Today I will be sharing one sauce that I will use in 2 different recipes. Both of these recipes are under 300 calories and packed with protein and fiber. This sauce is amazing on pasta or as a salad dressing. The full recipes are below.
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CREAMY LEMON GARLIC SAUCE
1/4 cup raw cashews soaked in hot water for 30 minutes
1 T chopped garlic
2 Tablespoons nutritional yeast
1 tsp salt
1 tsp garlic powder
juice and zest of one lemon
1 cup unsweetened soy milk
1 block extra firm tofu 14 to 16 ounce
Add all the ingredients into a blender and blend till smooth.
Serves 3
per serving calories 255g, protein 21g, carbs13g, fat 13g, fiber 3g
STUFFED ARTICHOKE BOTTOMS
8 thawed artichoke bottoms (I used Trader Joe’s brand)
180g of the creamy lemon garlic sauce
1 medium carrot chopped
2 stalks celery chopped
3 Tablespoons onion chopped
1 Tablespoon gluten free bread crumbs
1/4 cup thawed edamame
1/2 tsp each salt, onion powder, and garlic powder
chopped fresh Italian parsley optional
Place the artichoke bottoms on to a lined baking sheet and place in air fryer on 400 degrees for 7 to10 minutes or until slightly crispy.
Meanwhile preheat a non stick skillet on medium heat and add the veggies except edamame and saute for 5 minutes until softened adding water if needed . Next add the edamame, spices and the sauce and bring to a boil then simmer on low for 3 to 5 minutes stirring frequently.
Then divide the sauce evenly between the 8 artichoke bottoms. Sprinkle the bread crumbs evenly over the top and air fry for another few minutes until a bit crispy. Then garnish with fresh parley Depending on the size of your artichoke bottoms you may have some left over filling.
Serves 2
per serving calories 230, protein 16g, carbs 25g, fat 8g fiber 8g
CREAMY BROCCOLI FLAT BREAD
1 Bfree high protein wrap or wrap of your choice
1 cup cooked broccoli chopped
5 cherry tomatoes sliced
5 olives sliced
1/4 of the sauce about 90 to 100g
chopped fresh Italian parsley optional
Air fry or bake the wrap at 400 degrees until slightly crispy. Then add the sauce and the toppings and bake or air fry for another few minutes until desired crispness. Watch it carefully as it can burn easily. Then top with more of the sauce and fresh chopped parsley
Serves 1
Calories 218, protein 19g, carbs 22g, fat 8g, fiber 11g
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[Music] Hi, Debbie Chu here from Chew on Vegan. Welcome back to my kitchen. If you’re new here, I’m a plant-based RN and I follow a plant-based diet with a focus on protein. Lately, protein has become a very important macro in my life because I am post-menopausal and I am trying to build muscle. As you may not know, as you age, especially us women here going through menopause or after you start losing muscle mass at quite an accelerated rate. So, it’s very important to keep that muscle on. So, I am focusing on protein and strength training. Today, I’m going to be showing you one sauce and two recipes, but this sauce can be used on many other different kind of recipes, but I’m just going to show you two today. and it’s one of my favorites and I’ve made different versions over the years. So, I’m trying a slightly different version today and we’ll see how it comes out. The full recipes will be in the description box below. And also in the description box, you will find all my discount codes. And one of the main things that I’m really relying on lately is my Hume Body Pod. It’s a body analyzer and it shows me not only my weight, but it shows me my body mass as far as fat and muscle and water and bone. It really gives you a full picture of what’s going on inside of you. When I first got my Hume Body Pod, I was shocked how high my fat percent was. My body fat percentage, it was really high. And that kind of scared me because having that fat around your organs is can be very dangerous. So I am on a mission now to lose some of that body fat. So there’s a discount code below 15% off. And if they’re having any kind of sale, you can tack that onto their sale, an extra 15%. And you can also get this with your FSA and your HSA. It’s eligible for that. So you could actually get it for free through your insurance. Anyway, let’s get started on these recipes. I think first off, I want to make the sauce and then I will break into the recipes. All right, so the base for this sauce is tofu, of course, because that’s how we’re going to incorporate some more protein in this. So, I have a block of firm tofu, and I did press it for about 30 