Showing posts with label Om pic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Om pic. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Bhakti Bowl: Raw Fruit, Nuts, Seeds and Herbs

Bhakti means devotion, and starting your day with fresh, raw fruits, nuts, seeds and herbs is an act of devotion and service to your temple, your body.  Protein in the hemp hearts and nuts combines with vitamin and mineral dense fruits, antioxidant rich spices and herbs to create a true power breakfast

Shown: fresh pineapple, mango, papaya, apricot, strawberry, coconut, macadamia nut, walnut, tarragon.  Pictured above includes
a generous sprinkle of hemp hearts for added protein

Sunday, May 13, 2012

Baja Bowl

Short grain brown rice, black turtle beans, red and gold bell peppers, yellow and green summer squash, red onion, pepita seeds, cilantro, avocado, lime

Friday, February 17, 2012

A la Carte Menu week of Feb 13, 2012

Avocado, sprouted grain, pecan bread with a hint of extra dark chocolate

A la Carte Menu for week of Feb13, 2012

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Los Angeles Personal chef service, a la Carte Menu week of Feb 6, 2012

Salad in under 10min

spinach, baby mixed greens, radichio, Fuji apple, fig, lotus root, walnuts, garbanzo beans with a drizzle of walnut oil and a splash of Sherry vinegar

A la Carte Menu week of Feb 6, 2012


Saturday, January 21, 2012

Om A la Carte Menu for week of Jan 23, 2012

A la Carte Menu for week of Jan 23, 2012

Om Pesto Polenta Bread

Om A la Carte Menu for week of Jan 16, 2012

A la Carte Menu for week of Jan 16, 2012

Saturday, January 14, 2012

Los Angeles Personal Chef Service, A la Carte Menu for week of Jan 9, 2012


Sprouted Grain Pineapple-Pecan Upside Down Loaves

A la Carte Menu for week of Jan 9, 2012

Saturday, January 7, 2012

A la Carte Menu for week of Jan 2, 2012

Enlightened Apple Pie

A la Carte Menu for week of Jan 2, 2012

Saturday, December 3, 2011

Om A la Carte Menu for week of Dec 5, 2011


Raspberry and Pear Breakfast Bread Pudding

made with sprouted multigrain bread, nuts, fresh pears and raspberries with a touch of honey 

A la Carte Menu for week of Dec 5, 2011

Saturday, November 26, 2011

Om A La Carte Nov 28, 2011


  

Vegan Chinese Lettuce cups

tempeh, celery, lotus root, carrot, parsnip, mung bean sprout, scallion, fresh ginger, garlic and shoyu 


 Om Cooking a La Carte

Monday, November 7, 2011

Fruit Butters : Pear with Star Anise

Bartlett, Bosc and d'Anjou Pear with star anise, cardamom, cinnamon,
 a touch of citrus and a tiny drizzle of honey. Cook on stove top or in oven
on low for three-ish hours, pears will release their juices during the first hour
and over the next two will thicken into a luscious pear bliss.

Fruit butters are amazingly easy to make and as long as you use very ripe fruit
they require no added sugar. Spices are phytonutrient powerhouses, cinnamon
helps with diabetes, clove is an anti inflammatory, saffron kills cancer cells
and is an antidepressant, and the list goes on.  Fruit butters are a great way to
get concentrated doses of a spices healing powers.
Star anise contains Shikimic acid, which is extracted and used to make the
anti viral drug Tamiflu







Serve fruit butters with multi grain toast or quick breads, stir into a whole grain hot cereal or greek yogurt.
Show: Pumpkin butter, pear butter with star anise, cran-goji-blackberry sauce

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

As Addictive as Granola, But Healthier: Fruit and Nut Whole Grain Cereal

Commercially available granola is not as healthy as everyone thinks it is. All too often it contains an alarming amount of oil, sugar and salt....and please, forget about granola bars, they are even worse. Pictured is Om multi grain hot cereal with almonds, pecans, pumpkin, flax and poppy seed, Medjool dates, Mission figs, fresh apples and raspberries....needs no sweetener and milk of any kind is not necessary.


Delish with Om fruit butters such as Pumpkin or Pear Butter


Saturday, September 24, 2011

Mushrooms as Medicine

Mushroom (maitake, shiitake,crimini) Walnut and Herb Terrine
Ultra yummy, holds for about a week, excellent meat substitute and if you have a family history of cancer this should be 


A diet high in walnuts may significantly decrease a person's risk of breast cancer
- Marshall University School of Medicine
.Mushrooms as medicine is going mainstream with recent research results showing maitake and
shiitakes anti-cancer, antiviral and immune-enhancing properties, maitake may also reduce blood 
pressure and blood sugar. A seven-year study funded by the National Institutes of Health of the use of turkey tail mushroom to boost immunity in women who had been treated for breast cancer. 

