a friend of mine requested that i post what i eat since she was wondering what i was subsisting upon after announcing i was "going gluten-free" about a month ago. since i was already a vegetarian, i was used to cooking lots and lots of veggies, but going gluten-free took that to a whole new level!
breakfast - almond meal hot cereal with ground flaxseeds (prepared with almond milk) and topped with cherries and peanut butter
lunch - 1/2 avocado topped with goat cheese, sauteed onions and tomatoes
snack - carrots "chips" (i.e. carrots sauteed briefly with olive oil and curry) and hummus
dinner - eggplant lasagna (all veggies -- no gluten-free pasta here!) and a glass of red wine : )
after dinner - decaf tea with half and half
so, that's what a day of meals looks like for a gluten-free vegetarian : ) yummy!
breakfast - almond meal hot cereal with ground flaxseeds (prepared with almond milk) and topped with cherries and peanut butter
lunch - 1/2 avocado topped with goat cheese, sauteed onions and tomatoes
snack - carrots "chips" (i.e. carrots sauteed briefly with olive oil and curry) and hummus
dinner - eggplant lasagna (all veggies -- no gluten-free pasta here!) and a glass of red wine : )
after dinner - decaf tea with half and half
so, that's what a day of meals looks like for a gluten-free vegetarian : ) yummy!
Looks delicious, I especially love the snack (I think I am going to have to try that!) I hope you can stop by my blog and enter my giveaway for a pair of pearl earrings, Wednesday is the final entry day. Enjoy your week!
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Wow, it is quite a big plunge to be vegetarian and gluten free. I've heard lots of my friends talk about the health benefits of going gluten free, but I wonder...do you feel more energetic? If I could get some more "get-up-and-go" in my life, I would consider a gluten-free diet.
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