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Thai stir-fry pizza on cauliflower crust |
I have been taking this supplement for some time but have always held back on how much I took. I guess the only explanation was that the word "acid" made me extra cautious. Now, I am taking as much as I need. My stomach and sinuses feel better.
With my stomach feeling better, I can easily polish off a nice meal of Thai stir-fry pizza on cauliflower crust, ACD-Phase 1.
Here's what you need for a single serving:
1 cauliflower flatbread (get the recipe here: http://catsinthekitchen.blogspot.com/2012/12/cauliflower-crust-pizza-with-hemp.html)
Stir-fry veggies (1/2 carrot in matchstick pieces, 4 asparagus stalks cut into one-inch pieces, handful of shredded red cabbage, 2 green onions in half-inch pieces, 6 snap peas)
Raw veggies for garnish (sliced radishes, cucumber slices,)
Sunbutter dressing (get the recipe here: http://catsinthekitchen.blogspot.com/2012/02/pad-thai-spaghetti-squash.html) Note: There will be lots of dressing leftover for salads, etc.
Here's what you do:
In a large skillet, heat 1 T. olive oil. Stir fry veggies until tender crisp.
Spread sunbutter dressing on the flatbread. Top with stir-fry mixture and enjoy.
Or make it a salad. Place stir-fry veggies on a bed of greens and drizzle on dressing. Slice up the flatbread and serve on the side.
How about dessert? Try a grain-free carob brownie for ACD-Phase 1. Get the recipe here: http://catsinthekitchen.blogspot.com/2013/01/grain-free-carob-brownies-with-fudgy.html
Recipes contributed to:
http://www.dietdessertndogs.com/2013/01/17/wellness-weekend-january-17-21-2013/
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