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]]>This vegan twist on the traditional Greek dish, consisting of meat and potatoes, is hearty, delicious, and easy to make. The lentil are a protein packed substitutee for meat, and when prepared correctly, will be just as delicious, if not more.
There are so many plant-based meats on the market that taste so real and authentic, that they make making meatloaf possible for vegans. This recipe consists of fake meat, caramelized mushrooms, beams, and onions, that will crush any meat craving you have.
If you’re missing Taco Bell, this one is for you. This version of the famous fast food recipe is vegan, healthy, and much tastier. Swap out your meat for tofu of fake meat crumbles and your on your way to the best vegan Taco Tuesday of your life.
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]]>Olive oil is proven to be high in omega 3 fatty acids that contribute to overall heart. Consuming more of these fatty acids contributes to better cholesterol, and lowered risks of heart disease , heart attack, and stroke. Olive oil is also much higher in antioxidants than vegetable oil, which contributes to lower risk of certain diseases.
Olive oil is one of the finest and tastiest oils on the market, and is especially delicious when bought fresh, organically, and from a single origin such as Italy, Greece, or Israel. These regions produce some of the highest quality olive oils in the world, and are tasty in pastas, salads, and lean meat.
Olive oil has a lower smoke point than most other oils, making it a better alternative for cooking veggies and lean meats, paramount to the Mediterranean diet.
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]]>If you eat with the same people every week, consider switching up the guest list with new people! Invite acquaintances you may want to get to know better, or neighbors, or friends of fiends. You would be amazed over the quality of new connections you can make over a good meal and some wine!
Plan your dinner party around a theme and cook with your friends to get the excitement flowing in the air. For this week, try your hand at new and thrilling TikTok recipes, or a Mexican or Indian food themed Shabbat. Their are many fun and creative ways to enjoy dinner with friends, and that involves the cooking aspect!
Play games around the table, or get to know each other by having ice breakers for an interactive dinner experience. This is a great way to get to know your new guests! Once dinner is done, enjoy your wine on the couch and play charades or Settlers of Catan!
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]]>Oatmeal with a sliced banana and a drizzle of honey, for example, will be a great dose of high-fiber carbohydrates that will give you a well-needed energy boost. The added banana and honey will also boost energy levels, to keep you full and fueled before high cardio days workouts like running.
Added protein is a must for anyone training and working out. However, many do not get enough of it. That’s why it is great to have an added protein boost to not only start your day, enhance muscle recovery, and give you added energy to help sustain your workout.
Whether you have it on its own, in a smoothie, or with fresh berries and honey, low-fat greek yogurt has the added benefit of calcium and protein essential for bone health and density, which will be essential for muscle growth.
Avocado has the added benefit of healthy fats that will keep you full before a workout, and also are great for heart and cardiovascular health.
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]]>The post 3 Ways to Sneak More Protein Into Your Diet appeared first on Cooking 4 All.
]]>Add a plant based supplement to your diet and enjoy it in smoothies, shakes, bowls, and baked goods. Plant based supplements not only offer more protein, but they will also help increase your fiber and vitamin intake. This is essential for muscle recovery at the gym as well as replenishing energy levels throughout the day.
Swap out mainstream bread and pasta with those with added pea protein. Products such as chickpea pasta or lentil pasta also have the added benefit of veggies which will help increase overall veggie intake, essential to a healthy diet.
Eat more protein packed snacks throughout the day such as a packet of hummus and carrots, a handful of almonds or pistachios, or a cup of nonfat greek yogurt with a handful of berries. These sorts of snacks of nutrient dense, and the berries and nuts will add extra fiber and antioxidants to your diet, which are also great for overall health, in addition to protein intake.
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]]>Oranges an excellent source of vitamin C, a rich antioxidant that boosts immunity. Vitamin C from oranges and other citrus fruits increases the bodyβs production of white blood cells, helping fight off viruses and fluβs.
These tasty veggies are the richest source of beta-carotene, which your body converts to vitamin A, keeping the immune system and blood levels on the ball, promoting gut health and decreasing risk of vitamin A deficiency.
Carrots, loaded with vitamin C and beta-carotene, are fierce immune protectors by promoting the production of antibodies and breaking down iron to fight infection.
Super rich in vitamin C content, mangoes are a flavorful immunity booster loaded with other immune-supporting nutrients like copper, folate, vitamin E, and B vitamins.
Squashing the previous three immune boosters (pun-intended), pumpkins are rich in beta-carotene which your body turns into vitamin A, which promotes a healthy immune system. Its vitamin C helps increase white blood cell production, strengthening your immune cell army! Vitamin E, iron and folate also strengthen your immune system, adding to the many benefits if adding pumpkin to your recipes.
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]]>The post Vegan Dishes to Try if You Miss Meat appeared first on Cooking 4 All.
]]>This vegan twist on the traditional Greek dish, consisting of meat and potatoes, is hearty, delicious, and easy to make. The lentil are a protein packed substitutee for meat, and when prepared correctly, will be just as delicious, if not more.
