When it comes to eating right, sometimes trying to think of WHAT to eat can be the most difficult part. That's where I come in :) I'm a fitness coach and I run health and fitness challenge groups each month on Facebook that helps motivate you through a fitness program. I add tons of tools that make it impossible for you to fail such as daily meal plans, recipes, snack ideas, tracking sheets, nutrition tips and tons more. Below I added a few of the recipes I suggest on my healthy eating challenge groups and my Drop a Dress Size group! Hope you enjoy them and, if you're interested in taking part in one of my groups, feel free to message me at info@fitfluentialmom.com or find me on Facebook and contact me there!
Breakfast Recipe
Examples
Mediterranean Egg
White Omelet
Ingredients
include 3 egg whites, 1 oz low fat or fat free feta cheese and 1 cup of
spinach. Make an omelet with the ingredients above, and add a half of a whole
grain English muffin on the side.
Strawberries ‘n
Cream of Wheat
Add
sliced frozen strawberries to a bowl of Cream of Wheat made with skim milk or
soy milk.
English Breakfast
Sandwich
Toast
a whole grain English muffin and add 2 slices of turkey bacon, 1 scrambled egg, 1 thin slice of avocado and 2 slices of tomato. Add 1 cup of
fruit on the side.
Lunch Recipe
Examples
Turkey and Avocado
Sandwich
Begin
with a six inch whole wheat pita. Fill
it with 3 ounces of turkey breast, 2 slices of avocado, 2 slices of tomato and
mustard. If you are opting for the
higher 450 calorie recipe, you would add 4 ounces of turkey, 3 slices of
avocado and 2 tablespoons of hummus as well.
Asian Shrimp Salad
Toss
4 ounces of boiled shrimp, 1 cup of shredded green cabbage, 1 cup of shredded
purple cabbage, ¼ cup of shelled edamame and ¼ of shredded carrots in a
bowl. Toss with 2 tablespoons of reduced
sodium soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of sesame oil and salt and pepper to your
liking. If you are opting for the higher
calorie count recipe, you would use 5 ounces of shrimp instead of four and
increase the edamame and carrots to ½ cup instead of ¼.
Dinner Recipe
Examples
Herbed Tilapia
Place
5 ounces of tilapia on a broiler pan.
Top with 1 teaspoon of olive oil, 1 teaspoon of lemon juice, 1 teaspoon
of rosemary, 1 teaspoon of thyme and 2 tablespoons of whole wheat
breadcrumbs. Bake at 375 degrees for
15-20 minutes and serve with ½ cup of cooked quinoa and 1 cup of steamed
spinach or steamed vegetables
Pasta Primavera
After
cooking ¾ cup of whole wheat rotini pasta, toss with 1/3 cup shelled edamame, ¼
cup corn kernels, 5 cherry tomatoes cut in half, ¼ cup sliced mushrooms and ½
tablespoon of olive oil. Season with
salt and pepper to taste. Serve
alongside a spinach, cucumber and hearts of palm salad. The increased calorie recipe includes 1 cup
of pasta, ½ cup of shelled edamame and 1/3 cup of corn kernels.
Snack Recipe Examples
Cottage cheese
& Almonds
½
cup of 1% cottage cheese with 1 tablespoon of slivered almonds on top
English Muffin Mini
Sandwich
1/2
toasted whole wheat English muffin with 1 slice of tomato and ½ slice of
reduced fat Swiss cheese on top.
Dessert
Shakeology Shake Recipes
In addition to recipes for standard meals, I also added some Shakeology because they are my favorite healthy dessert! They're also a great way to get all of your necessary nutrients in. Below are a few examples of the many Shakeology shake recipes you can make.
Peanut Butter Choco-Nana Smoothie
Add
1 scoop of Chocolate or Chocolate Vegan Shakeology, 1 tablespoon of almond or
peanut butter, ¾ almond milk and ice to your liking to a blender. Blend to your desired thickness and enjoy.
Lemonana
Mix
1 scoop of Greenberry Shakeology, ¾ cup of organic lemonade, ¼ cup of organic
rice milk, ½ a banana and ice to your liking in a blender.
In
addition to the above and other shake recipes available on Beachbody’s website,
you can also mix up your shake recipes with a squeeze of lemon, a tablespoon of
natural nut butter, a touch of cinnamon or a tablespoon of non-fat yogurt. Each of these ingredients will add taste to
your Shakeology shake and reduce the monotony of having the same shake each
day.
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