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Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Salad Recipes Satisfaction healthy meals in All In one

Salads are packed with nutrients that what unwanted additional weight gain can provide all us with our daily nutritional needs without fear. They are very easy to make and healthy alternatives to fast food take outs for busy people who are always on the go.

We can have it packed for a light lunch at work; to help us with the right amount of energy we all day to keep going. The good news is that there are many salad recipe-s we can find on the Internet, give us plenty of salad dishes that we have for each day of the week.

Salads are a great way to help, their vegetables began our children eating recipe-s, which especially concocted for children.

Salads for lunch and dinner

With some light and during day satisfaction layers can our energy boost; during dinner can light salad us a good nights sleep without feeling every hunger Pang in night or suffering indigestion due to heavy dinner were we right before bedtime.

We dont have to go with the usual salad recipe-s carried out basically with lettuce and tomatoes; We can try different vegetables and. We can also check out different chicken and seafood salads like shrimp, trying to make salads more flavorful and appetizing salads.

A simple shrimp salad, tomatoes, paprika plus herbs of our choice, threw in extra virgin olive oil can already for a light but satisfying meal, the us up to our next mealtime above tide can.

Broccoli, mixed with slices Bacon, cheese and onions, tossed in a Federation of Mayo, vinegar and sugar on the other hand, can help us often dreaded broccoli seem more attractive for our children to make.

Salads for Weight loss

Salads are a great way for us to lose weight. As mentioned, with nutrients to us go the day keep packed and still they are easy enough to keep help us our caloric intake under control.

Low-calorie salad-recipe-s are available online, so now we can try some of these to help s to create a healthy menu for the week with different recipe for every day of the week.

ENTR?e salads are meals perfectly and you are healthy for us, you can as cheaper than most other regular courts. Whats more, you must cast not always salads; We can try Salad Wrap salads for more variety.

We can kommen-Up with our own recipe s healthy salads and using of fat - free or light ingredients for our dressing, such as fat - free sour cream and light mayonnaise, we can whip up salad perfect for our Weight loss-menus.

If we want to mix of chicken in a small amount we should not forget, are on the skin and breast parts use because it less fat-Ty as other chicken are parts. Throw in like cashew nuts can add the taste.


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Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Sweet and Sour Pork Tenderloin Medallions – Half the Fat All the Inauthenticity

Whenever you see those headlines like, "Worst Take-Out Food Choices Ever," on the various websites, you can be sure that sweet and sour pork will be near the top of the list. 

Thats because its usually made from fatty pieces of pork shoulder, cut into cubes, dipped in a thick batter, deep-fried, and finally coated with a super-sugary, thick, starchy sauce.

Im no shrinking violet around high-calorie food, but classic Chinese-American take-out sweet and sour pork is basically deep-fried, sugar-coated, fatty pork chunks. And yes, once in a while, its pretty damn awesome (like twice a decade).

For a more reasonable way to enjoy the same basic flavors, I think this pork tenderloin version is a nice alternative. As I say in the video, pork tenderloin is lean, very easy to cook (as long as you can get past those ridiculous fears about slightly pink pork), and the sauce takes about two minutes to prep.

By the way, this is not simply fake Chinese food; its actually fake, fake Chinese food. The aforementioned death nuggets we call sweet and sour pork are not even remotely close to any kind of authentic sweet and sour preparation in real Chinese cuisine. Or at least that’s what I heard Anthony Bourdain say one time. Now thats research.

Anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed this plate of florescent food, and if youre a fan of the Chinese take-out version, I believe you will too. Also, I would suggest tossing in some green onions (the white parts) along with the garlic, and save the green tops to garnish with as I did with the chives. Enjoy!



Sweet and Sour Pork Tenderloin Ingredients:
For the sauce:
1/3 cup ketchup
1/3 cup seasoned rice vinegar
reserved pineapple juice from can
2 tablespoons brown sugar
4 cloves minced garlic
1/4 cup chopped green onions, white parts, optional
2 teaspoons Asian hot chili sauce (sambal or sriracha), or to taste
1/4 cup water or chicken broth to thin sauce
1 teaspoon soy sauce, or to taste
For the pork medallions:
1 pork tenderloin, trimmed, cut, flattened into four medallions
salt and fresh ground black pepper as needed
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 teaspoon butter
1 can (8-oz) pineapple chunks, drained, juice reserved
4 cups cooked white rice
2 tablespoon chopped green onion tops or chives to garnish

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Sunday, February 23, 2014

How I Would Wear It 7 For All Mankind Rachel Bellbottoms


{7 For All Mankind Rachel Bellbottom, petite, $169}

Preface:
I remember watching some story on 20/20 as a kid about how almost every currency bill in circulation is laced with trace amounts of cocaine from all the hands of drug addicts theyve encountered. It got me wondering, what ELSE is on my money? In an effort to appease my OCD hand washing complex, I decided the best thing to do with my money was to get rid of it as fast as I got it. And thus, an addiction to shopping was born. 

