Showing posts with label avocado. Show all posts
Showing posts with label avocado. Show all posts
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Salad Season II


Filet mignon, avocado, marinated red onion and mushroom, steamed purple potatoes, carrots,
black lentils, blue cheese crumbles on a bed of mixed greens.
Lightly dressed with a fresh herb (thyme, rosemary) and red wine vinaigrette
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cancer fighters,
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010
It's Salad Season!
avocado, early girl tomatoes and marinated red onion in a pomegranate vinaigrette
quinoa, artichoke hearts, roasted corn, grape tomato with Lime cilantro vinaigrette
more salads here
Om Chef downtown L.A. enlightened omnivore clients will find all ingredients for these salads cleaned and chopped in labeled glass containers conveniently located in their refrigerator...making this dish qualify as 'fast food' the enlightened omnivore way
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Monday, March 1, 2010
BLT & Avocado on Whole Wheat, is it Healthy?
Is a BLT healthy? Not so much, but make it with high quality, fresh ingredients, don't indulge every day or even every week, and you will be fine. And remember, bacon can be made from pork, beef or tofu.
No need to be a health fanatic!
An apple and trail mix, or falafel from 7-11, breakfast burrito or grilled chicken sandwich from Carl's Jr, not the end of the world, and reasonably healthy. Have them hold the mayo, and special sauce, skip the bun and ask for extra lettuce, stay away from the high fat, and high sodium, fried dishes.
Perfect is the enemy of good, and healthy eating is not about fanatical perfectionism. Most of us will be faced with eating away from home, the trick is to make healthy choices, and this really can be done almost anywhere you go. Fast food restaurants all have healthy selection areas on their menus, it's up to you to order with your head and not your belly. Many Los Angeles 7-11's actually carry fresh apples, bananas, fresh normal (not the absurd oversized 'gourmet' meal and a half sandwiches so popular now) sized sandwiches, and my fave, 'Got Kosher's locally made, fresh falafel with awesome hummus, veggie burgers, and all at very reasonable prices.
Fancy and expensive does not always equal healthy. Don't be a food snob! That $40.00 fat drenched, oversized duck breast at the fancy restaurant is much worse for your health and bank balance than the simple single serving sized, $2.50 tuna on whole wheat- made this morning- sandwich from 7-11.
What is bad all the time? Daily bad habits. Candy bars, yes, even the mini candy bars, and even if no one sees you eat them, the stale butter cookies in the break room, the sugar and 1/4 cup of half and half in your morning coffee, if it's a daily habit it is undermining your health. Remember, granola bar is really just another word for candy bar. Nutrient depleted foods are always a poor choice, or as one of former, and very brief, Om patron insisted on doing, eating rotting food, yes, you read that correctly, rotting, decomposing food! As I tried to explain, ever so gently, fresh salad greens are not fresh if they have turned black and are slimy, cooked beef or chicken refrigerated for 7-10 days or more is no longer fresh or edible! Food stored to this point is lacking its original nutritional value, disgusting, and very possibly dangerous, and is anything but fresh. Penny wise, but health foolish
Fresh and fab cafe at Pico and Roberstson
Shabbat Meals
Take-Out and Holiday Meals
Hollywood Bowl Basket
Got Kosher also available at
select Los Angeles 7-11's
LAX
Burbank Airport
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Om sandwich,
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