And that's just for lunch and dinner. I'm thinking sweet potatoes for breakfast. I made a huge pot of soup using veggies from the garden mostly. This has white lima beans, purple barley, onion, eggplant, collard greens, leeks, mushrooms, 2 cans of garden tomatoes, broccoli, and italian spices. I froze it into several containers to eat during the week. I still have some containers from my last batch of soup so I can have some variation. Here's my plan for the week--don't know if I will like it, I'll know tomorrow--brekky will be sweet potato topped with bean soup--I'm usually hungry after exercise class. Here's an example from today's lunch:
This also has banana, fresh ginger and cilantro. It tasted quite good.
Lunch and dinner will be salad (cabbage, spinach, lettuce, broccoli, cauliflower, seed mixture, vinegar) topped with squash, soup, apple, and pomegranate seeds, and probably some fresh ginger. The squash I'm hoping will be easy to prepare, just baking in the oven. I'll microwave it to heat it up. I have no idea what this will taste like, but I expect it will be pretty good. I mean, almost any mixture of veggies and fruit and greens tastes good.
Here's a quickie large salad I made tonight: cabbage, spinach, romaine, broccoli, then some pomegranate seeds, seed mixture, and fruit-infused vinegar.
Here's one of my most favorite treats. I ate this yesterday while making house mate's smoothies. It's just frozen mango, frozen blueberries, and a little d'angou pear vinegar (optional). I love this. It's easy to make thoroughly enjoyable food out of simple ingredients.