"...Turkey tail mushroom has been found to be 100 per cent effective in suppressing prostate tumour development in mice during early trials, new Queensland University of Technology...."http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/05/110523091539.htm


More Links on Mushrooms as medicine:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dr-patricia-fitzgerald/mushrooms-breast-cancer_b_1070744.html
What single drug can benefit you by: 

1) supporting and strengthening your immune system
2) providing anti-inflammatory properties
3) providing anti-oxidant properties
4) restricting blood vessel growth feeding tumors ("anti-angiogenesis")
5) causing programmed cell death of cancer cells ("apoptosis")
6) providing antiviral effects
7) restricting the growth of pathogenic bacteria
8) assisting conventional anti-cancer drugs to work more effectively at lower doses

 

Mushrooms provide all these benefits, and they are not drugs. These are 'functional foods' and/or 'dietary ingredients,' which help support the immune system on a fundamental, multi-factorial level. Nature is a numbers game. We need all the support we can get as our immune systems and health are under assault from pollution, stress, contaminated food and age-related diseases as our lifespans increase.

Friday, September 16, 2011

Om Prep Kit Cooking September 12-16


 
A few simple non-recipes using this weeks Om Chef Prep kits
• Black bean bowl: Combine warmed black beans and brown rice with raw shredded cabbage, broccoli or other veggies and spinach, add Om pico de gallo and/or cilantro. Or skip the brown rice and serve with handmade corn tortillas
•Black Bean and Broccoli Stir Fried Brown Rice: saute chopped onion with brown rice add a handful of black beans and heat through, add broccoli and any other desired veggies, cook 1-2 minutes
•Black Bean Corn Salad: black beans, corn, tomatoes (and any veggies), onion, pumpkin seed
•Black bean sweet potato salad: black beans, sweet potato and a splash of olive oil
•Garbanzo and Cauliflower with Polenta: saute onion 1-2 minutes or longer, add cauliflower (and any other veggies) warm through and serve on warmed or pan fried polenta
•Garbanzo, brown rice, broccoli, and Cauliflower with walnuts, and mint, drizzle with olive oil
•Polenta with Grilled Veggies: no need to fire up the grill...turn your broiler on to high adjust rack to top position and drizzle olive oil and salt and pepper on veggies of your choice, broil 3-8 minutes, serve with polenta
Wraps and pita bread, add any mix of chopped veggies and herbs, a little bit of everything makes for an excellent wrap or pita, adding hummus or guacamole is fab as well
Salads as a Meal....add fresh herbs and nuts for extra flavor
pics and more of Cooking Om Chef Prep Kit


Cucumber and tomatoes with dill...... a simple but classic salad



Friday, September 2, 2011

Wrap for Health

 So easy with Om Chef Prep!

Begin with a whole grain or whole wheat flat bread such as lavash, tortilla, or pita....or a collard green lead, softened rice paper or lettuce leaf







add a drizzle of olive or nut oil and begin arranging an assortment of chopped veggies, leafy greens such as kale or spinach, avocado and/or hummus, add fruit such as tomato or mango, a handful of seeds such as sunflower, chia or pumpkin, fresh herbs such as basil, dill or cilantro, finish with sea salt, black pepper and/or chili flakes...and roll into a tidy, healthy salad in a wrap  
Shown: Spinach, purple potato (cholesterol lowering super food), white bean hummus, green zebra tomatoes, shredded carrot, purple cabbage, avocado, Early Girl tomato,

protect your yummy creation from drying out by wrapping in parchment, wax paper or plastic wrap.
keeps for several days in the fridge








Shown: Spinach, white bean hummus with basil, walnut, shredded carrot, shredded red cabbage, red onion

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Melon Mania

 Cantaloupe, red raspberries and mint                      













Honeydew, Thompson seedless grapes, Salmon berries, mint

Om Cooking with Om Chef Prep kits, Aug 2011

Quinoa, zucchini, red and gold tomatoes, dill, pumpkin seed, evoo, sea salt........................serve hot or cold, great as a vegetable stuffing

3 Bean and Kamut Salad:steamed whole kamut, steamed edamame and green beansslow cooked white beans and chopped raw peppers


Green beans (raw or steamed), slow cooked white beans, fresh basil and walnuts


Sea salt/Thyme roasted cauliflower
Roasted eggplant, steamed kamut, tomatoes
Mostly Veggie Pasta Salad
fresh peas, tomatoes, shredded purple cabbage, fresh basil, chopped zucchini, extra virgin olive oil, sea salt and pepper