My thing is to make sure they taste good, while avoid all the additives that make them really unhealthy. I'm not an overly healthy person, but I'm making it a point to make better decisions that allow for an easier transition to build up menu options that don't taste like crap.
Beef was the meat I added to this mix
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Source: Roderick A. Franklin |
The asparagus was cooked in a skillet w/ extra virgin olive oil, chopped garlic, some herbs, and half of a lemon. (I made this first so that I could use the same skillet to cook my meat, to keep dishes I have to wash at a minimum.)
These red potatoes were basically boiled in a little water to the point that they were really soft so that I could simply mash them up with a little non-lactic milk, and some herbal seasoning for taste.
The steak was medium well, with a little sea salt and ground pepper. After the steak was removed from the skillet, a little water was added along with the mushrooms to create a mushroom gravy to go over top of the steak. Salt was only placed on the steak, and some of you may prefer more salt than what was added to our dishes, but give herbal seasonings a try.
Some people just stick with salt because nothing else has ever been considered, but you may like it a lot. You don't have to go tasteless, just switch it up and then you wouldn't think of it being a decrease in salt intake, it would just be more variety for you to enjoy. Since I usually take a bit of each food item on my plate into each bite, I'm not missing salt, but I don't even use it as much because of the options I have opened myself up to. Now I appreciate them and how they enhance my meals.
I usually like to have a flavored beverage with my dinner, which will end up being spark at times. I have a fruit punch Spark earlier in the day, but sometimes I will have it with dinner when I plan to work over night so that I'm energized and alert.
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