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Mornings Made Easier

9/18/2016

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Is the start to your day crazy?
 

Maybe you get up late and are rushig to get ready for work.

Maybe you have kids that you that you need to get ready and out the door in time to catch the school bus.

Or maybe you are just trying to get off to a good start- calm, cool, relaxed.

Fuel Up!
Whatever the case may be, it is important to get get fueled up to face the day..
Just like your car doesn't run when the gas gauge registers empty- you too don't perform at you peak level if your body is not energized and ready for action.

So, make a promise to yourself- and treat your body like it desevers to be treated!  

One of the ways to do this is to get a good, healthy nutritious meal inside so you function well on the outside. 

I'd like to share a few of my favorite recipes from my book Grab & Go Breakfast Recipes  that can help you keep that promise.

Recipe Ideas:


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    Strawberry Breakfast Parfait
 
    Indredients:
     Low fat plain yogurt
     Cut up frozen strawberries
     Brown Rice Syrup
     Wheat & Barley Cereal
     Flaxseed meal and wheat germ



​Grab a glass, and cover the bottom with yogurt. Add some cut up frozen fruit.
Put on another layer of yogurt. Mix in a little bit of sweetener. Top with cereal, wheat germ and flaxseed. Mix up and eat.

Mix up your parfait the night before in a mason jar, Cover, and put in the fridge for a really easy grab and go breakfast!

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      Mango Lassie Smoothie

      Ingredients:
      
1 cup low fat plain yogurt
      1 mango- cut up
      2/3  cup  water
      Handful of ice
      Flaxseed meal and wheat germ
      Dash of cinnamon
      Dash of cardamom





The best way to make the perfect smoothie is to forget the measuring cups and rely on a little trial and error.  The ripeness of your fruit, whether it is frozen or not, and how good your blender is, all factor into the amount of time you will need to blend your smoothie. 

A good smoothie will be just liquidly enough that you can suck it up through a straw without having to strain your lungs to the point of bursting.

Toss your ingredients into your blender, liquids first, then buzz away!

If your smoothie is too thick, add more liquid, if it is too watery, thicken it up with more ice, yogurt or frozen banana.

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      No Cook Breakfast Bars
      Ingredients
      Kashi cereal
      Dates
      Nuts: Sunflower seeds, walnuts, almonds
      Optional ingredients:
      Unsweetened coconut
      Unsweetened coco powder
                                                                        Cinnamon
                                                                        Brown sugar

A great grab and go breakfast!  Make a big batch and freeze what you will not use within a few days.  You are only limited by your imagination- no specific measurements needed.  Use what you have in the pantry at the time.

Place all ingredients into a food processor to blend.  Form into bars, place on a wax paper lined cookie sheet overnight to dry. Cut into bars, wrap and freeze the extras

Well I hope I have inspired you with a few of these recipes!  
Give them a try and let me know what you think.


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