"beggar's purses"
simple lunch...roasted DE-skinned chx leg, 1/2c c.chz and 6oz crunchy-pop in your mouth-seedless grapes....and my fav...Tapatio
blueberries....i just think i'm addicted to them....
green eggs and ham ?...well, does parsley count as the green ?
grilled cauliflower....
the filets were done, sitting at rest.....the grill vas HOT !...i had aldente steamed cauli sittin' there, so i sliced 'em and sizzled them on the grill for a sec (or two...) i drizzled a trace of soy on (while searing) and that was it...turned out really good...i'll try it again, but next time with a little thought behind it.
they look something out of the deep sea....
soy glazed sugar snap peas.....
the snap peas are so fresh and crisp right now..will they go out of season soon? what will i do? my fav way to cook them is....in a skillet, on high with a bit of spray olive oil add the peas. drizzle a bit of sesame oil on peas and stir. sprinkle garlic salt and fresh ground pepper. after things get hot again, drizzle with soy. this will quckly turn into a glaze. stir that a bit 'till done to likeness. i prefer them VERY cruchy, so i remove them pretty quick. i remove them from the hot skillet because they will continue to cook. the idea would be to keep the SNAP to the SNAP PEA!
so this morn, like every other morning, i had my usual......"homemade"non-fat yogurt, 1/2c. Fiber-One cereal, 3oz blueberries, 3oz nectarine drizzled with sugar free maple syrup..it's so deelish and filling. i'm sure i'll get sick of it at some point, either that or the blueberries will just get toooo dang ex$pensive!...oh, and i always have 5 egg whites as well...sounds like a huge breakfast, but it's not......
i would go on to tell you how to make yogurt, but the best thing to do is google "homemade non fat yogurt" and you'll find a few easy instructions that will fit your need...one secrect extra thing i do is...add a packet of plain geletin to the milk as you are heating it...i do this to make it just a tad thicker, and it still stays creamy....
also, i have yet to invest in a yogurt maker...i know by the time i finally get one, i'll probably be done with the whole yogurt obsession....i use the oven to incubate...it takes about 8-10 hrs.......one more tidbit of advice is to really pay attention to your temperatures....
......you don't want to "kill your kultures!"...