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INGREDIENTS 150g of napa cabbage 60g of chicken fillet 60g of carrots 3 sprigs of spring onion A small piece of ginger root (about 2cm) 4 small chili peppers 1 tablespoon of sugar 3 tablespoons of soy sauce 1 teaspoon of sesame oil 1 tablespoon of white wine vinegar PREPARATION 1. Combine the vinegar, soy sauce, sugar, and sesame oil. Mix everything well. 2. Slice the napa cabbage and carrot into thin strips. Cut the chicken fillet into small pieces. Chop the chili peppers with the seeds. Cut the spring onion into 3cm strips. 3. Grate the ginger with a large-hole grater. Combine all the ingredients and dress the salad. brightside.me

The Italian Diet: 100 Healthy Italian Recipes to Help You Lose Weight and Love Food  Do you love food but want to lose that excess weight? Celebrating the wealth of delicious ingredients that are naturally enjoyed by the Italians, Gino D'Acampo has gone back to his roots and chosen healthy and satisfying recipes that can be eaten with a clean conscience. The Mediterranean diet is made up of fresh fish, lean meats, pulses, olive oil, and a feast of fruits and vegetables, which explains why people who live there are thinner, healthier, and live longer. Leading dietitian Juliette Kellow analyzes each of GIno's recipes and constructs meal plans to help lose weight.

Do you feel sad when hearing the words ’healthy diet’? Yes, it’s important to eat healthy meals, but do we really need to deny ourselves delicious food? Today, we at Bright Side are going to prove that healthy and flavorless meals aren’t synonymous. Try making your favorite Italian dishes with more healthy ingredients and enjoy their wonderful taste! 1. Spaghetti with pistachio nuts, pesto, and spinach 2. Low-calorie fettuccine Alfredo 3. Healthy risotto 4. Rigatoni with eggplant and cheese 5. Chicken saltimbocca brightside.me

These 50 tips will help you to eat only healthy meals and keep you feeling your best.  1. Use a spray bottle for oil. To put exactly the amount of oil that you need in a frying pan, use a cooking spray. You can easily buy these in any supermarket. If you don’t have such a utensil, use a wide pastry brush. 2. Fry with broth, not oil. Frying with broth is one more way to make your meals healthier. Two tablespoons of any broth will be enough. Although there is also some fat in broth, it’s much healthier than oil. 3. Use natural yogurt instead of store-bought sauces. Forget about the sauces you buy in supermarkets, because there are enormous amounts of additives and preservatives in them. You can easily make a homemade sauce from yogurt. 4. Add sesame seeds to your diet. Sesame is rich in calcium. Garnish your salads and other dishes with sesame seeds to make them healthy and visually appealing. 5. Cook in the oven. Forget about frying if you have decid...

Dinner is a very important meal, and you shouldn’t skip it, even if you are on a diet. A perfect dinner that is good for your health is both light and nourishing. 1. Fish with asparagus beans INGREDIENTS 150 g of fish Spices, according to taste 1 lemon 200 g of asparagus beans 1/2 teaspoon of salt 20 g of butter 1 teaspoon of lemon juice 2 tablespoons of parsley PREPARATION 1. Wash the fish. Place it in a pan of boiling salt water and simmer for 10 to 15 minutes. You can also add lemon and some sprigs of spice. 2. Wash the asparagus beans and put them in a pan of water. Add some salt and bring the beans to a boil. Do not cover the pan. 3. Simmer the beans until they get soft, then drain them into a colander. To let the beans retain their green color, place them in cold water for a couple of minutes. 4. Drain the water and heat up the asparagus beans to allow the water to evaporate. Before serving, add the butter, salt, pepper, parsley and ...

Full of many healthy goodies, peanut butter energy balls are exactly what you want to be snacking on!  Introducing – The easiest snack you’ll ever make!  Made with all healthy ingredients and refined- sugar free.  These energy balls will satisfy all your late afternoon cravings. This same recipe exists already on the blog, deep down in the archives.  Actually one of the first things I ever shared here on The Well Floured Kitchen.  I had made square energy balls, which is still an option.  Yet, most people are looking for round energy balls, so I thought it might be time for an update. I did change one thing about them.  The amount of honey has been reduced to 1/3 a cup.  I was so happy to find that they are still sweet enough to appease my nagging sweet tooth.  Also, did I mention the hint of chocolate?  I used a couple tablespoons of my Navitas cacao powder – my favorite and I highly recommend it.  But these can de...

Healthy Spring Recipes ~ TULIP TOMATOES Do you need something pretty for  Mothers Day Brunch, or a Garden Party?  These beautiful tulip tomatoes serve as both a eye catching table decor and a yummy veggie tray at the same time.  I love the colors and how fresh and healthy they look, almost to pretty to eat. To make a mixed bouquet you could use some yellow grape tomatoes too. These look great on a white serving tray. INGREDIENTS Yields: 15 tulips, Ready in 30 minutes 15 Large Cherry Tomatoes 16 stalks of chives 8 oz. cream cheese 1 cucumber 1 teaspoon dried basil Salt and pepper PREPARATION 1. With stem side down, cut a cross in the top of each cherry tomato (about 3?4 down the tomato). 2. Using a spoon (grapefruit spoon works very well) to gently scrape out the tomato seeds. 3. Take a grilling skewer or toothpick and make a hole where the stem currently is. You may need to twist the skewer in a circle a few times to make room for th...

Yup.  this totally happened.  And you know what?  these were actually really easy to make. These healthy Firecracker popcicles have no artificial colors, no added sugar and can be made vegan.  I used cows milk, but any type of milk can be used.   The only sweetener is fruit. I am afraid that these aren’t exactly like the real thing.  You see, I have never seen a blue raspberry in my life.  So I used blueberries instead. If you want to make homemade popcicles this summer, I highly suggest buying some silicone popcicle molds.  They are not expensive, and you can get really creative with them.   I use these . When I made these popcicles, I made 1 layer at a time, and then froze that layer.  Each layer only took a few minutes to make.  So, all in all, these pops didn’t require much prep time. If I were to make these again, I would add some lemon juice to the blueberry mixture.   Also, the red layer does not...