Don’t ever let anyone tell you that it doesn’t, because when it comes to salads, this will never do…
Hugh Jass salads are where’s it’s at!!
How big? Well, look at the bowl it’s in:
Yes, that is a mixing bowl, lol. I love big salads, and I especially like them in big bowls so I can mix them around without flinging veggies onto the table (or floor
). After a long workout, nothing sounds better to me than a hugh jass salad + a turkey burger. Yum!
- A Market Pantry turkey burger (140 cal) on 2 slices Ezekiel 4:9 low sodium sprouted grain bread (160 cal) with 1 slice Sargento reduced fat Swiss cheese (60 cal), red onion (20 cal), 5 no salt added bread & butter pickles (25 cal), yellow mustard (5 cal), and Heinz no salt added ketchup (20 cal)
- Hugh Jass salad: 2 heads of romaine lettuce (30 cal), a plum tomato (15 cal), red onion (20 cal), kalamata olive slices (30 cal), 1oz extra creamy blue cheese (110 cal), black pepper, 2 teaspoons EVOO (80 cal), and lots of red wine vinegar (10 cal)
Calories: ~725
I was famished after 1 hour of indoor obstacle course and 7.5 miles on my recumbent bike. This meal was exactly what I needed. Loved eating the salad out of that huge bowl!! Very sophisticated, I know!
Big soup, little effort: Crock Pot Chicken Taco Soup
Served with 1oz Garden of Eatin’ yellow corn mini round tortilla chips (140 cal)
Crock Pot Chicken Taco Soup (gluten free)
Ingredients:
- 1.5 lbs boneless, skinless chicken tenders
- 2 quarts low sodium chicken or vegetable broth (I used vegetable)
- 1 medium onion
- 2 cups cooked black beans
- 1 can (no salt added) petite diced tomatoes with juice
- 1 can (no salt added) whole kernel corn with juice
- Salt and pepper to taste (I used AlsoSalt salt alternative)
- Cumin to taste
Preparation:
- In crock pot or large sauce pot, add in chicken tenders (whole), diced onion, and chicken or vegetable broth; let cook on low-medium for 6-8 hours or until chicken is thoroughly cooked
- When chicken is cooked, it should be tender enough to shred with a spoon or long fork. Mix it around and pull it with spoon or other utensil until all of it is shredded well.
- Add in diced tomatoes with juice, can of corn with juice, cooked black beans, cumin, salt, and pepper
- Mix well and let cook for another 45-60 minutes. Stir periodically and before serving.
Note: If you don’t have a crock pot or want to cook it on the stove, let it simmer covered on low-medium on the back burner.
This soup was fantastico! I topped mine with half of an avocado, a blob of Fage Total 0% Greek strained yogurt, and of course I had Tabasco on standby.
I put the tortilla chips right in it, it was like Mexican chicken noodle soup, minus the noodles. I highly recommend having the avocado with it. The creamy, coolness of it is an excellent addition this tasty, easy-to-make soup. Yum!
I have a zillion and one things to do today, I better get started. Be back later!















{ 16 comments }
That soup looks divine! I think that has to be on my list of dinners this week.
I looooooove huge salads! I’m most definitely having one for lunch today! I have a ton of veggies that need to be eaten and a salad is most definitely my favorite way to consume them!
Saw your guest post on KERF! I smiled when I saw it!
Ooo, that soup looks great!!
Yum! That soup looks simple to make and delicious!
Lol…that first picture cracks me up
I love using avocado as a garnish on just about everything. Big salads are where its at!
mmmmmmmmmmmm I LOVE ALL OF THE ONION on this post. Seriously. I love raw onion. [shhhhh don't tell Kath!]
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August 9, 2010 at 12:58 PM
Your secret is safe with me! LOL
hi! saw your post on KERF- great recipe
I am a mixing-bowl salad gal myself!
I really enjoy eating them out of mixing bowls! You can really never get enough veggies!
I always eat my salads out of mixing bowls. It’s the only way to go!
That soup looks delicious! I love Mexican-themed foods. I bet my Amor would just love it if I made it for him! =)
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August 9, 2010 at 7:25 PM
always forget i can use the crockpot in the summer…actually, that’s a better time to use it, isn’t it – since it doesn’t heat up the kitchen!
that soup looks amazing, i’ll have to try it for lunch. my hubby and toddler are not soup fans so this will be a pot for me : ) seriously though who doesn’t like soup!? anyway, I agree huge bowls are a must. The bigger the better…salads! geez get your mind out of the gutter : P
It’s defo all about massive salads! I love them! In fact, I think I must have one for dinner, it’s been too long (at least a couple of days, anyway…).
Thanks for the well wishes, feeling much better now
Thank you for posting the miniature salad! I sell miniature dollhouses, furniture, etc. That was great!!! Ohhh, and the real salad looked YUMMY!!!!
I agree large salads are a great choice
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