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Recipe Notes

  • tbs - Tablespoon
  • tsp = Teaspoon
  • oz = Ounces
  • C = Cup
  • g = Grams

For the carbohydrate count, anything under 50 grams is considered "low carb" by many experts.

 

Avocados contain "good fats" that can be an important part of a healthy diet.

 

A Frittata is a great dish to serve someone who is an ovo-lacto vegetarian--they eat dairy products and eggs.

 

Recipes

 

Here are a few recipes for your enjoyment. More will be coming soon!

 

  Butternut Risotto – Served at the Easter Seals Benefit

   August 10, 2005 © Daniel Ost All Rights Reserved

 

Yield:

12 servings

Serving Size:

2764.57 g (97.52 oz-wt.)

 

1 pint

Medium Grain Arborio Rice -Dry

1 cup

Butternut Winter Squash-Baked Cubes-Cup

8 tbs

White Onions-Raw-Chopped-Cup

2 tbs

Fresh Garlic Cloves-Cup Measure chopped

8 tbs

Medium White Wine

4 tbs

Olive Oil

1 quart 8 tbs

Chicken Stock-No MSG-Dry-Prep 

4 oz-wt

Red Bell Peppers Roasted in Brine 

2 oz-wt

Calamata Olives-Pitted-Each    

1 oz-wt

Dried Pine Nuts (Pignolia)-Each

1 cup

Mozzarella Cheese-PartSkim-LoMoist-Shred

8 tbs

Parmesan Cheese-Grated

2 tbs

Green Onion-Raw, Chopped    

5 each

Large Whole Mushrooms-Raw-Each

 

Notes

 

Sautee Onions, Garlic and Butternut squash cubes in olive oil until clear. Add Arborio Rice and coat with oil. Add Chicken Stock and reduce to simmer. Stir at low heat for 30-45 minutes until rice starts to thicken. When done add half of the Parmesan cheese and turn rice out into greased 13x9 pan. Sprinkle with Mushrooms, Roast Red Peppers, Green onions, and Kalamata olives. Sprinkle with Mozzarella and remaining Parmesan cheese, and top with pine nuts. Bake 350 degrees for about 20 minutes until cheese melts.

 

Nutrient Summary in grams for All (Divide by 10-12 of Servings)

 

Calories

3073.14 g

Protein

99.32 g

Carbohydrates

358.39 g

Dietary Fiber

25.24 g

Sugar - Total

24.76 g

Fat - Total

133.52 g

Saturated Fat

37.32 g

Mono Fat

72.17 g

Poly Fat

19.31 g

Cholesterol

105.42 mg

Vitamin A IU

20223.45 IU

Vitamin C

112.01 mg

Calcium

1865.43 mg

Iron

15.28 mg

Potassium

2734.95 mg

Sodium

6713.22 mg

 

 

 

Asparagus and Parmesan Frittata 

Serving Size:

229.47 g (8.09 oz-wt.)

Calories from Fat

69.97

 

Yield:

4.00 servings

Serving Size:

229.47 g (8.09 oz-wt.)

Meal:

Dinner

Category:

Appetizer

Cook Method:

Baked

Oven Time:

5 minutes

Oven Temp:

400 degrees F.

 

 

 

12 oz-wt  

Asparagus-Boiled-Cup

1 bunch,slender asparagus, rinsed and drained

1 tbs  

Olive Oil

Bertolli Classico Olive Oil Extra Virgin

8 tbs  

Green/SpringOnions-Raw-Cup(Bulbs&Greens)

4 tbs  

Sweet Red Bell Pepper-Chopped-Steamed

1 tsp  

Thyme Leaves (Fresh)

Stripped from stems, or a pinch of dried thyme

1 cup 

Long Grain White Rice-Enr-Cooked

3 each 

Large Whole Fresh Egg-Raw-Each

5 each  

Large Raw Egg White-Fresh-Each

2 tsp 

Parmesan Cheese-Grated

To Taste

Salt and Pepper

 

 

 

Nutrient Summary

Calories

 190.29

Protein

13.10 g

Carbohydrates

17.32 g

Dietary Fiber

2.16 g

Sugar - Total

2.99 g

Fat - Total

7.86 g

Saturated Fat

1.93 g

Mono Fat

4.06 g

Poly Fat

1.02 g

Cholesterol

160.19 mg

Vitamin A

IU 1218.25 IU

Vitamin C

25.31 mg

Calcium

68.91 mg

Iron

2.06 mg

Potassium

305.64 mg

Sodium

147.13 mg

 

 

   

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