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Meal for the Week: Anti Inflammatory Recipes and Diet Foods
Meal for the Week: Anti Inflammatory Recipes and Diet Foods
Meal for the Week: Anti Inflammatory Recipes and Diet Foods
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Meal for the Week: Anti Inflammatory Recipes and Diet Foods The Meal of the Week book covers two sections, a general dieting cookbook and the anti inflammatory diet. Each section contains diets that work in helping you to build a weekly meal planner with good healthy meal ideas. Many people suffer from inflammation issues and the foods called for in the ingredients of the anti inflammatory diet section are meals that will help to avoid further aggravation. You can achieve healthy cooking from these healthy diet plans. Whether you are looking for a diet plan to help with inflammation issues or if you are looking for the best diet to help with healthy meal plans you can find a great selection of recipes to make meal planning easier.
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Release dateMay 15, 2017
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    Meal for the Week - Joeann Brewster

    Meal for the Week

    Anti Inflammatory Recipes and Diet Foods

    Joeann Brewster and Racquel Rand

    Copyright © 2013 Joeann Brewster and Racquel Rand

    All rights reserved.

    Contents

    Introduction

    Section 1: Dieting Cookbook

    Chapter One

    Low Fat Recipes: The Basic Weight Loss Recipes

    Baked Salmon

    Baked Pork (or lamb) Tenderloin

    Grilled Marinated Chicken

    (Mostly) Homemade Low Fat Vegetable Lasagna

    Baked Tilapia

    Lean Ground Beef Wrap Sandwich

    Green Peppers Stuffed with Turkey

    Chicken Cacciatore in a Slow Cooker

    Homemade Beef Stew

    Chapter Two

    Low Carbohydrate Recipes: Somewhat Misunderstood but Very Helpful for Weight Loss

    Egg Frittata

    Tuscan Chicken with Tomato-Basil Relish

    Buffalo Chicken Salad

    Low Carb Key Lime Pie

    Chapter Three

    Muscle Building Recipes to Boost the Metabolism

    Chopped Steak With Mushroom Sauce

    Thai Spiced Chicken

    Spicy Scrambled Eggs

    Muscle Building Frozen Yogurt Peanut Butter Banana

    Chapter Four

    Fish Recipes to Lose Weight

    Spicy Stir Fry of Shrimp

    Salmon with Fresh Tomato Sauce

    Baked Cod with Chorizo & White Bean

    Southern Buttermilk Catfish Fillets

    Fish Chowder

    Chapter Five

    Raw Food Diet Recipes for the Daring

    A Simple Raw Pizza

    Avocado, Banana, Chocolate Raw Pudding

    Chapter Six

    Vegetarian and Vegan Recipes for Weight Loss

    Grilled Tofu with Ratatouille Vegetables

    Slow Cooker Vegetarian Chili

    Lemon-Scented Oven-Roasted Winter Squash

    Zucchini-Corn Cannelloni

    Mixed-Grain Tabbouleh with Roasted Eggplant, Chickpeas, and Mint

    Chapter Seven

    Paleolithic Diet Recipes: Turning Back the Clock.... A Lot

    Steak Tartar

    Pork (or lamb) Chops and Sauerkraut

    Lamb in Red Wine Sauce

    Vanilla Blueberry Omelet

    Chapter Eight

    Breakfast Recipes for Weight Loss

    Oats and Raspberry Natural Pancakes

    Oatmeal-Rhubarb Porridge

    Vegetable and Ham Breakfast Slice

    Low Fat Mushroom Omelet

    Eggs Benedict Italian Style

    Chapter Nine

    Desserts for the Diet Conscious

    Cottage Cheese Dessert (and Breakfast) Pancakes

    Honey-Lime Fruit Cup

    Chocolate and Raspberry Pudding

    Apple and Blueberry Cobbler

    Appendix I:

    A Five-Day Sample Meal Plan

    Conclusion

    Final Words that are Not So Final

    Section 2: Anti Inflammatory Diet

    1)     Inflammation Problems

    The Anti Inflammation Diet

    Tips for Cooking and Eating Right When on the Anti Inflammatory Diet

    Are You Cooking Right?

