In the past month we have decided to change our eating habits. Our goal is to reduce our meat in take to only 7 meals a week with meat in them and 2 of the meat meals have to fish. So basically I found it easiest to eat our meat or fish at dinner and replace our go to salads with chicken we usually eat for lunch for meat free options. We are not fans of soy and of a lot of grain in our diet so we have had to get a little creative.
Here is a spin off of my turkey chili but it is now made with lentils and black beans and lots of veggies. Lentil and Black Bean Chili (the more veggies you want to add the better ) 2 12 oz jars of any kind of salsa 2 pieces of garlic chopped 2 pieces of celery chopped 2 carrots chopped 3 bell peppers any color chopped 1 large onion chopped Jalapeño chopped (optional) Avocado optional 1 can of fire roasted diced tomatoes 1 handful of cilantro chopped 2 handfuls of kale chopped 1 can of black beans 1 pouch of lentils (trader joes has them available already cooked, this made it very easy!) Cumin chipotle chili seasoning Directions: Put crock pot on low add all the ingredients then pour salsa and seasoning and mix in. Let cook on low 3-4 hours. Ive also made this on the stove top and let cook on high for about 20 minutes then put in fridge to eat for lunch during the week.
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Lisia SanfordLisia, as you may have guessed is Dr. Austin's wife, she runs the Sanford kitchen and is responsible for keeping Dr. Austin healthy. Lisia is a certified group exercise instructor and personal trainer. She owned and operated one of the best gym's in Dallas. She gives presentations on anti-aging, raising healthy families, making healthy shopping decisions, and gives cooking classes. She has studied at the Clayton College of Natural Health and is currently studying at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. Check here for recipe ideas, natural beauty tips, Lisia's favorite products, natural treatments and remedies for your family. Follow Lisia on Instagram!
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