As much as I love(d) dropping my hard-earned money on a fabulous pair of shoes or a dress so sick it will make you vomit, you might be surprised to know I still struggle with the concept of paying more than $100 for denim. In fact, it was only last year that I bought my first pair of designer jeans: Citizens of Humanity dark wash flare legs for around $170. (I can hear Kyle rolling his eyes in disgust already.) 

I dont wear jeans much anymore--my office only allows them on Friday and I refuse to cover my legs in the summer--so it seemed a bit extravagant. AND IF THERES ONE THING IM NOT, ITS EXTRAVAGANT!!!!!

But like I said, I did buy a pair last year that Ive grown to love. The wash is perfectly dark blue and the flare is just enough without conjuring up images of Jan Brady. To make matters worse, theyre actually really comfortable. So I bought them. I bought them hard and I bought them good. What complicated things, though, was the length. 

Are you under 58"? Have you ever tried on designer jeans?? Did you find yourself swimming in superfluous yards of fabric, wondering what kind of beanstalk GIANT these things were actually made for??? Did you consider having that surgery where they break your knees and make you 4 inches taller??? If you answered yes to any of these questions, welcome to the club, because thats the very thought process I went through as I tried on pair after pair of designer jeans. 

"You can get them hemmed at a tailor," suggested the TALL salesgirl. 

"Well, I would," I told the salesgirl, "but if I got them hemmed to fit my short, stubby body, then the leg would no longer be a flare, now would it?!"

After that she stopped being helpful; Ill never figure out why. 

ANYWAY, thats a really long-winded way of telling you how excited I was to find that perennial denim favorite, 7 For All Mankind, has started making its Rachel Zoe-inspired Rachel Bellbottom in a petite. Ive been lusting after these for a while with their great dark wash and fitted-through-the-knee giganto flared leg, and now I could actually wear them (with heels OR flats) and feel good about ridding myself of my drug money. 

Lets start with the shoe, since, after all, Ive been confined to wearing jeans with heels most of my life, due to my aforementioned height deformity. Clearly the idea is to wear a flat, and though the idea of me in a flat seems almost sacrilege, I love this one by Sam Edelman:



{Sam Edelman Exie Sandals, $120}

Theyre a little bit Rock N Roll, a little bit dangerous weaponry. And since I wont be stepping on the bottom of my jeans, the back of the sandals can finally have their moment of glory.

To bring a punch of color to the look (it is summertime after all), I love this Zara top with the bold orange on the bottom:


{Zara Combination top, $39.90}

As a petite gal, its important to make sure passers-by know that you do, indeed, have a torso. Im suffering from a mild obsession with leopard at the moment, and since I think orange and leopard are practically neutrals when paired together, chances are quite good that Id tuck the front of the top into the jeans. This one is perfect for all of the above reasons:


{7 Hill Belt, $32}

With such a simple neckline, this look is crying out for a fabulous necklace. This one has just the right combination of color, making it perfect for a casual look like this, and just as easy to dress up with a slutty nighttime outfit:


{Tinley Road Necklace, $38}

With a statement necklace, belt, and shoes, you may feel as though Id be done, but Im not!!! For a touch of whimsy, I love these crab earrings by Betsey Johnson (and not just because theyre my zodiac sign):


{Betsey Johnson Crab Studded Earrings, $30}

Speaking of zodiac signs, I got a birthday coming up. Mightnt these make a nice present, KYLE?!?!?!

I feel pretty good about this look and what it says to the world. 

"SUCK IT, TALL BITCHES," is what its saying, by the way. 

Are there any other shorties with this designer denim problem? Have you figured out a way to remove the extra length without destroying the shape of the leg?? Do you plan on wearing those crab earrings and telling people "I got crabs!" like I do???



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Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Christmas Threw Up All Over My Apartment

Like many of you, this past weekend I spent my time (and money) whipping our apartment into Christmas hell! In a good way, though. While there are plenty of other touches I havent included (including the THREE bottles of Bath & Body Works hand soap--Peppermint Stick, Vanilla Bean Noel, and Winter Candy Apple, to be exact--for our TWO sinks), these are some of my favorite.
{Nothing says "Christmas" like noisy crap on the door!}
{The centerpiece I pulled together with these amazing boxes from Container Store}
{The cutest Kleenex box of all time and most adorable candle holder of at least the past decade.}
{Pink icicles on my all pink Christmas tree}
{Towels for decoration only. Kyle knows all too well these arent for drying wet hands.}

What are your favorite ways to decorate for Christmas??
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