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Friday, August 15, 2014
Pot luck brown rice & corn with peach salad
This is easy, quick and high in protein and fiber
Ingredients:
Bag of cook in the bag brown rice
1/4 lb. ground beef
pkg of frozen corn in steamer bag
Soy sauce
garlic salt
Tsp of horseradish
1 tomato
2 cloves garlic
Olive Oil
1 Large and fresh peach
1 Granny Smith green apple
Olive oil
5 slices of butterkase cheese (or your favorite solid cheese) chopped
Brown the meat with some olive oil while microwaving the corn and boiling the bag of rice (10 minutes) In the ground beef once browned include chopped up garlic and a diced up tomato. Let this cook on low and covered for about 5 minutes. Add some soy sauce, just a little at first you can add once complete to taste. Stir and blend in the corn and horseradish. Cover again for 5 minutes drain the rice in the bag in a colander and then pour the rice over the meat and corn in the skillet and stir throughly. Give it a taste -- can't taste the soy sauce
Slice the peaches into two small bowls and then cut them into smaller bites size pieces. Do the same to the Apple and the cheese. Drizzle olive oil (Extra Virgin Cold Pressed always) and sprinkle with garlic salt.
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