    Delicious Anti Inflammatory Recipes

    2)     Baked Teriyaki Chicken

    Polynesian Chicken

    Turkey Tenderloins

    Turkey Curry

    Noodle-Free Turkey Lasagna

    Black Bean Huevos Rancheros

    Quinoa Breakfast Cereal

    3)     Hearty Bean Dinner

    Quinoa and Black Beans

    Meaty Beans and Rice

    Lentil Soup

    Chicken and Lentils

    Curried Lentils

    Maple-Flavored Salmon

    Grilled Salmon

    Baked Garlic Salmon

    Salmon Ceviche

    Mixed Veggie Salad

    Grilled Chicken Cranberry Spinach Salad

    Delicious Cucumber Salad

    Tofu Salad

    Tofu Scramble

    Baked Tofu

    Lime and Cilantro Tofu

    Tofu Watercress Salad

    Fruit Salad

    Healthy Oatmeal

    Banana Nut Breakfast Cereal

    Introduction

    Making the Commitment

    If you wish to change your lifestyle to a healthier one, nutrition is a great place to start.  One thing that helps above is planning.  If you plan your meals ahead of time, you will be less likely to cheat and will be able to stick with the plan.  The goal of this book is to provide you with a great number of nutritious recipes to help with menu planning.  You will find the recipes in this book to be the top in nutrition covering a variety of diets.  You can mix and match the recipes with great results if your goal is to live a healthier lifestyle.

    Get out your pen and paper and create the menu for the next week.  If you are new to meal planning, take it one week at a time so it will not overwhelm you.  Look through the recipes in this book and plan the suppers first, since they are the largest meals.  If you play it right, you may be able to arrange it so you have leftovers you can eat for your lunch the next day.  The recipes are easily doubled or tripled.  Next, plan the breakfasts.  Lastly plan the snacks and desserts.  This book contains several dessert, appetizer, and snack recipes.  Feel free to add to the snacks by choosing fresh fruit, raw veggies, nuts, or even leftovers.

    Once you make your menu, you need to create your grocery list.  Try to think of your favorite grocery store and create the list according to the layout of the store, that way you will not be off looking around for items on the list.  Once you get home, take a few minutes to prep the foods that need prepping to save on time during the week.  Cut up the vegetables, etc. the foods that will keep okay like that.  This will make your meals of the week easier to deal with and prepare.

    Making the Dieting a Success

    Now that you are on your way with a great meal plan, you can do a few other things to make your new lifestyle a success.  You must deal with any junk food habits you have.  If you are addicted to junk food, you will go through withdrawals.  But once you completely wean from junk food your cravings will turn to craving more nutritious foods, the very foods you find in the recipes in this book.  First, though, deal with your bad eating habits to make this dieting change a success.

    For the first 3 weeks of the diet allow yourself to eat some of the junk foods in which you are addicted.  Try to recall the last week what you ate and write it down.  Now you can make the change slowly, replacing one meal or snack of junk food every three to five days with healthier meals and snacks.  By the end of three weeks, you should be weaned from the junk foods.

    Incorporate plenty of water with your dieting routine.  Water goes well with all diets and is a requirement for your body in order to be healthy.  Without water, your body will become dehydrated.  Without plenty of water, your body will become sluggish.  Water helps to cleanse the body, making sure the digestive system runs well.  Water also helps to keep the skin clear.  If you are dieting to lose weight, water certainly helps with that.  In addition, ironically, if you are bloated with water weight, drinking more water helps your body to get rid of the bloat.

    You need to drink according to your weight.  There is a standard eight glasses of water a day that you may hear.  This is only true if you weigh one hundred twenty-eight pounds.  To calculate how much water you need a day take your body weight and divide by two.  That total is the total in ounces of how much water you need.  Say you weigh one hundred and fifty pounds, you divide that by two, and you have seventy-five pounds.  So if you weigh one hundred and fifty pounds you would need about seventy-five ounces of water a day, or about a little over nine cups a day.

    One More Thing To Make a Healthy Lifestyle

    It is hard not to discuss exercise when discussing a nutritious diet.  Diet and exercise go hand in hand when it come to your health.  The body needs physical activity in order to be in top healthy shape.  Take the time to work out in a good exercise routine at least three times a week.  If you are not accustomed to doing this, start slow.  You may find it is a tough thing to do at first, because it requires more energy than you may feel like you have.  But you will find something

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