Organic Surfer Girl

Since cleaning up my diet, I make an attempt to try new recipes, new food, etc. I also have discovered that since my taste buds have drastically changed, foods that I might not have liked previously, I like now.  I absolutely encourage everyone to try new recipes/food at least once a week. I love trying new fruits and vegetables. It is so much fun! To date I have tried: Kale Butternut Squash Couscous - I make plain and then flavor it with my own batch of seasoning Quiona Ginger Kombucha Tumeric Guava Almond Flour Almond Milk *I currently can't remember any others but as I try new things, it will pop up on the blog as I go. Guava! it's a bit tart. I sliced in in half. I scooped out the seeds which its soft and fleshy in the middle. Then I just bit off the rest which is a bit hard. It is definitely yummy! I currently have a papaya and two coconuts ready to be cut and eaten! I can't wait. What new things have you tried lately? "And then he tells me, "Y

You have to like fish to like this recipe. I've made it twice so far. It's come out yummy both times. It's quick and easy to make. I like it and will make it again. Spring Pilaf with Salmon and Asparagus (From Cooking Light: Through the Seasons) Ingredients 4 cups of water 4 (6-oz) salmon fillets. (you can also get one long one and cut it) 1 Tablespoon of butter 2 cups diagonally cut asparagus 3 cups cooked brown rice 1 cup fresh or frozen peas 1/2 cup vegetable broth 2 tablespoons chopped fresh flat leaf parsley 2 tablespoons fresh chives 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper Directions: 1. Bring water to a boil in a large skillet: Add salmon (skin side up) Return to a boil. Reduce heat, cover and simmer 10 minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. Remove fish with a slotted spoon and discard water. Break fish into large pieces 2. Return pan to heat; melt butter over med-high heat. Add aspara

One night I was hungry, I were trying to think of what was for dinner. I looked in my kitchen and put together this quick meal. Quick, easy and yummy Penne with garlic and broccoli Ingredients: 1 bag of whole wheat penne 2 whole garlic heads (or more if you like a lot of garlic) 3 whole broccoli bunches (or if you are using freezed broccoli, use the whole bag) Olive oil Salt and pepper to taste Directions: 1. Boil pasta as directed 2. Heat up olive oil in pan 3. Toss garlic in pan until browned 4. After garlic is browned, toss in broccoli. (If you are used fresh, cut off the stems (you can save these to make cream of broccoli) ) 5. After broccoli is soften, combine with pasta, season as desired. Dinner is served! “The best surfer out there is the one having the most fun” Duke Kahanamoku

          It's official, my stomach does not like me. :(  I've been doing some research on diets without gall bladders.  Surprisingly, there is none! A few guidelines here and there.  The doctors lied.  They all said that one could eat a normal diet after a month or so after the surgery.  They fail to realize just how much the gall bladder really does aid in digestion.  My liver is now doing all the work. I am heading the in the right direction.  The few guidelines out there do require that one eats a "real food diet" which I mean, no preservatives, processed food, and etc.  However, I now have to eliminate food from my diet. This includes, caffeine,oranges, grapefruits, minimal dairy, minimal chicken, turkey and red meat.  I also have to eat small frequent meals.   So bear with me as I go along this journey as well.  I not only have to eliminate food but change how I eat as well.  Wish me luck.         Anyway, last week I posted my dinner recipe. It was three differ