Beef

Salsa Salad

Posted on Apr 24, 2019 in Beef, Lunch/Dinner

“Salsa Salad”

A little sunshine, maybe a warming trend in your neck of the woods makes us switch to more leafy greens in our diet with some tasty protein to top them off. That’s what we’re talking about as spring keeps moving forward and our taste buds look for lighter meals that just keep us moving toward our outdoor activities ahead.

Ingredients: (serves 4-6)
• 2 lbs. fresh, organic beef steak of choice
• 3 large, organic onions, sliced fajita style
• 3 medium, organic peppers—red, orange, & yellow, sliced fajita style
• 1/2 tsp. celery seed
• 1/2 tsp. smoked paprika
• 1/2 tsp. paprika
• 1/2 tsp. chili powder

Using a non-stick ceramic skillet, heat pan to medium with1 Tbsp organic avocado oil; add sliced onions: when medium temperature has been reached; cook onions until nearly browned, volume will be quite reduced at this time

Add sliced bell peppers and continue cooking until onions are nicely browned and peppers are only slightly cooked and but still retain their full color

Remove onions & peppers from skillet and set in covered dish to keep warm

Add 1 Tbsp. avocado oil; add beef and sauté it in same skillet until completely cooked through

Add onions & peppers to cooked beef AND add all the seasonings listed above and toss all ingredients until completely mixed well; may need to add some purified water to retain saucy consistency & loosen any cooked pieces from skillet

Serve the beef mixture over a bed of chopped greens of your choice for an authentic salsa salad that will create some exceptional fond memories of delectable taste!

Remember, take some time to experiment with other favorite seasonings or vegetables…improvisation is your individual expression and worthy of a try. Also, think about topping your salsa salad with some grated cheese, avocado slices, minced onions or tomato chunks for your very own creation!

YOUR HEALTH PLATE COACH – Rita

Buffalo Nuggets

Posted on Apr 17, 2019 in Beef, Lunch/Dinner

“Buffalo Nuggets”

P-L-A-N  Putting Love and Attention where needed. Health is truly a lifelong commitment…a commitment to enjoy life…pushing away the opportunity for disease to take over a weakened immune system. We want to avoid diabetes, decrease heart disease, reduce obesity, strengthen our body’s natural ability to heal using directionH to focus on true commitment and educated choices. Avoid the use of endless new medications, flooding the market daily with their warnings, toxins, side effects, and contra-indications. Love your mind, body and soul by putting into it what you expect and want in return!

Ingredients: (serves 2-4)
• 1 lb. organic, ground buffalo
• 3-4 cloves garlic, minced
• 1 organic egg, well beaten
• 1/2 cup organic, grated pepper jack cheese
• 1 4 oz. can fire roasted, diced green chilis
• 1 tsp. organic, chopped basil
• 1.5 tsp 21 Seasoning (Trader Joe’s)
• Pinch of organic, dill weed seasoning
• Himalayan salt to taste, if desired
Mix all above ingredients and roll into approximately 20 meatballs
Heat ceramic or iron skillet, add meatballs to brown, turning often to thoroughly cook, set aside

Sauce:
• Two thick slices of organic butter
• 1/2 tsp. 21 Seasoning
• 1 clove garlic, minced
• 1/3 cup coconut aminos
Mix above ingredients and let simmer on low in same pan used for meatballs, add water as necessary

Add meatballs to sauce in pan, coat, cover and simmer until thoroughly warm

Serve over fresh, organic sliced carrots for a nice crunch!

Fajita Omelet

Posted on Apr 10, 2019 in Beef, Breakfast, Eggs

Fajita Omelet

Yes, yes…I am listening…you are looking for some simple steps in order to perfect your kitchen time. This week we’re going easy—four main ingredients. Keep it simple, gain some comfort with a protein-focus rather than a carbohydrate-based meal (toss the breakfast toast out—you will be satisfied!) We can lift ourselves from the carb-addiction cycle with some quality protein for a morning kick-off!

Ingredients: (single serving):
• 3 organic egg whites, whipped by hand for 1-2 minutes
• 1/2 cup thin-sliced strips of top sirloin steak
• 2-3 Tbsp. thin-sliced strips of organic red bell pepper
• 2-3 Tbsp. thin-sliced strips of organic onion

Spray small iron skillet with olive oil and heat skillet to medium

Add steak, red bell pepper and onion to skillet & sauté until browned then remove to a warm plate

Spray small ceramic non-stick skillet with olive; heat skillet to low-medium heat

Pour egg whites into skillet and cook until eggs nearly solidified — but not until brown (top half of whites will not be quite done)

Add steak, red bell pepper and onion to half of egg white and fold other half over top as seen in picture

Slide omelet out of pan onto warm plate, place in 250 degree oven while you wash up the pans

Remove omelet from oven and warm your heart with a hearty breakfast!

SIDE NOTE: Use whole eggs and add a couple teaspoons of your favorite grated organic, raw cheese

Beefy Ale Stew

Posted on Mar 13, 2019 in Beef, Lunch/Dinner

“Beefy Ale Stew”

Ingredients:
• 3 Pounds trimmed boneless, chuck roast,
cut into 2-inch cubes
• 4 Medium onions, halved lengthwise and cut
crosswise into ½-inch-thick slices
• 8 Garlic gloves, sliced or minced
• 18 Ounces nut brown ale
• 1 Cup beef stock
• 1 Teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
• Himalayan salt to taste
• Spray olive oil
• 6 Thyme sprigs
• 4 Bay leaves
• 1 1/2 Tablespoon spicy mustard
• 1 1/2 Red wine vinegar
• Flat parsley leaves for garnish

Heat iron skillet over medium-high heat after spraying with oil

Add cubed chuck roast and ground pepper; brown meat 6-10 minutes

Remove beef, re-spray skillet with oil if necessary; add onions & garlic and
sauté approx. 4 minutes; add nut brown ale, scraping pan to loosen browned
bits. Bring to low boil for 2 minutes.

Add beef stock and bring to simmer

Carefully pour mixture into an electric slow cooker; add beef, thyme, bay leaves
and cover; cooking on high until boils & then reduce heat to low for 4 hours

Remove thyme sprigs and bay leaves

Stir in mustard and vinegar 15 minutes before serving

Garnish with parsley