Tofu And Spinach Pies

Tofu And Spinach Pies

These little spinach pies are one of my favorite recipes. They are a great lunchbox filler and so healthy to. Try them, the kids like them as well. Spinach is quite possible along with kale in the top two or three of healthy leafy greens. Try and eat some spinach a few times a week, because fresh spinach contains a lot of folic acid, one of the key vitamins when it comes to the health of your skin.

Ingredients

2 cups tender fresh spinach leaves 1 Tablespoon olive oil 1 medium sized onion, finely chopped 2 cloves finely chopped garlic ½ tsp. fennel seeds ½ cup medium firm tofu diced salt and pepper to taste Fillo pastry

Method

Place the spinach in a pan with just the water clinging to its leaves after washing. Steam over medium heat until wilted; about 7 minutes. Warm the oil in a pan over moderate heat, add the onion, cover and cook for 5 minutes. Add the fennel seeds and finely chopped garlic and cook for 1 – 2 minutes longer. Add the onion mixture and the tofu to the spinach. Season with salt and pepper if you desire, and mix thoroughly; allow to cool. Preheat your oven to 200 degrees C. Cut a sheet of fillo pastry lengthwise into two strips. Spoon filling onto the tops edge of one strip and make a triangle. Brush with small amount of olive oil. Place on baking sheet and repeat using all the filling to make triangles. Bake until golden crisp: about 10 minutes. Serve immediately or keep in a warm oven before serving. Very tasty.

Cooked Breakfast

Cooked Breakfast Is My Favorite Weekend Breakfast

This is one of my favorite breakfasts, especially on the weekends and will keep the tank topped up for many hours. You should not feel hungry for several hours after this hearty meal. Especially good meal if you have a lot on and anticipate you may not be able to eat until 1.00pm.

You can have this breakfast every second day, have the Detox Cereal, Muesli or a Protein Smoothie on the other mornings. Be sure to include the spinach, you can use you own garden fresh spinach or silverbeet (Swiss chard). Spinach is best used as fresh as possible – pick and eat. That way you loose very little folic acid, a vitamin which you can’t get enough of today it seems. Folate is almost certainly the most deficient vitamin world-wide. Y

Ingredients

1-2 eggs – free range are best Some fresh spinach or silverbeet (Swiss chard), (or 1 portion frozen spinach) ½ large tomato or a medium cut in half Small amount of smoked salmon A few button mushrooms

Method

Cook the eggs as you wish – scrambled, poached or lightly cooked are best. Hard boiled are harder for the small intestine liver to digest than scrambled eggs. If frozen, steam the spinach to defrost, it defrosts and cooks in mere minutes. Fry the half tomato in olive oil, you can add a few pieces of red onion or zucchini too. The salmon and mushrooms (cooked) are optional but a very tasty addition. Enjoy on a piece of gluten free bread or have with a wrap like Mountain bread. Enjoy with a herbal tea or a cup of green tea.
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