Tuesday, September 29, 2015

41 Healthy Things To Eat If You Absolutely Hate Salad

Just say no to leaves.

Shakshuka

Shakshuka

It can be breakfast, lunch, or dinner! Recipe here.

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Butternut Squash Mac ‘n Cheese

Butternut Squash Mac ‘n Cheese

The healthy version of Easy Mac. Recipe here.

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Almond Butter Protein Balls

Almond Butter Protein Balls

You’re crazy if you don’t whip up a batch tonight. Make them like this.

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Asparagus Fries

Asparagus Fries

A great, low-carb alternative to fast food fries. Recipe here.

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You Should Be Eating Pork And Avocado Sandwiches For Dinner

Really, it’ll make your night. This is one of five super quick dinners you can make from one afternoon of cooking.

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First, assemble your ingredients.

First, assemble your ingredients.

1. Smash the flesh of one ripe avocado with lime zest, lime juice, salt, and pepper.
2. Heat a pound of slow cooker pork.
3. Combine 1 cup roasted carrots and 1 ½ cups steamed broccoli with an easy dressing of lime zest, lime juice, garlic, olive oil, salt, and pepper.
4. Thinly slice a small heart of romaine lettuce.

You’ll also need four large pitas.

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For each sandwich, use ¼ of each ingredient. First, spread avocado on the pita.

For each sandwich, use ¼ of each ingredient. First, spread avocado on the pita.

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Add some shredded pork.

Add some shredded pork.

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38 Things You Need To Know About "Come Dine With Me"

Hour-long breaks between courses, dessert served at midnight, and fake taxi journeys.

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1. The first stage of the application process is filling out a six-page questionnaire which asks, “How competitive are you?”, “How good are you at coping with criticism?”, and “What things can irritate you when you go to someone’s house for dinner?”

2. It also asks whether you are an opinionated person, and tells you to list “some of the opinions you hold” if so.

3. The Slovakian version of the show is called Without a Napkin.

4. And the Swedish version is called Half Past Seven at My Place.

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Can We Pickle That?

For every time you have wondered.


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Can You Guess The "Friends" Season Based On Joey's Fridge?

Look, but don’t touch because Joey doesn’t share food!


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19 Insane Nutella Creations Everyone In Melbourne Needs To Know About

You may be pronouncing it wrong, but here’s how to eat it right.

Nutella Cruffin at Agathé Pâtisserie, South Melbourne

Run, don’t walk to South Melbourne Market to get your hands on this EPIC custard-filled Nutella cruffin.

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The Nut-Tellin’ Shake at Muharam Cafe, Hawthorn

Nutella shake? Yes, please! Nutella shake topped with a Nutella-filled doughnut and hundreds and thousands? You’d be nuts to pass this one by.

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Hazelnut, Nutella & Biscotti Crumble Gelato at Pidapipó Gelateria, Carlton

This cute Carlton gelateria kicks it old school with authentic, freshly churned Italian-style gelato. On our hit list? The Hazelnut, Nutella and Biscotti Crumble for the win. Um, and did we mention you can fill your cone with liquid Nutella? How is this real life?

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Nutella Banana Scroll from KWAK Scrolls, various locations

Our fave after-school treat, the scroll, has made a massive comeback in Melbourne. Now we be scrollin’ all day every day. KWAK’s Nutella banana version is damn delish.

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Monday, September 28, 2015

Kaddu ki Sabzi - How to Make Pumpkin Recipe

Kaddu ki Sabzi – How to Make Pumpkin Recipe

Pumpkin recipe also called as kaddu ki sabzi is one of my favorite. Because of it’s sweet and salty tastes I like it very much just like the tomato chutney. In North India you will find a lot of variations of this subzi, with slight differences in the ingredients or in the way it is made. Like some people prefer adding mango powder (amchur) also to bring a slight sour taste. At the same time you…

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