8 gluten - free or whole
grain tortilla bread 16 lettuce leaves (cosmopolitan or romaine) Herby hummus (see recipe below) Green lentil salad (see recipe below) 1 large handful sunflower seeds, lightly toasted in a dry frying pan 1 cup / 150 g strawberries, sliced
Not exact matches
Rudi's line of spelt products includes: Spelt and Spelt Ancient
Grains bread, Spelt and Whole Spelt
tortillas, Spelt English Muffins.
1 whole
grain tortilla or sandwich
bread cheese, chicken, salami or garbanzo beans, one or all to taste
sliced turkey or chicken, optional 1 whole
grain tortilla or 2 slices sandwich
bread sprinkle of shaved parmesan or 1 slice of provolone, havarti or mozzarella
Each of the
grains (wheat, barley, spelt, millet) and legumes (lentils, soybeans) are germinated for different lengths of time for maximum nutrition depending on the product we are producing (Sprouted
Grain Breads, Sprouted
Grain English Muffins, Sprouted
Grain Tortillas, Sprouted
Grain Cereal or Sprouted
Grain Pasta).
Instead of refined (white)
bread, use 100 % whole wheat pita
bread, whole
grain tortillas, or whole wheat wraps!
Make half your
grains whole
grains by choosing foods such as whole wheat
bread, pasta and
tortillas, and brown rice.
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Rich in nutrients and bursting with flavor, Food for Life ®
Breads,
Tortillas, Cereals, Pastas, and Waffles are flourless and crafted with sprouted
grains to capture all their wholesomeness!
Since the 1950's, Food for Life has been creating a wide variety of sprouted
grain breads, buns, cereals, English muffins, pasta,
tortillas, waffles, and more.
Food For Life uses organic sprouted
grain corn to create many nutritional products such as sprouted corn
tortillas, sprouted
grain breads, and sprouted
grain muffins.
To make half your
grains whole
grains, choose 100 % whole - wheat
bread, bagels, pasta, or
tortillas; brown rice; oatmeal; or grits.
Products -
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You'll find over 130 recipes for white
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I would estimate there was, all together, approximately 2 cups of
grain, bean / legume, and vegetable ingredients and about 1 1/2 to 2 cups of
tortillas and
bread.
WHOLE
GRAINS: 1 slice of whole
grain bread 1/2 whole
grain English muffin or whole -
grain pita 1/2 cup cooked brown or wild rice, whole -
grain pasta, or quinoa 1/4 cup uncooked oats 2 cups air popped popcorn 2 taco sized whole - corn
tortillas
She really misses
bread,
tortillas, pizza and all the things related to
grains.
Similarly, choose whole -
grain pita
breads and
tortilla wraps instead of their white flour counterparts.
Bread /
grains: toast, pizza crust, whole wheat
tortilla, bagel, pasta with and without tomato sauce, Italian
bread, pancakes, stuffing, organic puffs and teether biscuits
Instead, Farjood recommends opening the menu to «all kinds and shapes» of
bread: bran, oatmeal, French rolls, onion kaisers, bagels, English muffins, pita,
tortillas, Italian focaccia, six -
grain, eight -
grain, 12 -
grain.
But the meal shown above — grilled cheese (if this were served in HISD, it would be on whole
grain bread),
tortilla chips (in HISD, the corn chips are baked) and edamame — is hardly dog food.
How about replacing processed foods like waffles, buns,
tortillas, pitas, bagels, and boxed cereals with organic, sprouted, whole
grain breads and hot cereals that are digestible, provide actual nutrition, and give energy to growing and developing bodies?
Of course, this requirement should be met in the simplest of terms (ie: whole
grain tortillas and sliced
bread to make wraps and sandwiches, whole
grain dinner rolls to accompany entrees, lightly - salted air - popped popcorn as a snack, etc.) as opposed to a sodium - loaded slice of pizza with processed cheese on a semi whole - wheat crust.
Optimize kids» health with snacks that are high in whole
grains, such as pita
bread or baked
tortilla chips, and which include some protein like bean dip, peanut butter or yogurt.
