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Ensalada de Col Rizada y Toronja

Ensalada de Col Rizada y Toronja

Soy un gran fan de la toronja y hace que esta ensalada de col rizada sea muy deliciosa. Me gusta usar la cola de Lacinato, porque tiene hojas más suaves, pero también luce bien para las miradas, a veces agrego algunas hojas de la col rizada púrpura rusa a este plato. Y por supuesto, si usted está pasando por el tratamiento de cáncer sea cómodo con usted sí mismo y compre ensalada de col rizada pre cortada. No te preocupes por las hojas que son duras. Si usted rocía aderezo a las hojas de col rizada y dejar reposar durante unos 30 minutos, se suavizaran sus hojas. Mezcle con el feta y toronja justo antes de comer.

Prep: 20
Thai-style Savory Coconut Quinoa

Thai-style Savory Coconut Quinoa

Quinoa may be from South America, but this Thai-Style Savory Coconut Quinoa certainly proves it to be a cross-cultural superstar when introduced to the spices and flavors of Thailand's cuisine. This dish is super easy to make and oh so yummy to eat. Delicious and mellow straight out of the pot, you can stir in as much, or as little of the spicy Sriracha infused sauce into the quinoa as you can take, especially if you're trying to blast away the chemo-palate blahs.

Prep: 15 Cook: 40
Basic Steamed Millet

Basic Steamed Millet

Millet is an ancient grain that was a staple through much of Europe before the use of rice spread in the 15th century. It is still a staple in much of the world particularly in Africa and India, where it has the reputation to be a warming food. Wholegrain millet is extremely nutritious, rich in minerals like selenium, phosphorous and magnesium and also in B complex vitamins. It makes a great substitute for couscous, bulgur or even quinoa. Steamed millet needs toasting before cooking to bring out its full flavor, so don’t skip this step. It’s best not to crowd the grains when you do this, so as here, use a bigger wider pan than the quantity might seem to need.

Prep: 40 Cook: 40
Ensalada Radicchio con Remolacha y Avellanas

Ensalada Radicchio con Remolacha y Avellanas

Esta Ensalada Radicchio con Remolacha y Avellanas se ha convertido en un favorito en mi casa. Aunque el concepto de los vegetales rojos parece ser un poco difícil de alcanzar, una vez que se parea el amargo radicchio rojo con las dulces remolachas rojas y las suaves avellanas tostadas para hacer esta gran ensalada todo se vuelve delicioso. No sólo es bonito de ver pues también le alimentará. Como la escarola que es otro favorito vegetal amargo, el radicchio es un miembro de la familia Chicory muy rica en vitaminas, en particular K y un sin número de minerales. Con las remolachas y las avellanas tienes una ensalada que es una sabrosa comida nutritiva.

Prep: 20 Cook: 25
Chestnut Stuffed Sweet Potatoes

Chestnut Stuffed Sweet Potatoes

This rich holiday side is truly delicious. Starting with baked sweet potatoes, this chestnut stuffed vegan treat is very easy to make, and is a lighter, gluten-free option compared to a more traditional chestnut stuffing. It is also a good Holiday option for those on a bland diet. Although you can boil or roast fresh chestnuts for this, we find that the vacuum-packed ones work really well and save a lot of fiddly peeling. We do recommend using good extra virgin olive oil to mash into the potatoes as its peppery flavor adds depth to the sweetness of the potatoes and the richness of the chestnuts.

Prep: 15 Cook: 60
Lemony Celery Root & Chickpea Soup

Lemony Celery Root & Chickpea Soup

Celeriac or celery root is a knobby member of the celery family. Quite frankly, it’s a pretty ugly looking veggie, but don’t be swayed away. As it’s name implies, it has a wonderful almost pungent celery flavor. It is low in carbs, and is often used raw in winter salads, sliced very thin and julienned, added sparingly to flavor to soups and stews, and to liven up and lighten up mashed potatoes. In this quick and easy vegan chickpea soup, it is the star. When cooked slowly, celeriac becomes sweet, and is a perfect partner for nutty chickpeas. Lemon juice adds a little zing. Stir in the bright taste of gremolata before serving.

Prep: 15 Cook: 60