Friday, September 9, 2016

Breakfast egg muffins

Apple strudel

meat and garlic noodles

https://www.facebook.com/buzzfeedpropertasty/videos/1809947589217913/

Cornflakes chicken nuggets

Cornflakes chicken nuggets

strawberry chocolate tart

https://www.facebook.com/buzzfeedpropertasty/videos/1816433388569333/

Chicken popcorn

https://www.facebook.com/buzzfeedpropertasty/videos/1818548358357836/

Cauliflour tortilla

https://www.tastemade.com/shows/healthy-af/cauliflower-tortillas

Slow cooker chicken tikka masala

https://www.facebook.com/buzzfeedpropertasty/videos/1821057368106935/?autoplay_reason=all_page_organic_allowed&video_container_type=0&video_creator_product_type=0&app_id=1540383396256953

Monday, September 5, 2016

Ghar ka chicken

Oil - 8 sabji waali cham/4 the other one 
onions - 4 - fine chopped/mixie
tamatar - 4/puree
garlic - minced - 3-4 tea spoons 

in bada karota

6 tea spoon flat red chilli powder
8 tea spoon flat dhaniya powder
5-6 tea spoons haldi 
2.5 tea spoons flat namak 
0.5 cup water

jeera 
pyaz
+ cover 
+ tomato + cover 
+ masala + cover

+ add chicken + don't cover
keep stirring- 25 mins 

while not yet cooked: 
1 tea cup - water 
+ cover

lemon + onion + cilantro leaves 

Saturday, August 27, 2016

Eggless cake

http://www.cookingandme.com/2012/07/eggless-vanilla-sponge-cake-eggless.html

Sunday, August 21, 2016

Food sites

One pot pasta

pizza stuffed chicken

https://cleaneatsmenu.com/2016/07/01/pizza-stuffed-chicken/

https://www.facebook.com/buzzfeedpropertasty/videos/1808224099390262/



Focus on fiber and protein, lesser carbs and fats,

Breakfast - 7:30 to 8:00
(2 boiled eggs + oregano + pepper) +
in a carry thing (yoghurt + cereal + dry fruits + berries)

Lunch - 12:00 to 1:00

Snack - 4:00 to 5:00
Fruit bowl/Cup
(Apple, pears, )
or
sweet potato

Dinner - 7:30 to 8:30
<prepare the yoghurt cup and the fruit cup>

Nightcap - 9:30 to 10:30
1/2 cup Turmeric Milk + (maybe) 1 Kashi oatmeal raisin flax cookie

Raw ingredients:
Brocolli
brussel sprouts

Saturday, August 6, 2016

Hormonal Balance food

http://youqueen.com/life/health/top-7-natural-ways-to-increase-progesterone/

There are some foods you can add to your diet to boost your body’s progesterone levels:
•    Egg yolks
•    Red meat
•    Walnuts
•    Shellfish
•    Poultry
•    Cherries
•    Oregano
•    Thyme
•    Turmeric
Focus on eating more foods containing magnesium, chromium, omega 3s, zinc, vitamin B-6 and vitamin C, all believed to boost progesterone levels.

link between risk of depression and B6 intake becomes even stronger when dietary folic acid—a nutrient that works very closely with vitamin B6 in brain and nervous system chemistry—is deficient as well. 


 Vitamin E sources include wheat germ, sunflower seeds, almonds, hazelnuts and peanut butter. High concentrations of L-arginine are found in low-fat sesame seed flour, unsweetened gelatin and pumpkin seeds. Vitamin C sources include orange, grapefruit and tomato juice, broccoli, guava, kiwi and sweet pepper. Miso, natto and tempeh are examples of fermented soy foods.

Top 10 Magnesium Rich Foods

Green leafy vegetables aren’t the only foods rich in magnesium and chlorophyll. Here are the top 10 foods high in magnesium that you will want to add into your diet.
(Men RDA 400 milligrams and Women RDA 310 milligrams a day)
  1. Spinach — 1 cup: 157 milligrams (40% DV)
  2. Chard — 1 cup: 154 milligrams (38% DV)
  3. Pumpkin seeds — 1/8 cup: 92 milligrams (23% DV)
  4. Yogurt or Kefir — 1 cup: 50 milligrams (13% DV)
  5. Almonds — 1 ounce: 80 milligrams (20% DV)
  6. Black Beans — ½ cup: 60 milligrams (15% DV)
  7. Avocado — 1 medium: 58 milligrams  (15% DV)
  8. Figs — ½ cup: 50 milligrams (13% DV)
  9. Dark Chocolate — 1 square: 95 milligrams (24% DV)
  10. Banana — 1 medium: 32 milligrams (8% DV)
Omega 3 Fatty acids are available as supplements although you can always opt for foods like fish oils, almonds, salmon, walnuts, flax seeds, halibut and soy etc.