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend making half your
grains whole, so reach for whole
grain options like a whole wheat english muffin, whole
grain bread or wrap your masterpiece in a
tortilla.
Breads and
grains: Small bagels Whole - wheat
tortillas (6 - inch size) Microwaveable brown rice Plain instant oatmeal
The foodstuffs most readily identified, as
grain products are grits, cereals,
tortillas,
bread, pasta, and oatmeal and breakfast cereals.
Unless you're opting for a minimal amount of sprouted
grains, get rid of
tortillas, sourdough, white
bread, whole
grains and brown rice.
Read about avocado toast 4 ways The most healthful toast should begin with a wholesome base, preferably whole
grain, sprouted
grain, and / or organic
grain product, including
bread, rolls, pita
bread, flatbread, and even
tortillas.
We've been eating a real food diet for the past year, so when I talk about these foods, I mean sprouted
grain breads, chips and
tortillas, organic soaked pinto beans, raw milk cheeses, etc..
You can use pita
bread, sandwich rolls, soft
tortilla wraps, or just plain old whole
grain bread.
Cereal
grains and all processed foods made with them such as barley, corn (including corn on the cob,
tortillas, corn chips, corn starch, and corn syrup), millet, oats (including rolled oats and steel - cut oats), rice (including basmati rice, brown rice, white rice, rice cakes, rice flour, rice pudding, and rice noodles), rye (including rye break and rye crackers), sorghum, wheat (including
bread, crackers, rolls, muffins, cookies, cakes, doughnuts, pancakes, waffles, pasta of all kinds including spaghetti and linguini, pizza, pita
bread, flat
bread, and
tortillas) and wild rice.
sweet or white potato oatmeal quinoa whole wheat pasta or
tortillas fruit (especially berries) rice whole
grain bread
Coconut Wraps: Have your delicious
grain free
bread or
tortilla alternative conveniently ready for work, school, or travel.
Food For Life uses organic sprouted
grain corn to create many nutritional products such as sprouted corn
tortillas, sprouted
grain breads, and sprouted
grain muffins.
Wholegrain
bread e.g. Burgen ®, Tip Top ® 9
Grain ™ or Helga's ™ Lower Carb
bread, authentic sourdough, white corn
tortilla wraps such as Mission ® wraps
Breakfast - corn chex cereal, two percent milk, rasperries Lunch - all natural peanut butter and jelly sandwich on whole wheat
bread Snack - cheddar crackers and a fruit Dinner - two chicken tacos on corn
tortilla with yogurt, cheese, and lettuce Snack - whole
grain crackers with peanut butter and jelly
I modified it quite a bit (or rather modified your flour mix with using only brown rice and using 1c or quinoa flour instead of sweet rice) as our family has been whole
grain for years and we are accustomed to the extra flavour, they turned out amazing even my hubby who is very cautious about gluten free said they were the best
tortillas ever and would like to use them to replace
bread completely.
It's released during stress or when we eat — more so when you eat carbohydrates (whole
grains, legumes, cereals,
breads, pastries, candy, sweets, sugar in all its forms, chips,
tortillas, potato, sweet potato, fruit, etc.).
Use whole -
grain English muffins,
bread, taco shells and
tortillas for mini-pizzas, sandwiches, tacos, burritos and wraps.
One Degree Organics makes all sprouted
grains, flours,
breads,
tortillas and more.
For breakfast we serve only freshly squeezed juices, a huge variety of fresh fruit, yogurt, German
bread, home made granola and a variety of hearty dishes like made - to - order omelets, tamales, home made
tortillas, whole
grain pancakes and more.
If you don't like
bread, are gluten - free or want to reduce your carbohydrate intake, substitute some cooked whole
grains like quinoa or rice, or grab some corn
tortillas.
(brown rice, wheat pasta, wheat
tortillas, wheat
bread, etc.) If you love white
grains, enjoy it for one meal a day and you are still meeting the guideline.