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sarahmichigan ([personal profile] sarahmichigan) wrote2007-02-23 01:30 pm

Foodie ravings

I love it when I prepare a meal and it looks pretty, like something out of a magazine, in addition to tasting good. I love eating something that tastes so good it makes me moan with pleasure and also knowing that it's good for me as well.

So far today, I've had

Breakfast: a one-egg omelet with button mushroom slices and chopped red bell pepper, and about half an ounce of cheddar cheese on top of a buttered whole wheat piece of toast, along with a clementine and a strong cup of coffee with cream. I tell you, the red peppers and yellow egg and orange of the citrus looked mighty pretty, especially with the morning sun coming in the kitchen window.

Lunch: Mixed salad greens with chopped mushroom and red bell pepper, dressed with low-fat cottage cheese and sundried tomato salad dressing (Newman's, reduced fat), a microwave "pizetta" with tomatoes and basil, a bunch of green grapes, and a diet, caffeine free cola.

Snack: All-Bran multigrain crackers with more low-fat cottage cheese. I like the concept of a high fiber (5 grams per serving) cracker, but I wished they were a little more savory and less sweet. I think these would go better with peanutbutter or jam rather than something savory like cheese.

[identity profile] loba.livejournal.com 2007-02-23 06:49 pm (UTC)(link)
*drools at breakfast*

Had no idea you could get clementines in MI. Cool!! My breakfast this morning has been a bit boring: 2 slices of turkey bologna and some already-made muesli (with vanilla yoghurt, dried cherries and a few pecans). Oh, and a cup of Throat Coat tea. Not half as gastronomically appealing as yours, I'm afraid, but it hit the protein bill for me. Yours sounded ever so much prettier (and tastier)!! :-)

[identity profile] sarahmichigan.livejournal.com 2007-02-23 06:55 pm (UTC)(link)
I haven't had muesli in ages. Sounds good!