Showing posts with label omega 3 fatty acids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label omega 3 fatty acids. Show all posts

Sunday, 31 March 2019




Cake with almond and poppy seeds



Grounded poppy seeds give a pleasant oily taste to the cake. It can be used for celebration. I have baked it in a heart shape baking tin, covered with melted chocolate and decorated it with almonds.
Poppy seeds contain anti-oxidant, dietary fibre. They are good source of B complex vitamins and high level of minerals. These are beneficial for the whole human body. Almonds contain omega 3 fatty acids. It is an appetising gluten-free cake.

Ingredients

1 mug is approximately 250 ml

½ mug
3
30g
1 mug
½  mug
1 mug
1 tsp

Custard sugar
Eggs 150
Unsalted butter
 Almond flour
Milk
Grounded poppy seeds
Baking powder



 For the top

150g
Melted dark chocolate
18
Almonds

Method

Preheat the oven 180oC
Oil and flour a (20-25cm diameter) baking tin.
Place the ingredients into a medium mixing bowl beat with the electric hand whisk until it gets fluffy and smooth.
Transfer the cake mixture into the prepared tin.
Bake it 30-35 minute.
Advise:
Do not add the whole amount of milk at the same time because if the cake mixture is soft stop adding more milk.

Thursday, 15 June 2017





Food plan for a hot summer day
Ms H

Food
Ingredients
Calorie content Kcal
Nutrients
Start of the day:
Freshly squeezed
Lemon juice with
Look warm water

Breakfast :
Toasted nuts and seeds cereal with
Plain yogurt


Coffee with skimmed milk















Snack:
Slice of watermelon









Lunch:
Gazpacho with toasted bread
















Snack:
Aubergine dip with
carrot and celery sticks







Dinner:
Moroccan Spiced
Salmon

Glass of chilled white wine

1 lemon
100ml water




80g of cereal consisting
pumpkin seed
sunflower seed
linseed
almond




























¼ red onion
1 cove of garlic
½ red pepper
½ yellow pepper
200g cucumber
200g tomato
1tbsp vine vinegar
1tbsp olive oil
small  amount of basil
2 slices of
gluten-free wholemeal baguette toasted




1 aubergine
small onion
1 clove of garlic
 ½ tbsp olive oil
50g soured cream
salt
pepper
2 carrots
2 celery sticks





Moroccan spices
 1 skinless salmon
garlic
50g couscous
5g sultana
5g prunes
5g flaked almonds

50 kcal







480 kcal























150 kcal





















450 kcal


















220 kcal


















480 kcal






















Total : 1830 kcal
Antioxidant, vitamin C,
anti-inflammatory



Provides fibre (keeps bowels healthy), carbohydrates provide energy and proteins provide essential amino acids.
Consists of essential
minerals and vitamins.
Plain yogurt is 85% to 88% water. You’ll get calcium, vitamin B12 riboflavin and probiotics.



92% of water. It is a good source of vitamin C and, also has lycopene, an antioxidant that may help protect against heart disease and some types of cancer.


Cucumber is packed with mineral rich fluids and keeps the body well hydrated.
Tomato and pepper are packed with  health enhancing  nutrients.





Rich in fibre helps remove toxins
Celery has its
anti-inflammatory  effect












Salmon is essential to a good diet it contains omega 3 fatty acids, vitamins and minerals
Couscous provides vitamin B carbohydrate and protein  















During the day drink plenty of water and drink a glass of water half an hour before your meal.  During the day try to avoid consumption of alcohol because it increases the dehydration.  The food plan contains a glass of wine in the evening meal for relaxation. Enjoy these healthy dishes!

Thursday, 2 March 2017


Quinoa Salad
Ms H

Quinoa is a trendy new super food. It is an Andean plant, which is originated in the area surrounding Lake Titicaca in Peru and Bolivia. It was the main diet of the Incas and their descendants.
Quinoa is great wheat-free alternative to starchy grains, the least allergenic of all grains, making it a fantastic gluten-free choice.
Nutritional values:  protein, dietary fibre, omega 3 fatty acids,
minerals; phosphorous, manganese, magnesium, copper, iron, zinc, potassium and small amount of calcium,
vitamins; folate, vitamin B1, B2, B6, B3, vitamin E,



Ingredients 2-3 persons

quinoa
¾ cup  cooked
red onion
1 chopped 
cucumber
1/2  chopped
apple
1 chopped
olives
5-10
walnuts
10
sunflower seeds
1 small hand
olive oil
2 tbsp
lemon juice freshly squeezed
½
ruccola
handful


You cook the quinoa in 2 cups of slightly salted water about  15-20 minutes. You can use stock solution instead of water.
Chop the ingredients and add to the cooked quinoa.
Sprinkle the olive oil and the lemon juice on the salad 
Sprinkle the ruccola to the top.
Stir the salad before you serving.