Thursday, July 29, 2010
Oatmeal
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
French Food at Home, Gluten Free Breakfast and Fresh Juice
Friday, July 23, 2010
Green Smoothies and Vegetables
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Clean out your fridge pasta dinner
A few days ago we made a good stir fry to use some of the organic vegetables. We used carrots, garlic scape, summer squash, mushrooms, peas, and thinly sliced beef. We served it over rice.
Making pasta or a stir fry is a great way to get extra vegetables into your meal. They can be made into easy dairy and gluten free meals and can be adapted to your favourite vegetables and to use up what your already have in your fridge. Enjoy :)
Monday, July 19, 2010
Kristi's Greek Pasta Salad Recipe
Kelsey and Kristi at her wedding in October, they share a birthday and have a lot in common. :)Kelsey waited in the line with her cousin to see the princess, it was very sweet :)My cousin Kristi gave me her famous Greek pasta salad recipe so I could make it for Kelsey's first communion lunch. I adapted it to make it gluten free with rice noodles, you can find them in your grocery store or health food store. The pasta salad was very yummy and was eaten up quickly at Kelsey's communion lunch. It was very easy to make and would be great for lunches, dinners, bbqs, camping trips, etc.
Mix together in a big bowl;
- penne pasta, I used brown rice but you could use whatever you prefer
- olive oil or grape seed oil
- club house Greek seasoning(in the shaker bottle at your grocery store), epicure also makes a Greek seasoning I think
- diced peppers(red, orange, green, yellow) whatever you would like or a combo of them
- diced red onion
- can of sliced black olives
- feta cheese, the chunk in liquid and crumble it into the salad
Cook the penne pasta and rinse, add to a big bowl, coat with oil, sprinkle in Greek seasoning to taste, add the diced peppers and onions, add your sliced black olives, crumble feta cheese in. I made this the night before her lunch and it let the flavours set in but you could eat it right away. This would be good with bbq chicken as an easy summer meal. Enjoy :{)
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Upper Canada Village
- Get a cooler backpack, we picked one up at Canadian Tire and we have used it for Disney, soccer, camping, beach, car trips,etc.
- Pack drinks; water with ice, frozen juice, enough drinks for the day. Drinks can get expensive and it is important to stay hydrated in the heat.
- Keep the cooler bag cold so everything stays fresh, little ice packs and frozen water or juice work great
- Some ideas of what to pack; cut up veggies, fruit, rice crackers, rice chips or rice cakes, gluten free muffins or breads, hummus, salsa, pickles, gluten free treats, fruit to go, organic peanut butter and jam on thin square brown rice cakes, nuts and seeds, pasta salads with gluten free noodles, bean salads, etc.
- Don't forget napkins, plates and utensils if needed
- Have fun with it; pick up your child's favourite drink, lunch or snack to make the picnic fun