Menu plan (80% plus Daniel Fast approved)
I planned this menu with the goal of striving for at least six servings of veggies/fruit per day. It seems hard to reach this goal if you don't plan it out in advance. This week, our protein will mostly come from beans, fish, and nuts. It isn't 100% DFA, but you could easily modify a few things to reach that goal if you are interested. If you are thinking about a Daniel Fast, this menu would certainly help prepare you as it is mostly based in plants. You would only need to eliminate the fish, make a few small adjustments on the stir fry recipe (no alcohol or added sugar) and avoid adding cheese to the lentil casserole and baked potato.
Sunday: Whole grain cereal with fresh mango
Baked potato with baby green salad
Lentil and green bean casserole
Nectarine
Monday: Oatmeal with cinnamon and raisins
Brown rice tortilla with peanut butter and granny smith apple
Grapes
Baby carrots
Grilled tilapia with squash and zucchini
Tuesday: Whole grain cereal with banana
Brown rice tortilla with peanut butter
Clementine
Homemade trail mix (dried fruit, nuts, seeds, and grain)
Cabbage kale salad with chickpeas and pear (recipe later if this is good)
Wednesday: Oatmeal with cantaloupe
Leftover salad with grapes
Veggie tacos
Thursday: Whole grain cereal and a clementine
Leftover veggie tacos
Apple
Chinese veggie stir fry with rice
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Saturday, June 16, 2012
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Lemon Apple Veggie Juice
This juice is tart and tasty!
1 lemon
2 Granny Smith apples
1 bunch Rainbow Swiss Chard
2 handfuls parsley
2 cups of spinach
4 large carrots
It makes about 22 ounces, which is enough for two people to have a full glass.
1 lemon
2 Granny Smith apples
1 bunch Rainbow Swiss Chard
2 handfuls parsley
2 cups of spinach
4 large carrots
It makes about 22 ounces, which is enough for two people to have a full glass.
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