There are so many plant-based meats on the market that taste so real and authentic, that they make making meatloaf possible for vegans. This recipe consists of fake meat, caramelized mushrooms, beams, and onions, that will crush any meat craving you have.
If you’re missing Taco Bell, this one is for you. This version of the famous fast food recipe is vegan, healthy, and much tastier. Swap out your meat for tofu of fake meat crumbles and your on your way to the best vegan Taco Tuesday of your life.
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]]>The post 3 Reasons to Add Olive Oil to Your Diet appeared first on Cooking 4 All.
]]>Olive oil is proven to be high in omega 3 fatty acids that contribute to overall heart. Consuming more of these fatty acids contributes to better cholesterol, and lowered risks of heart disease , heart attack, and stroke. Olive oil is also much higher in antioxidants than vegetable oil, which contributes to lower risk of certain diseases.
Olive oil is one of the finest and tastiest oils on the market, and is especially delicious when bought fresh, organically, and from a single origin such as Italy, Greece, or Israel. These regions produce some of the highest quality olive oils in the world, and are tasty in pastas, salads, and lean meat.
Olive oil has a lower smoke point than most other oils, making it a better alternative for cooking veggies and lean meats, paramount to the Mediterranean diet.
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]]>The post 3 Ways to Spice up Your Shabbat Dinner appeared first on Cooking 4 All.
]]>If you eat with the same people every week, consider switching up the guest list with new people! Invite acquaintances you may want to get to know better, or neighbors, or friends of fiends. You would be amazed over the quality of new connections you can make over a good meal and some wine!
Plan your dinner party around a theme and cook with your friends to get the excitement flowing in the air. For this week, try your hand at new and thrilling TikTok recipes, or a Mexican or Indian food themed Shabbat. Their are many fun and creative ways to enjoy dinner with friends, and that involves the cooking aspect!
Play games around the table, or get to know each other by having ice breakers for an interactive dinner experience. This is a great way to get to know your new guests! Once dinner is done, enjoy your wine on the couch and play charades or Settlers of Catan!
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]]>The post Going to Workout? Here are 3 Foods You Should Eat First appeared first on Cooking 4 All.
]]>Oatmeal with a sliced banana and a drizzle of honey, for example, will be a great dose of high-fiber carbohydrates that will give you a well-needed energy boost. The added banana and honey will also boost energy levels, to keep you full and fueled before high cardio days workouts like running.
Added protein is a must for anyone training and working out. However, many do not get enough of it. That’s why it is great to have an added protein boost to not only start your day, enhance muscle recovery, and give you added energy to help sustain your workout.
Whether you have it on its own, in a smoothie, or with fresh berries and honey, low-fat greek yogurt has the added benefit of calcium and protein essential for bone health and density, which will be essential for muscle growth.
Avocado has the added benefit of healthy fats that will keep you full before a workout, and also are great for heart and cardiovascular health.
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]]>The post 3 Ways to Sneak More Protein Into Your Diet appeared first on Cooking 4 All.
]]>Add a plant based supplement to your diet and enjoy it in smoothies, shakes, bowls, and baked goods. Plant based supplements not only offer more protein, but they will also help increase your fiber and vitamin intake. This is essential for muscle recovery at the gym as well as replenishing energy levels throughout the day.
Swap out mainstream bread and pasta with those with added pea protein. Products such as chickpea pasta or lentil pasta also have the added benefit of veggies which will help increase overall veggie intake, essential to a healthy diet.
Eat more protein packed snacks throughout the day such as a packet of hummus and carrots, a handful of almonds or pistachios, or a cup of nonfat greek yogurt with a handful of berries. These sorts of snacks of nutrient dense, and the berries and nuts will add extra fiber and antioxidants to your diet, which are also great for overall health, in addition to protein intake.
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]]>The post Six Orange Immune Boosting Foods for Winter appeared first on Cooking 4 All.
]]>Oranges an excellent source of vitamin C, a rich antioxidant that boosts immunity. Vitamin C from oranges and other citrus fruits increases the bodyβs production of white blood cells, helping fight off viruses and fluβs.
These tasty veggies are the richest source of beta-carotene, which your body converts to vitamin A, keeping the immune system and blood levels on the ball, promoting gut health and decreasing risk of vitamin A deficiency.
Carrots, loaded with vitamin C and beta-carotene, are fierce immune protectors by promoting the production of antibodies and breaking down iron to fight infection.
Super rich in vitamin C content, mangoes are a flavorful immunity booster loaded with other immune-supporting nutrients like copper, folate, vitamin E, and B vitamins.
Squashing the previous three immune boosters (pun-intended), pumpkins are rich in beta-carotene which your body turns into vitamin A, which promotes a healthy immune system. Its vitamin C helps increase white blood cell production, strengthening your immune cell army! Vitamin E, iron and folate also strengthen your immune system, adding to the many benefits if adding pumpkin to your recipes.
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