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Saturday, April 12, 2014
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Simply Sunday~ Salads in Mason Jars
I have been " Lo Carbing" it for about 5 months now. I typically bring salads to school, and they take me forever each night to prepare. I found this idea on Pinterest long ago, but never bothered to make them. Then the other day I decided to give it a try.
Wow! This first one I made was incredible!
I made it like an Italian Anti-Pasta Salad. I used a Pint Sized Mason Jar that I had around the house.
Ingredients:
I layered them in this order:
Paul Newman's Own Oil and Vinegar Dressing- MUST go in first!
Salami and Black Forest Ham
Cucumbers
Red Peppers
Black Olives
Pepperoncinis
Grape Tomatoes
Pepper Jack Cheese
Romaine Hearts Lettuce- LAST
I brought it to school and all I did was shake the jar and pour it into a bowl. It was so good and so much! I read to use Quart Sized Mason Jars but I used a PINT Size and I could not finish it all!
Today I went to Hobby Lobby and found the Wide Mouthed Pint Sized Mason Jars. I came home and put these salads together:
Breakfast in a Jar Salad:
Dressing*
Hard Boiled Egg
Bacon
Avocado
Grape Tomatoes
Romaine Hearts Lettuce
Unsalted Roasted Sunflower Seeds
And then the next one:
" Mixed Review"
Dressing*
Grilled Chicken
Grape Tomatoes
Black Olives
Pepperoncinis
Feta Cheese
Romaine Hearts Lettuce
* The only "Processed" foods I eat are Salad Dressings. For this one I wanted to use my Marie's Peppercorn Asiago dressing but I noticed my jar said expires on 1-17-14 so I threw it out. I then used some bottled Hidden Valley Ranch instead ( yuck) and "built" my salads. After putting them together I noticed that bottle said expires 1-3-14. Bummer, if I am going to eat expired dressing, I would at least prefer the other one! I REALLY need to make my own dressing! I count my "carbs" as I layer my jar.
I hope you enjoy. I do not know where the original idea came from or I would link it. Remember to put the salad dressing first and lettuce last and just shake before serving. Also, I did not use a Quart Jar as suggested in everything I read, but I used a Pint sized Jar.
This is one of my favorite "regular salads:
My Favorite Salad: Romaine Hearts, Avocado, Bacon, Feta Cheese and Grape Tomatoes with Paul Newman's Own Oil and Vinegar- YUM!
Close up of the Italian one and the Buffalo Chicken Salads
NOTE- the one with bacon and eggs did not turn out well. Off to make the Buffalo Salads and the Antipasta ones for this upcoming week.
Edit- adding some more on 4/27/14 These are Chicken Caesar Salads and more Antipasta Salads. I have also made Greek Salads. The Chicken Ceasar, have Marie's Caesar Salad Dressing and then black olives, grape tomatoes, feta cheese and grilled chicken.
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Easter Decor'
Good evening, friends!
This post is from last year. Do you know why? Because I can NOT find my tub of Easter items! Boo Hoo
Here are a few photos of my Springy/ Easter decor'.
Come on in!
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P.S. I found the cute little sheep at Kroger Grocery Store!
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Simply Sunday~ Salads in Mason Jars
Hi my friends,
I know it is Wednesday but I was so excited about these, that I could not wait to post!
I have been " Lo Carbing" it for about 5 months now. I typically bring salads to school, and they take me forever each night to prepare. I found this idea on Pinterest long ago, but never bothered to make them. Then the other day I decided to give it a try.
Wow! This first one I made was incredible!
I made it like an Italian Anti-Pasta Salad. I used a Pint Sized Mason Jar that I had around the house.
Ingredients:
I layered them in this order:
Paul Newman's Own Oil and Vinegar Dressing- MUST go in first!
Salami and Black Forest Ham
Cucumbers
Red Peppers
Black Olives
Pepperoncinis
Grape Tomatoes
Pepper Jack Cheese
Romaine Hearts Lettuce- LAST
I brought it to school and all I did was shake the jar and pour it into a bowl. It was so good and so much! I read to use Quart Sized Mason Jars but I used a PINT Size and I could not finish it all!
