal if I left out the celery. 
 
A stalk has 32 mg of sodium, and you'd have to do that math, so you must be looking at a very low sodium diet.  I think there are low sodium substitutes for salt, though.
 
Gee, no smoke coming out of my ears
12 years ago 0 6252 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Hugs,

Is the salt right. For a person that only uses salt for texture in my bread it seems like a lot of salt.
Just curious, since stopping using salt I find most things too salty. The celery which is high sodium would be enough for me. 

I put twice as many eggs in mine too, I have hypertension but not high cholesterol so I can get away with it. 

I do love potato salad though.

Davit.  Even more hungry now.
12 years ago 0 4027 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
  Hi Ashley,
I like potato salad as a prepared batch to cut down on cooking each meal.

The first time I made this, I made the mayo myself, and the second time I bought the mayo.


7 pounds raw new potatoes

1 onion, minced

1/2 cup salad oil

1/4 cup cider vinegar

1 tablespoon salt

1/2 teaspoon pepper

3 cups thinly sliced celery

1/2 cup minced pimiento

1/2 cup chopped parsley

4 hard-cooked eggs, diced

2 cups mayonnaise or salad dressing

Directions

Cook potatoes in jackets; peel and slice while warm.
Mix next 5 ingredients and pour over potatoes.
Cool, and add remaining ingredients.

12 years ago 0 11213 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Dear members,

Eating healthy is an important part of being healthy.  It nourishes the body and mind.  It is easier to eat healthy when you have healthy recipes.

Members, what are some of your favourite healthy recipes?

 
Ashley, Health Educator

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