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Tuesday, 13 March 2012

Week 2 - weigh in, or weigh out?!

This week has been an adventure - I have been on a roller-coaster ride with work - Express Cooking Demo at the weekend as part of a Roadshow (I was so nervous and wanted it to be so right!)  Life - how was I going to create extra hours in the day to fit everything in!  Kids - activities, activities, activities..... and the thing that suffers is my food.  I don't know about you, but I go into reactive, snatch and grab mode!   I guess it's what we all do all the time.

Instead of the lovely healthy food I enjoy when I'm on the run I grab the first thing that comes to hand - crisps, cake, pasties .... and go .... not a good week although it only started to go wrong on Friday, then continued on Saturday and by Sunday, well I had given up and enjoyed some chocolate too!

So with a plan formulating I stepped on the scales in fear of putting all that "butter" back on.  To my delight that hadn't happened so, joy in my heart, I skipped back to the fridge for a no fat yogurt to celebrate!

What's your top tip for healthy food on the go?

Here's a really tasty and quick stir-fry supper dish.





Chilli Beef Noodles

Serves: 4

For Slimming World followers there are these Syns per serving:
Extra EasyFREE greenFREE* (*Add 6 Syns if not using steak as a Healthy Extra)

ingredients

  • 12oz/340g sirloin steak, all visible fat removed
  • 1 tbsp soy sauce
  • ½ tsp crushed dried chillies
  • ½ red, yellow and green pepper
  • 1 carrot
  • 300g pack dried egg noodles

method

  1. Prepare the stir-fry ingredients: on the Cutting Board cut the steak into strips using the Utility Knife, place in a Classic Batter Bowl with the soy sauce and crushed chillies and marinate in the fridge for at least 10 minutes
  2. Slice the peppers and carrot; cook the noodles according to packet instructions, drain and set aside.
  3. Heat the Stir-fry Skillet and stir-fry in soy sauce and chillies for 2-3 minutes. Add the peppers and carrot and continue frying until softened. Add the noodles, heat through and serve.
Tip: You can replace the steak with the same weight of pork without changing the Syns on any choice.

This recipe is not suitable for home freezing.

Thursday, 1 March 2012

Cooking Shows - live

Who do you know who likes to eat?

A Cooking Show is a fun, social event where your friends, neighbours, colleagues and family gather together to enjoy some live recipe demonstrations and get to taste some great food. They can try out professional quality kitchen gadgets and utensils and make purchases.

What's in it for you?

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Fundraising is fun

Our versatile fundraising programme can be tailored to meet your specific needs. There’s something here for every fundraiser, from an in-home Cooking Show through to a themed "Ready, Steady, Cook!", a Mexican Fiesta or a Pimms and Pud garden party! We can even take into consideration specific requirements for Vegetarians, Coeliacs and people with food allergy.

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To raise the profile of your event we recommend that you sell tickets (that will also provide us with the correct numbers to cater for). The ticket money goes straight to your charity or fund. Included in the ticket price you may wish to give your guests a drink (either wine or something softer) and some food. The food prepared during the demonstration will be added to your buffet. In addition, I am happy to provide a substantial prize for your raffle – again, a great way to raise funds during the event.

Our high quality kitchen and tableware is used during the demonstration, which of course your guests may wish to purchase. A percentage of my sales will be donated to your charity and for each Cooking Show booking I take you will receive an additional £2.50.

We agree the recipe(s) and I will advise you of the ingredients required. You provide the ingredients and the audience and let me do the rest!