One of the things I'm really really enjoying about this eating protocol is how SIMPLE it is. Two items to prep, twice a day. Not counting fruit - other than washing or cutting. I mean, how hard is it or how long does it take to whack a grapefruit in half?!
This salad is probably my favorite thing of all time.
I'm blessed to live right on the bay where we have a seafood processing business just blocks away. Fresh fish and shrimp, at my beck and call. I keep a few measured (weighed) out packages in the freezer, but get to use fresh most of the time. Lucky me!
These succulent little pink shrimp get a good rinse in the seive, then drained a few moments while I tear up lettuce from my garden that has been previously washed and rolled in a towel then refrigerated to stay crisp.
These succulent little pink shrimp get a good rinse in the seive, then drained a few moments while I tear up lettuce from my garden that has been previously washed and rolled in a towel then refrigerated to stay crisp.
Dressing? Easy breezy. A simple vinaigrette. 2 T. organic apple cider vinegar, 3-4 T. water, some stevia to taste, makes a nice sweet-sour type dressing. I throw in some dried herbs, which ever are calling my name at the time, a dash of seasalt and grind of pepper. Wah-la.
The little cup came with shrimp in it one day. It measures 1/2 c. With the lid, it makes a great little shaker for mixing this dressing. I use about half on one salad, pop on the lid and the rest goes into the refrigerator for the next salad.
So there's my #1 meal. Shrimp Salad with Grapefruit and a melba. Usually with a cup of green tea.
The melba toast is kinda fun. Sometimes I break it up and drop the little croutons over the salad, other times I just munch little nibbles inbetween bites of salad. One slice of melba doesn't look like much - it's amazing how satisfying it is.
I love to supreme grapefruit. Cutting off the outer rind, then dividing each segment by peeling off the membrane. Grapefruit is good ice-y cold from the frig, but sometimes I prefer it room temp - the flavor really comes through. I always take several good whiffs of the rind before composting it. Grapefruit has got to be the most refreshing scent of all the fruits!
I love to supreme grapefruit. Cutting off the outer rind, then dividing each segment by peeling off the membrane. Grapefruit is good ice-y cold from the frig, but sometimes I prefer it room temp - the flavor really comes through. I always take several good whiffs of the rind before composting it. Grapefruit has got to be the most refreshing scent of all the fruits!
So there's my #1 meal. Shrimp Salad with Grapefruit and a melba. Usually with a cup of green tea.
THIS IS MY IDEA OF SIMPLE!!!
And oh-so-good!
And oh-so-good!
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