May 13, 2012

Chia Porridge
serves 1 ~ $1.75 per serving
4 tablespoons chia ($.80)
1/2 cup water
1/2 apple, chopped ($.30)
2 tablespoons walnuts, chopped ($.25)
2 tablespoons raisins ($.20)
1 tablespoon agave ($.20)
pinch cinnamon
In a bowl, stir together the ground chia seeds and water. Let stand for a few minutes so it can gel. Add the chopped apple, chopped walnut, and raisins. Top with the agave and add a pinch of cinnamon, if desired.
fat: 18 gr
carbs: 57 gr
protein: 7 gr

local store was fresh out of collards. Chard worked just as well. To
make the “pocket” fold together smoothly, cut out the thickest part of
the stem.
make the avocado dressing, using a bullet type blender and puree one
avocado, water, agave, dill, and salt until very smooth. This will take a
few minutes.
fat: 13 gr
carbs: 31 gr
protein: 6 gr
Dinner
soak the sun dried tomatoes and dates in the pineapple juice or water
for about 20 minutes to soften. Juice the core of the pineapple for
juice, or just use water. Then, in a bullet type blender, puree all the
sauce ingredients until very smooth.
mushrooms, pineapple, and sliced onion then pour onto a lined dehydrator
tray. Dehydrate at under 118 degrees for about an hour.
(It’s optional, but you can marinate and slightly dehydrate the noodles
before using.) Spoon the barbeque mixture over the top.

meatballs first. In a food processor fitted with an “S” blade, process
the walnuts and raisins until the mix begins to stick together. Form
into balls just slightly smaller than a tablespoon each and set aside.
a small or bullet type blender, puree the strawberries and agave until
very smooth. Slice and mango into noodles and mound on plates. Add some
coconut flakes. Place the meatballs on top and pour the strawberry sauce
over.

total protein: 30 gr










I've never tried chia pudding before, but your photo makes it look so delicious! I'll have to give it a go! Thanks for the recipe!
You creativity always amazes me! Froodles and meatballs is awesome, so awesome I think I'll try it! Also chard pockets sound yummy.
Nicole 🙂