minutes because this is not the high protein, extra firm that I normally get. They were out. So, I just got regular extra firm. And then we have nutritional yeast. No, this is nutritional yeast. This is garlic powder and salt. I want it super garlicky. I also have garlic, lemon juice, zest, and some soy milk. So, all this is just going to go into your blender. And I’ve got a cup of soy milk. I’m not going to start with that much. I want to make sure that it’s the right consistency. So, we’ll add in the lemon juice, the nooch, the salt, and the garlic powder. Lot of garlic because I love garlic. You don’t have to make it this garlicky, but this is a lemony garlic uh creamy sauce. The zest. All right, I’m gonna go blend this up and then I’ll show you the consistency that I like. I did end up using all of the soy milk, but look at that. That is the consistency you want. And I also forgot to mention, I started with a/4 cup of cashews, raw cashews that I soaked for a little bit. Uh just to give it that extra creaminess. But you want to taste it if it needs any more salt, nutritional yeast. You could add pepper, whatever you want to do. All right, let’s start with the first recipe. and I’m gonna take you over to the stove. So, the first recipe is going to be stuffed artichoke bottoms. Trader Joe’s has these in their frozen section, and I think a lot of other places do carry this, but I thought this would be a great thing to stuff. So, you need to just defrost them. I just put them in cold water and let them sit there for most of the morning. And then I’m going to use eight of these I’m going to air fry these for I don’t know 10 minutes or so. I want them to get a little crispy and then I’m going to show you the stuffing I’m going to make and then I will stuff them and you’re going to see how they turn out. So, these are going to go in at 400. I’ll check them after about 10 minutes. I’ve got a non-stick skillet heating up on medium heat and then I’m going to add my veggies in here. So, what I’m going to stuff these with is a mixture of carrots, celery, onion, and some edetami. Then, I’m going to put in that delicious sauce and let that simmer for a while. And then I’m going to stuff those babies and then put a little breadcrumbs on top. And then we’ll put it back in the oven for a few minutes. All right. So, I’m just going to throw it all in. I’m going to wait to add the edetami and then we’re just going to cook this for about 5 minutes till they get soft. If you need to add water, then you can add a little bit of water if they get too dry. I’m just going to cover these and then I’ll check them every minute or so and give them a little stir. All right, so these are looking good. You want to make sure you have a little moisture in there. I’m going to add in the edamami. I’ve got some salt, garlic powder, and onion powder. I’m going to add in just to flavor the veggies up a little bit. Then I’m going to add in my sauce. And this is about half of what I made. Then get this all combined. You’re still on medium heat. So I’m just going to bring this up to a boil and then I will let it simmer. And that way it kind of takes away some of that strong tofu flavor. Even though I love the taste of tofu, but not everybody in my family does. All right, let’s start filling these. And I like to overfill. Of course I do. And I think I always make too much sauce, whatever I do. My eyes are always bigger than my stomach, apparently. All right, I’m just going to continue filling these and then I’ll show you how I top them. So, depending on the size of your artich chokes, you might have a little bit more left. Then I’m just going to sprinkle a teeny little bit of panko breadrumbs on top. And then I’m just going to put them back in for just a couple of minutes, maybe 3 minutes or so. You could broil it if you want. It’s just probably about a tablespoon that I’m spreading over each one. If you want more, that’s fine, but the macros will reflect one tablespoon. All right, these are going to go back in and then we’ll give them a taste. Look how good these look. And you can eat four of these. Four is a serving. I could only fit six on the plate, but I made eight, so it’s enough for two people. All right, let’s give them a try. I got my napkin. You never know what’s going to happen. All right, here we go. They taste as good as they look. Whoa. These are really good. Really good. I have nothing to say, but wow, these are really good. All right, let’s move on to the second recipe, and it’s going to be as good