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Do You Know Your Trending Fashion Food Colours?

  • Writer: Sharon Elston
    Sharon Elston
  • May 20, 2014
  • 1 min read


Trending summer colours… orchid pink, green, and bright orange!

Star of the show… fresh shelled fava beans. Lots only made a little more than 1/3 cup shelled…

My power lunch/dinner bowl: Hulled barley, fava beans, candy cane beets, butternut squash, orange bell pepper, red onion, avocado, shredded nori, roasted almonds.

Blanch beet, squash, fava beans. Take the broth and pour into a mug with a slice of lemon and or slices of ginger, lemon grass…a lovely beverage packed with nutrients!

Build Your Dinner/Lunch bowl

  1. Start with 1/2 cup cooked whole grains: hulled barley, buckwheat groats, wheat berries, quinoa

  2. Add 1 1/2 cups mixed colourful veggies…cooked or raw

  3. Add herbs or dried spices to taste (3 tablespoons fresh or 1 teaspoon dried)

  4. Freshly ground pepper is nice

  5. Drizzle any vinegar of your choice: I used brown rice vinegar in this picture

  6. add avocado, nuts, seeds or healthy oil as your fat ( 1 teaspoon oil maximum, a tablespoon of toasted seeds or nuts. If you are not watching your weight, you can have about 1/4 cup nuts a day!

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