Figure 1. Breakfast: a bowl (x2) of Kashi Indigo Morning, Kashi 7 Whole Grain Flakes, a sliced
banana, and cow's milk.
Figure 2. Mid-morning post-run snack: banana.
Figure 3. Lunch: a spinach salad topped with leftover yellow and green bell peppers, cashews, and leftover homemade baba ganoush with a side of celery and carrot sticks and peanut butter. PS baba ganoush is wonderful and makes a great salad topping.
Figure 4. Afternoon snack: a Gala apple, homemade pumpkin pie roasted almonds, and a cran-raspberry sparkling water.
Figure 5. Pre-dinner indulgence: red wine.
Figure 6. Dinner: an ugly, but delicious salad beast. Spinach, roasted asparagus, grape tomatoes, carrots, cashews, sharp cheddar cheese, leftover indian-spiced rice, all drenched in leftover homemade lemon-oregano vinaigrette.
Figure 7. Dessert: dulce de leche sugar-free pudding and whipped cream!
And that concludes another What I Ate Wednesday (featuring what I ate Tuesday, October 9).
Figure 7. Dessert: dulce de leche sugar-free pudding and whipped cream!
I'm a fool for salad and both of yours look wonderful!!
ReplyDeletehaha im a food for salad too!
DeleteMmmh, everything looks great! Which recipe did you use for the baba ganoush? I've never had it before.
ReplyDeletei used this one: http://www.thehealthyeverythingtarian.com/make-it-yourself-baba-ganoush/
DeleteAwesome! I've only tried making one recipe and it flopped, but yours looks great. Can't wait to test this one out - I've been meaning to find another one to try!
Deletedo it. i made it for my housewarming party (post to come next week!) and have been digging on the leftovers all week.
DeleteYour salad looks delicious!! I'm thinking some roasted brussel sprouts would be a perfect add in as well :)
ReplyDeletein my world, any kind of roasted veggies are a great salad addition.
DeleteI love all of your salads. I have to start thinking out of the box more.
ReplyDeleteI always love your cereal bowls in the morning. So pretty! That salad beast looks awesome too.
ReplyDeleteStrange observation. You have two hair ties on your wrist in the picture with the banana. Do you wear them all of the time? People back in high school always made fun of me because I would always have a few spare hair ties and headbands around my wrist at all times. You can never be too prepared! :)
i do wear them all of the time. in regular life i always wear my hair down, but when i'm around the house i'll put it up - same with working out. got to alway sbe prepared!
DeleteHappy WIAW! Homemade pumpkin spice almonds sounds so tasty. I like both your lunch and dinner, I often make meals that look just like that. :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm convinced that we would make horrible roommates because we'd always be stealing each others food. Loveeeeee all your eats, and that pudding and whipped cream are the perfect way to end a day.
ReplyDeletehaha i think we would steal each other food. you're right. pudding inspiration is straight from you doll.
Deletehomemade baba ganoush sounds drool worthy! yum!
ReplyDeleteI love baba ganoush as a salad topper!!
ReplyDeleteyou've tried it? i put it on there on a whim - turns out it is delicious!
DeleteOh man oh man. Nothing I love more than cutting up a fresh banana in my cereal. Looks like a very yummy day of eating!
ReplyDeleteMmmmm, baba ganoush! I love putting unconventional things on salad as dressing.
ReplyDeleteme too!
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