Sometimes, we don't have the time to research recipes and find one that is healthy, with few ingredients or that doesn't take long to make. So I'd like to offer a bunch of simple ideas for your meals that will keep you on track with your healthy eating and offer simple convenience.
Breakfast
Eggs - 2 Soft-Boiled Eggs & Half a Whole-Wheat English Muffin (Approx. 205 Calories)
Parfait - 1 Serving Vanilla Flavoured Greek Yogurt & 1/4 Cup Granola (Approx. 213 Calories)
Strawberry French Toast - 1 Slice Whole-Wheat Bread Dipped in 1 Beaten Egg & Cooked in 1 tsp Butter + 1 Cup Sliced Strawberries (Approx. 300 Calories)
Fruit & Nut Bagel - 1/2 Whole-Wheat Bagel, 1/2 Banana & 1 tbsp Natural Peanut Butter (Approx. 250 Calories)
Or 1 Serving (follow the portion guidelines!) of your favourite cereal with skim milk.
Lunch/Dinner
Cheese Quesadilla - 2 8" Whole-Wheat Tortillas, 1/4 Cup Reduced-Fat Shredded Cheddar, Cooked in Nonfat Cooking Spray with 1/4 Cup Salsa & 2 tbsp Nonfat Plain Greek Yogurt (Approx. > 400 Calories)
BBQ Chicken Flatbread - 1 High Fiber Flatbread, Pita or Wrap (Around 100 Calories Per Bread), 1/4 Cup BBQ Sauce (Any Low Sugar Variety), 1/2 Cup Chicken, Fully Cooked And Chopped Into Cubes, 1/4 Cup Shredded Mozzarella Cheese (Or Feta Cheese), 1/8 Cup Thinly Sliced Red Onion & Optional Veggies Of Choice For Additional Toppings (Approx. 300 Calories)
Grilled Cheese Sandwich - Use Whole Wheat Bread, Margarine & 1 Pre-Sliced Cheese, Skim or Reduced Fat (Approx. >300 Calories)
Any Lean-Cuisine!
Snacks
Any 100 Calorie Serving of Your Favourite Snack Food!
Any food can make a healthy meal if you eat the proper servings and measure! Try to keep each meal around 400-500 calories MAX, but do not go over 1,600 or under 1,200 if you are planning on weight loss. I personally stick to around 1,200 but I am 5', 4" and 125lbs. It depends on YOU and your lifestyle! I recommend using a calorie calculator and finding your recommended daily intake for maintenance or weight-loss.
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