Monday, July 23, 2012
Lamb Bolognese - Clean Eating
This was one of the meals I cooked before we moved. It's freezer friendly, and one of the reason why I like it is that I can cook in bulk and it tastes better the next day. It's sort of a bolognese recipe- an adaption if you like, except that I have it with vegetables and not on any pasta/rice.
For the past 6 months or so, I have been slowly reducing my intake of processed food. Perhaps you noticed that I have not been posting food consisting with noodles or rice recently. Or think that I am on a low carb diet. The reality is that I am going back to basics, and eating less food that have gone through any manufacturing. I still get my carbs through fruits, vegetables, and root vegetables (Sweet potato, pumpkin..etc). I'm not anti carb or anti- treats. I still enjoy my desserts and sweets!
Eating clean to me is to eat wholesome, healthy food as much as I can. I'm not perfect and I dare say that I try my best to practise it 90% of the time, and 10% of the time, I enjoy some treats. The rule of thumb is that if it is man-made (like gone through any form of processing) then I try to avoid it.
While on most days, I avoid sugar or any sugar added products, I do enjoy my treats once a week or when I feel like it. One thing though, I enjoy my treats the way it should be enjoyed- without guilt.
But back to this lamb bolognese. I paired it with some lightly stir fried zucchini and broccoli. Delicious. Simple and fresh. Too simple that I nearly didn't want to write a post about it, but thought I could share what I have been doing on days that I have been tired and just want a quick fix meal. And it can be healthy too.
Lamb Bolognese- Serves 4
500 grams lamb mince
1 can of tinned tomatoes
1 tablespoon of tomato paste
2 fresh tomatoes diced
1/2 cup of beef stock
2 chili chopped
1 red onion chopped
1 carrot chopped
1 cup of mushrooms chopped
salt/pepper
Saute onion and garlic. Cook mince till brown and done. Add in tinned tomatoes and fresh. Fold in all vegetables. Add stock and simmer for 15-20 mins. Serve with veges or salad.
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5 comments:
yay to lamb, but here expensive! another yay for low carbs! :D
i love seeing more lamb recipes. I am not as good with lamb as I wish I could be so I am using you as my guide! this looks great
ya, try to avoid consume more processed foods, nowadays i also started to make my own bread yeast.. This lamb sound great!
That's a great idea to serve it on veggies. I noticed that when I have fried rice or noodle more, I will gain weight. Really need to cut down on my carb.
I've had lots of bologneses in my life but none made with lamb! I love that you served it over veggies!
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