Orzo with Red Onions and Spinach
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Written by Lyn   
Sunday, 14 February 2010
1 Cup Orzo
3 Cups Water
1/2 Red Onion Diced
4 Cups Fresh Baby Spinach Leaves
1/2 Cup Fresh Grated Parmesan Cheese
1 Tsp Black Pepper
1 Tsp Celery Seed
2 Tbsp Olive Oil
2 Tbsp No Salt Butter

Fill a pot with the water and bring to boiling. Add the orzo and cook for 5 - 7 minutes until cooked through. Drain and set aside.

In a sautee pan, add the olive oil and butter and heat to high. Sautee the onions and spinach until softened. Season with black pepper and celery seed.

Add the orzo and parmesan cheese and stir until mixed. Serve.

Serves 4 - 6

Sodium Content = 85 Mg/Serving

 
Low Sodium Dirty Rice
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Written by Lyn   
Sunday, 14 February 2010
I prepared this to eat during the Super Bowl in support of the New Orleans Saints. I'm not primarily a Saints fan but I had to pick a team so I went with the Crescent City because I'm a big fan of Purple Voodoos and above ground gravesights. Now that I chose to support my fellow southerners in the Crescent City I needed an appropriate meal.

One component of the perfect N'Awlins meal is dirty rice but any pre-packed option will easily have 700+ mg of sodium per serving. Way too high so I decided to go it on my own. I used brown rice for this version but I'm sure white rice would work just as well.

Also, be sure to check the ingredient labels for your canned and bottled items. I selected low sodium kidney beans and no salt added tomatoes keeping the overall salt count very low. Additional options would be to use dried kidney beans pre-soaked for 4 - 6 hours and 2 medium fresh tomatoes. In my case, the canned options were low enough to make this a very easy low sodium dirty rice dish to prepare.

1 Cup Brown Rice
2 Cups Water
1 16oz Can Dark Red Kidney Beans
1 16 Oz Can Crushed Whole Tomatoes
1 Medium Yellow Onion
2 Tbsp Smoked Paprika
1 Tsp Black Pepper
1 Tsp Celery Seed
Several Splashes Tobasco Sauce
Several Splashes Worcestershire Sauce

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Newcastle Brown Ale Beef Chili
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Written by Lyn   
Sunday, 14 February 2010
Use your crock pot to keep this one simple. Prep work for this chili was no more than 10 minutes with no actual cooking required after that (you just have to have some willpower to wait until it is done because it will start to smell quite yummy in no time!)

Be sure to check the ingredient labels for your canned and bottled items. I selected low sodium kidney beans and no salt added stewed tomatoes keeping the overall salt count very low. Additional options would be to use dried kidney beans pre-soaked for 4 - 6 hours and 2 medium fresh tomatoes.

1 Lb Ground Beef
1 16oz Can Dark Red Kidney Beans
1 16 Oz Can Stewed Tomatoes
1 Bottle Newcastle Brown Ale
1 Medium Yellow Onion
4 Large Garlic Cloves
1 4oz Can Tomato Paste
2 Tbsp Smoked Paprika
1 Tsp Black Pepper
1 Tsp Celery Seed
Several Splashes Tobasco Sauce
Several Splashes Worcestershire Sauce

Last Updated ( Thursday, 25 February 2010 )
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Seared Tuna & Baby Greens Salad
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Monday, 11 January 2010
Tuna Greens Salad
Tuna & Baby Greens Salad
Each ingredient is per serving.

2 Oz Fresh Tuna Steak
1 Cup Baby Greens
1/4 Cup Walnuts
2 Strawberries sliced
2 Tbsp Bolthouse Farms Raspberry Merlot Olive Oil Vinaigrette
Black Pepper
Olive Oil

In a bowl, toss together the greens, walnuts and strawberries..

Heat the olive oil in a pan and briefly sear the tuna on all sides maintaing a rare center (sear longer if you prefer your tuna cooked through to the middle.) Once cooked, slice the tuna into 1/4 inch thick pieces.

Place the salad greens mixture on plates and then add the tuna on the side. Drizzle the Bolthouse Farms salad dressing over the greens.

Sodium Content: 80 mg

Last Updated ( Monday, 11 January 2010 )
 
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