as this one. So, the next thing I’m going to be making is a flatbread. And I’m going to use that creamy garlic lemony sauce for the sauce on my flatbread. And I’m going to add broccoli, olives, some tomatoes, and some fresh parsley. It’s going to be super easy, and you get to eat the whole thing. So, you all know I love this beef free, the high protein wraps. You can use whatever kind of wrap you want, but I have celiac, so I have to use a gluten-free. And this is the best one I found. And what do you get in here? You get 11 g of protein, and each wrap, you get 11 g of protein. Each wrap is only 90 calories. So, you can’t really beat that. I’m going to air fry this for just a couple of minutes to get it a little crispier. And then I’m gonna top it with everything and then put it back in so it gets nice and crispy. All right, we’ve got it on a line baking sheet. Just throw it in for two, three minutes. So, I just did about 3 minutes in the air fryer and it just a little bit crispy and then I’ll finish cooking after I put the toppings on. So, go ahead and put it back on your line baking sheet because it might be a little too flimsy after you get everything on. And then we’re going to put a generous amount of our sauce here. And I’m going to put a little bit more on it after we we bake it. Then I’ve got some broccoli that I’m going to put on here. This is about a cup, give or take. And this is a flatbread, so it’s not going to be like a pizza. And this is, you know, thin. I can make these smaller. And then we have our tomatoes and some olives. And I just think that looks so pretty. those those three colors there or four colors, I guess. All right, in the oven maybe four or five minutes and then we’ll put a little bit more of the sauce on top and then we can give it a taste. Okay, there she is in all her glory. I topped it with a little more of that sauce and some fresh parsley. Let’s give it a taste. All right, here we go. We’re going to give it a taste. Now, this is something it’s not going to be like pizza where it really holds up. So, just know it’s a little flimsy, but we’ll give it a our best shot. And I probably could have made this a little bit bigger. I do love broccoli on a pizza and tomatoes, too. But you can do whatever kind of veggies you would like. But these are my favorite right here. Maybe I could have added a little onion, too. So, I hope you like this video. I hope you learned something. If you did, please give it a like and share it with your friends because it’s about the views and we want everyone to see this way of eating. We want everyone to get healthy and eat a plant-based diet and to show that it doesn’t have to be boring. Now, these two recipes could be considered appetizers or whatever you want. You could eat them for a meal, a side dish, appetizers. They’re really flexible. 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26 Comments
More fun and easy recipes! Enjoy!
I have big portabella mushrooms caps that Iβm going to stuff with your sauce! yum!
I love artichokes! I need to get to Trader Joes.
Hi! Thanks for sharing your ideas! Where do you get your wraps?
Nice sauce Debbieπ
Wowowow nice sauce
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Looks great! Iβll have to check out the artichoke bottoms!
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This is EXACTLY what Iβm looking for in content. I just so appreciate your delicious, easy, nutritious and healthy meal suggestions – it just makes my life easier having your help. Thank you!β€ 12:32
Nutritional yeast is a form of MSG. A no no according to Anthony William, the medical medium.
Thank you for the good ideas! π₯¦π
Love this video and all your content! Would mushrooms be the best substitute if you canβt find the artichoke bottoms? Thank you.
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Plantwhys makes an alfredo sauce using tofu OR white beans. No expensive cashews needed. Also, the bean sauce lasts longer in the fridge than tofu.
I had never heard of artichoke bottoms. As a fellow gluten free person, I am excited to see how I could put them to use. Thanks for sharing!
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Yes πβ€οΈ! Some delicious looking treats that I am going to try. Iβve never seen the frozen artichoke bottoms, definitely be on the lookout, sound just as good or even better than mushrooms. Now this is just me, but Iβm going to add spinach. Thank you again!
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Yes!!! Thanks for more great recipes to try.