Monday, April 6, 2015

Clean Eating Weight Loss Meal Plan 103

Breakfast



Chives and Feta Scrambled Eggs

Using feta to add natural saltiness is a good way to make scrambled eggs clean. 

This plate of scrambled eggs is delicious and nutritious. The bits of chives also add a grassy, wholesome flavor. It's a nice way to start the day.

Find recipe at clean eating breakfast.



Mid Morning Snack

Dried Turkish Apricots with Blue Cheese

Love the contradiction of sharp blue cheese and sweet dried apricots. You should absolutely give this healthy snack idea a try.


Lunch

Shrimp, Edamame and Sliced Chinese Cabbage in Noodle Soup



Afternoon Snack

Pistachios 

Dinner

Cherry Brown Sauce over Baked Chicken

This clean eating meal is all about the sauce--and the sauce is delicious with real cherries cooked over stove top and turned into a creamy, tasty drizzle.

The sauce goes with almost everything but especially good with baked chicken breast.

I hope you try it. Get recipe at Cherry Brown Sauce.




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