Diet and Exercise Planning: Boring Diet Need Not Apply

Posted March 27th, 2006 by admin

How can today’s diet and exercise planning topic help you create a healthy diet that is not boring.

Diet and exercise planning help to incorporate a healthy diet that is bland free. Many individuals fail their diets because their eating plan is too boring. You don’t want your meal to leave you snoring, do you? It is very easy to look at the foods allowed on your diet to be boring and restrictive. Vegetables out the ears, chicken four nights a week, and fish three nights a week does not sound appealing. Why don’t you pull out your cookbooks and get creative! Here are a few tips.

Spice your food up! Pepper and lemon mint on fresh fish, mint rubbed into pork, and rosemary and fennel with chicken can bring a diet out of the doldrums. The ‘blander’ the food is, the higher the effect of the spice.

Dress up the dish! Broccoli drizzled with raspberry vinaigrette, cabbage spiced with apple vinegar and pepper is yummy! You can use a fruit vinaigrette dressing to make a wonderful marinade for meat and dressings for warm or cold vegetables the choice is up to you. Try using herb infused olive oils for cooking or as a salad dressing. A few examples of herb infused olive oil include tarragon, ginger, and fennel. You can also use low sodium soy sauce to spice up a dish. Whatever the diet, diet and exercise planning tips can help you spice up your diet.

by Kristy Haugen


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