What I ate today:
Half a healthy extra B
One of the veg traybake and chickpeas portions, reheated with cheese melted on top. Odd, I know, but it was actually very tasty.
One of the veg traybake and chickpeas portions, reheated with cheese melted on top. Odd, I know, but it was actually very tasty.
One healthy extra A and one syn for salad cream
Later on, I had a nectarine, an easy peeler and my second healthy A in the form of a nibble of cheddar.
And
It
Was
Delicious
Not shown in the photo was a vegetable gravy which was so good, I'm making it again. Best, being a vegetarian, will really love it too. I'll reproduce it at the bottom of this post.
The plateful you can see filled me up. I have another plateful more or less the same (more red cabbage) to warm up and have as an easy meal tomorrow and there's things left over - two potatoes, two carrots, one red onion, some green beans, some fresh herbs, a bit of a stock cube and mushrooms - chestnut which is what I always get. This is all stuff I buy regularly so they will not be wasted.
No dessert - no room.
Summary:
two healthy extra As
half a healthy extra B
one syn
My meal plans for tomorrow:
B: breakfast toastie, mushrooms and tomatoes
L: Spanish tortilla, salad; fruit
D: same as today
Exercise: Groove class and the walk there and back.
You need:
some chopped onion, carrot and mushrooms
spray oil
part of a stock cube or powder
tomato puree
tamari (a sort of soy sauce - you could use that or some Henderson's instead)
water
No need for salt as the stock and the tamari are salty
And some sort of blender - I used my stick blender.
Spray a non stick saucepan, add the mushroom, carrot and onion and let them sizzle over a medium heat.
After five minutes or so, add some tomato puree and cook for another couple of minutes.
Crumble in the stock, add the tamari and some water, bring to a simmer and cook until the veg have softened.
Blend to smooth with a stick blender or similar, adding a bit more water if needed. Reheat and serve.
The veggie gravy sounds delicious, I'll have to try it. xx
ReplyDeleteNormally, I find veggie gravy a bit too sweet but the mushrooms (chestnut ones) gave it a very 'meaty' sort of flavour. I'm never making another kind of veggie gravy again and I am umming and aging about making a patch for the freezer. xx
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