Excellent examples include soy nuts, miso and soya beans etc.

brown rice, nuts, wheat germs, brewer’s yeast, cabbage and oats etc.
cruciferous vegetables like broccoli, cabbage and cauliflower etc.





Hormonal Balance food

http://youqueen.com/life/health/top-7-natural-ways-to-increase-progesterone/

There are some foods you can add to your diet to boost your body’s progesterone levels:
•    Egg yolks
•    Red meat
•    Walnuts
•    Shellfish
•    Poultry
•    Cherries
•    Oregano
•    Thyme
•    Turmeric
Focus on eating more foods containing magnesium, chromium, omega 3s, zinc, vitamin B-6 and vitamin C, all believed to boost progesterone levels.

link between risk of depression and B6 intake becomes even stronger when dietary folic acid—a nutrient that works very closely with vitamin B6 in brain and nervous system chemistry—is deficient as well. 


 Vitamin E sources include wheat germ, sunflower seeds, almonds, hazelnuts and peanut butter. High concentrations of L-arginine are found in low-fat sesame seed flour, unsweetened gelatin and pumpkin seeds. Vitamin C sources include orange, grapefruit and tomato juice, broccoli, guava, kiwi and sweet pepper. Miso, natto and tempeh are examples of fermented soy foods.

Top 10 Magnesium Rich Foods

Green leafy vegetables aren’t the only foods rich in magnesium and chlorophyll. Here are the top 10 foods high in magnesium that you will want to add into your diet.
(Men RDA 400 milligrams and Women RDA 310 milligrams a day)
  1. Spinach — 1 cup: 157 milligrams (40% DV)
  2. Chard — 1 cup: 154 milligrams (38% DV)
  3. Pumpkin seeds — 1/8 cup: 92 milligrams (23% DV)
  4. Yogurt or Kefir — 1 cup: 50 milligrams (13% DV)
  5. Almonds — 1 ounce: 80 milligrams (20% DV)
  6. Black Beans — ½ cup: 60 milligrams (15% DV)
  7. Avocado — 1 medium: 58 milligrams  (15% DV)
  8. Figs — ½ cup: 50 milligrams (13% DV)
  9. Dark Chocolate — 1 square: 95 milligrams (24% DV)
  10. Banana — 1 medium: 32 milligrams (8% DV)
Omega 3 Fatty acids are available as supplements although you can always opt for foods like fish oils, almonds, salmon, walnuts, flax seeds, halibut and soy etc.

Excellent examples include soy nuts, miso and soya beans etc.

brown rice, nuts, wheat germs, brewer’s yeast, cabbage and oats etc.
cruciferous vegetables like broccoli, cabbage and cauliflower etc.





Turmeric Cinnamon milk

Friday, August 5, 2016

Baked potatoes

peach raspberry crumble

peach cherry cake

yoghurt with nuts and berries

shrimp rice

sausage and peppers pasta

Chicken Shawarma with sauce

http://toriavey.com/toris-kitchen/2012/08/chicken-shawarma/

and add to the marinade:


This recipe sounds really great but id add a few more ingredients to the marinade. I’m Middle Eastern and what we do at home is add the following:
Yogurt
Juice of a lemon
Vinegar
These will help moisten and break down the chewy fibers of the chicken.
We also boil the breasts for 5mins along with an onion, black pepper, bay leafs.
After that we shred/cut the chicken into shawarma bits and throw then in the marinade for an hour or two with the onion we used to boil the chicken and the lemon zest of the lemon juice we added.
After that we throw the chicken bits along with the marinade into a skillet. Now likecu said we shouldn’t worry about over cooking the chicken by cooking it twice because we already restored its moisture with the vinegar and yogurt.
For the garlic sauce:
It’s so easy..
Mayonnaise
Clove of a crushed garlic
Lemon juice
Thats it.. Enjoy.. Excuse me for making an addition to ur recipe but I thought you’d like to try mine as well..

Creamy chicken and mushroom

frittatta

egg + whatever

Grilled fish with seasoning

seasoning: oil + lemon + oregano + basil

Coconut Water


Blueberry muffin with lemon glaze

Banana based ice cream

Tomato Mushroom sauce pasta

2 boiled eggs and roti

possible additions (all or some): ketchup, mustard, Oregano

Grapes and cheese

Smoked cheese.