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A hearty shopping trip

10:34 pm | Publish by Craftyslh

Excuse the pun, but I need to fill the fridge/freezer with food that meets the Mediterranean Diet requirements, so my bags were full of chicken, fish and lots of vegetables. It was difficult to know what to buy, whether hubby would be discharged from hospital this week, so I decided to fill the freezer with fish and pop a fresh chicken in the fridge.
Trying to remember what is allowed in the vegetable list was fun, I remember after Dad's heart op that he wasn't allowed grapefruit or lots of green cabbage, broccoli or kale (cruciferous veg). I erred on the side of caution and bought green beans, courgettes, organic carrots, red and green peppers, avocados, tomatoes, onions and some salad leaves, add to that apples, pears and cherries and I'm hoping that I've managed a supply of rainbow colours of veg and fruit to use for meals and snacks.
This is going to be an interesting week. Hopefully hubby will be home and I can start cooking up some scrummy dishes.

I'm just waiting to have our normal conversation:-
Me: What do you fancy for dinner?
Hubby: Food!
Me: What kind of food?
Hubby: Cooked!
I'll know my superhero is back then.

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  1. Craftyslh Says:
    16 December 2014 at 17:59

    Well, we nearly had "the conversation" today, very close, it may be another day or two, but hubby is definitely on the mend.


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We have always valued Organic and Free Range produce, knowing that it has more nutrients and less chemicals. Shopping locally, keeps our farmers in business and saves food miles. Growing our own vegetables when we can is great, we just need to come to an arrangement with the pests (especially the slugs) that we also want to eat the food. Cooking is how I relax and I love to provide fresh meals, full of goodness, low fat and also flavoured with herbs from our garden. We need to change our diet from the red meat bias that we have had to a white meat/fish bias, plus more vegetarian dishes. This blog is going to show our journey towards a "heart healthy" diet for the whole family.

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