Sarah's energy bars
Put into a cuisanart:
2 cups dried cherries
2 cups halved cashews (can be salted or not - I use a blend of both kinds. If you go with unsalted I would throw in a few dashes of salt)
3 tblsp coconut oil
3 scoops protein powder
a healthy dash of cinnamon
Cuise. scoop mixture into a pan or baking dish and press into it till flat. Freeze for a little while. Then cut into squares and "roll them" in a plate of powdered sugar (or half powdered sugar half flour). Then put squares into a container in the freezer and store there until you're ready to take them out for your exercise bouts.
The Recipe Exchange Dinner Group (RED Group) is a way for some neighborhood friends to share some yummy recipes. Each month we'll get together to share some of our tried and true recipes. Then we'll post them here to share with y'all. ENJOY!!!
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Labels:
5 ingredients or less,
Celiac,
Cookies,
Dessert,
Gluten Free,
vegetarian
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Asian style pickled cucumbers
Asian style pickled cucumbers
Start with 2 quarts of skinned, seeded and sliced up (cubed) cucumbers, put them in a fairly large bowl and toss with 4-5 tblsp (yes that is tablespoons) of salt. Then boil about 2.5 cups of water and add to the cukes to cover. Let sit 30-40 min.
While they are soaking you can make the sauce. Add together:
1 cup water
1/4 cup distilled white vinegar
1/4 tsp red pepper flakes (1/2 tsp if you want them extra spicy)
1 large clove garlic, minced
1/2 tsp grated ginger (best to grate ginger when frozen with small-holed grater)
5 tblsp sugar
Rinse the cukes in cold water. Put into one large container or a few jars and cove with sauce )in theory this amt of sauce should cover them perfectly but I often find I come up a little short). Store in fridge. Best to eat next day.
Start with 2 quarts of skinned, seeded and sliced up (cubed) cucumbers, put them in a fairly large bowl and toss with 4-5 tblsp (yes that is tablespoons) of salt. Then boil about 2.5 cups of water and add to the cukes to cover. Let sit 30-40 min.
While they are soaking you can make the sauce. Add together:
1 cup water
1/4 cup distilled white vinegar
1/4 tsp red pepper flakes (1/2 tsp if you want them extra spicy)
1 large clove garlic, minced
1/2 tsp grated ginger (best to grate ginger when frozen with small-holed grater)
5 tblsp sugar
Rinse the cukes in cold water. Put into one large container or a few jars and cove with sauce )in theory this amt of sauce should cover them perfectly but I often find I come up a little short). Store in fridge. Best to eat next day.
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