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| Power Salads: Fact or Fiction? |
We’ve all been told to eat our veggies. We’ve all been told raw veggies are better than cooked veggies. Let’s take a look at the salad and see if it really is a power food.
With raw vegetables being so much higher in nutrients than cooked veggies, it’s no wonder eating a large salad a day has been encouraged for many decades now. In just one sitting, you are able to receive approximately 5 servings of your daily intake. That is half of your recommended intake in just one meal. I’d say that’s a power food!
And there are ways you can make it even more powerful:
To add more substance and nutrients to your salads, nuts and fruits are a great idea – you add more nutrients and spice things up! My personal favorites are pine nuts, almonds, cranberries, mandarins and pears.
For those meat lovers out there, adding some grilled Chicken is a great addition to your healthy salad.
Salad Dressing Stumper!
With all the hype about the importance of eating healthy salads, why is it so hard to find a salad dressing without sugar? I don’t know about you, but every time I look for a ready made salad dressing, sugar seems to be one of the top 4 ingredients. I would have to say, out of 10, I only found one. To top it off, I did not even enjoy it.
I do love my basic oil and vinegar salads, but I was in need of change.
It just so happened that my sister-in-law introduced my husband and I to a great salad dressing. But the catch, it required sugar. So I decided to replace the sugar with Xylitol, a natural sweetener that even diabetics can enjoy. Let me tell you, it turned out GREAT! Both my husband and I couldn’t tell the difference.
So without any further delay, I’m going to share the recipe with you…….
3 Tbsp Olive Oil
1 Tbsp Red Wine Vinegar
1 Tbsp Minced Garlic
1 Tsp Mustard
1 Tsp Grey Sea Salt
1 Tsp Xylitol
Just mix all ingredients very well and presto, a great healthy dressing. I’m actually planning to try this dressing on Chicken and Fish as well.
This will make enough for a large single serving. Double up the dressing to share your incredible salad with others.
Who said healthy has no flavor!
About the Author
Diane Vitellaro, Reiki Master and Iridologist, specializes in the field of Holistic therapies. Her extensive training represents her wealth of knowledge and expertise in both physical and energetic therapies, with extensive training in Herbs, Ear Candling, Aromatherapy, Reflexology, Color Therapy and much more. Contact Diane Vitellaro To re-energize your life and enhance your health and well-being . To learn more about your health visit her website at www.TheHealthyTruth.NET or email her at diane@thehealthytruth.NET. To speak with Diane directly, please contact her a 905-828-5690 or visit her on Skype. Holistically transform your life today!
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