Today I went to Hobby Lobby and found the Wide Mouthed Pint Sized Mason Jars. I came home and put these salads together:
Breakfast in a Jar Salad:
Dressing*
Hard Boiled Egg
Bacon
Avocado
Grape Tomatoes
Romaine Hearts Lettuce
Unsalted Roasted Sunflower Seeds
And then the next one:
" Mixed Review"
Dressing*
Grilled Chicken
Grape Tomatoes
Black Olives
Pepperoncinis
Feta Cheese
Romaine Hearts Lettuce
* The only "Processed" foods I eat are Salad Dressings. For this one I wanted to use my Marie's Peppercorn Asiago dressing but I noticed my jar said expires on 1-17-14 so I threw it out. I then used some bottled Hidden Valley Ranch instead ( yuck) and "built" my salads. After putting them together I noticed that bottle said expires 1-3-14. Bummer, if I am going to eat expired dressing, I would at least prefer the other one! I REALLY need to make my own dressing! I count my "carbs" as I layer my jar.
I hope you enjoy. I do not know where the original idea came from or I would link it. Remember to put the salad dressing first and lettuce last and just shake before serving. Also, I did not use a Quart Jar as suggested in everything I read, but I used a Pint sized Jar.
This is one of my favorite "regular salads:
Hope you enjoyed these. I can't wait to make my next batch up on Sunday for the week! My favorite salad I make is a Buffalo Chicken Salad with Bleu Cheese, Bleu Cheese dressing, Purple onion and lots of celery. I can't wait to try it in a jar! And here is a link to my Buffalo Chicken Salad:
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I know it is Wednesday but I was so excited about these, that I could not wait to post!
I have been " Lo Carbing" it for about 5 months now. I typically bring salads to school, and they take me forever each night to prepare. I found this idea on Pinterest long ago, but never bothered to make them. Then the other day I decided to give it a try.
Wow! This first one I made was incredible!
I made it like an Italian Anti-Pasta Salad. I used a Pint Sized Mason Jar that I had around the house.
Ingredients:
I layered them in this order:
Paul Newman's Own Oil and Vinegar Dressing- MUST go in first!
Salami and Black Forest Ham
Cucumbers
Red Peppers
Black Olives
Pepperoncinis
Grape Tomatoes
Pepper Jack Cheese
Romaine Hearts Lettuce- LAST
I brought it to school and all I did was shake the jar and pour it into a bowl. It was so good and so much! I read to use Quart Sized Mason Jars but I used a PINT Size and I could not finish it all!
Today I went to Hobby Lobby and found the Wide Mouthed Pint Sized Mason Jars. I came home and put these salads together:
Breakfast in a Jar Salad:
Dressing*
Hard Boiled Egg
Bacon
Avocado
Grape Tomatoes
Romaine Hearts Lettuce
Unsalted Roasted Sunflower Seeds
And then the next one:
" Mixed Review"
Dressing*
Grilled Chicken
Grape Tomatoes
Black Olives
Pepperoncinis
Feta Cheese
Romaine Hearts Lettuce
* The only "Processed" foods I eat are Salad Dressings. For this one I wanted to use my Marie's Peppercorn Asiago dressing but I noticed my jar said expires on 1-17-14 so I threw it out. I then used some bottled Hidden Valley Ranch instead ( yuck) and "built" my salads. After putting them together I noticed that bottle said expires 1-3-14. Bummer, if I am going to eat expired dressing, I would at least prefer the other one! I REALLY need to make my own dressing! I count my "carbs" as I layer my jar.
I hope you enjoy. I do not know where the original idea came from or I would link it. Remember to put the salad dressing first and lettuce last and just shake before serving. Also, I did not use a Quart Jar as suggested in everything I read, but I used a Pint sized Jar.
This is one of my favorite "regular salads:
My Favorite Salad: Romaine Hearts, Avocado, Bacon, Feta Cheese and Grape Tomatoes with Paul Newman's Own Oil and Vinegar- YUM!
Click to shop Online- even in your PJ's! http://www.snowmanlover.stampinup.net
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