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Nutrition part II. SJC Fit Together Program. Food lab review. quinoa- 1/6 of recipe has only 142 calories Salmon- one 4 oz serving has less than 276 calories.
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Nutritionpart II • SJC Fit Together Program
quinoa- 1/6 of recipe has only 142 caloriesSalmon- one 4 oz serving has less than 276 calories
Black bean burrito-1 burrito has 370 calories(recipe makes 6), Make sure to add extra lettuce for some crunch and to fill your plate with vegetablesadd fruit salsa to complete my plate
Broccoli slaw- 1/4 of recipe has 153 calories Snap pea edamame- 1/4 of recipe has 137 calories
Two ways to make healthy meals1. Start with healthier ingredients or healthy recipes2. Modify a recipe or modify your favorite recipe to make it healthier photo from National Pork Board
Start with healthier ingredients • Fruits and Vegetable Group • Fill half your plate with vegetables, fruits or a combination of both • Make vegetables/fruits or both the base of your meal • Add fruits and vegetables as side dishes
Modify • add vegetables to any dish, sauces, soups, or use as a meat substitute • Instead of high calorie cream/cheese sauces, use herbs/spices or low-fat salad dressing • Instead of cooking in oil or butter, steam • instead of fruit packed in syrup, use fruit packed in juice or fresh or frozen fruit • Instead of nuts, use fruit or dried fruit • add fruit to salads • add fruit to low-fat muffins • Use for dessert or add to a dessert to sweeten
Start with healthier ingredients Use Lean Protein choices
Modify • instead of bacon/sausage, use canadian bacon or lean ham or turkey sausage • instead of ground beef use extra lean ground beef or skinless ground turkey • instead of meat, substitute beans, soy, or tofu • instead of beef chuck/rib/brisket use beef round or loin and trim visible fat • instead of tuna packed in oil, use tuna packed in water • instead of building your meal around meat, use lean meat or seafood as an addition to a plate filled with fruits and vegetables. • instead of one whole egg, use 2 egg white or 1/4 c egg substitute • Instead of frying, bake, grill, broil, slow cook instead
Start with healthier ingredients • Include whole grains: • Using 100% whole grain bread, pasta, flour and rice • Look for the word “whole” on the package or “100% whole wheat” from www.ChefSolus.com
Modify (Add more fiber) • Instead of pasta with white sauce/cheese, substitute whole grain pasta with red sauce or pasta with vegetables • instead of white rice or pasta, substitute brown rice, whole grain pasta, or other grains high in fiber • instead of white flour, substitute whole wheat flour or combine 1/2 whole wheat with 1/2 white flour • instead of buttered bread crumbs, substitute plain whole wheat bread crumbs, crushed cereal, or oatmeal
Start with healthier ingredients • Low-fat Dairy • Use reduced fat or low fat dairy ingredients. from www.ChefSolus.com
Modify • instead of whole milk use 1% or skim milk • instead of ice cream use sorbet, sherbet, or low fat ice cream or frozen yogurt • instead of cream cheese or cottage cheese use light or fat free variety • instead of regular cheese use low fat, part-skim or 1/2 the amount of a sharper variety of cheese • instead of sour cream or cottage cheese, use low fat variety • instead of cream, half&half, use low-fat or nonfat dry milk powder • instead of cream based soups, use a broth based soup • instead of heavy cream or whipping cream use evaporated skim milk or Cool Whip light
Start with healthier ingredients • Healthy Oils: • Healthy oils (fat) usually comes from fish, nuts, avocado, seeds, and olives. • Use a small amount of healthy oils (olive, canola, lite trans-fat free) instead of butter, shortening or lard. Using a teaspoon or brush helps control the amount of oils you are using. from www.ChefSolus.com
Modify • Instead of butter or margarine, use light trans fat free margarine, a small amount olive oil, or herbs and spices • instead of mayo, use plain yogurt, mustard or low-fat/fat-free mayo • instead of creamy salad dressings use a small amount of oil and vinegar based dressings, a light or fat-free dressing, or salsa • instead of cooking with oil or fat , use non stick cooking spray, steam, bake, broil, or grill, or cut back on the amount of oil used (choose a heart healthy oil) • instead of using oil for baking, use fruit purees like applesauce (1:1 ratio) • instead of cream sauces, use a low fat low calorie dressing
Other • Instead of sugar, use half of the amount or a sugar substitute • instead of salt, use salt-free herbs and spices • instead of canned cream soup, use low-fat cream soup • instead of sour cream use low-fat or non-fat sour cream, or fat-free yogurt • instead of baking chocolate, use 3 tbsp of cocoa powder with 1 tsp of canola oil • Instead of fried onion rings, top dishes with slivered almonds
Modify a recipe that starts with healthy ingredients Modified recipe 1 cup quinoa 2 cups cherry tomatoes, cut into quarters 2 cups minced arugula 3 Tbsp. plain greek low-fat yogurt 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice (about 1 lemon) garlic powder, 2 small shakes of the container (substitute fresh garlic at home) Original recipe, Quinoa Salad1 cup quinoa2 cups cherry tomatoes, cut into quarters2 cups minced arugula3 Tbsp. plain greek low-fat yogurt2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice (about 1 lemon)garlic powder, 2 small shakes of the container (substitute fresh garlic at home)2 Tbsp olive oil
Modify a recipe that starts with some healthy ingredients to make the recipe healthier Modified recipe 24 oz broccoli slaw 1tb canola oil 1/4 cup red wine vinegar 1 tb soy sauce 3tb white sugar 3 green onions, thinly sliced 1/4 cup thin sliced almonds 1/2 c chopped fresh cilantro (leaves only) Original recipe, mayo free broccoli slaw 8 oz broccoli slaw 1/4 cup canola oil 1/4 cup red wine vinegar 1 tb soy sauce 6 tb white sugar 3 green onions, thinly sliced 1/3 cup thin sliced almonds
Modify another recipe to make it healthier Original recipe box of brownie mix 2 eggs 1/4 cup oil 1/2 cup water Modified recipe box of brownie mix 2 eggs- could use 4 egg whites or 1 egg+2egg whites) 1/4 cup applesauce 1/2 cup water
Modify a recipe to make it healthier ? Fried Chicken Superb 1 whole fryer chicken 1/2 c flour 1/2 c bread crumbs 1/2 c grated parmesan cheese 2 Tbsp water black pepper 1 beaten egg 1/2c butter Coat chicken with flour, salt, pepper. Dip chicken in egg/water mixture, then roll in bread crumbs parmesan cheese mixture. Sauté chicken in melted butter until golden brown on all sides. Lower heat and cook uncovered, turning occasionally until fork-tender and brown.
You can google to find recipe substitutions, search for healthy recipes on-line, or come up with your own healthy creations that tastes great! Remember, portion control when eating healthy recipes.
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