Healthy Recipes for Pregnancy |
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Finding new cooking ideas and knowing what's safe to eat during pregnancy is tricky. Here are a few healthy choices for you. None of the ingredients are harmful for you or your baby, as long as you ensure that all food is cooked properly (i.e. piping hot and cooked for the required length of time). Breakfast recipesSandwich with Scrambled Egg and TomatoServes 1 Ingredients 2 slices of brown or wholemeal bread Lightly toast the bread. Whisk the egg with a teaspoon of butter and some pepper. Put in a pan for a few minutes mixing continuously. Slice the tomato on one toast, add the scrambled egg and the put other slice on top. You now have a 5 minute breakfast that's healthy, high in fibre and low in salt. Fruit and Oat CocktailServes 1 100g of oats Mix the oats with the water and the apple juice in a bowl. Leave it in the fridge overnight. In the morning add the yoghurt, the honey, the lemon zest, the apple, peeled and grated, the roasted almonds and the defrosted raspberries. Mix them all together and enjoy! You have a tasty and refreshing choice low in fat, low in salt, high in fibre and gluten free! Lunch recipesSmoked Salmon on ToastServes 1 2 slices of brown or wholemeal bread Lightly toast the bread. In a bowl, mix together the crème fraiche, the lemon juice, the dill and season to taste. Spread over both slices. Using a vegetable peeler make slithers of cucumber, layer over the crème fraiche and top with 60g of smoked salmon and season with black pepper. Incredibly tasty recipe and very low in sugar. Snacks recipesChicken SandwichServes 1 1 chicken breast Cut one breast of chicken into fillets. Grill them on both sides ensuring they’re properly cooked on both sides. Top one slice of brown or wholemeal bread with a layer of salad leaves, thinly sliced tomato and thinly sliced cucumber. Add the chicken fillets and sprinkle a little vinaigrette on top of it. Have these converters at hand when cooking to get your measurements right: Fluid Ounces (fl. ozs.) into Millilitres (ml)
Ounces (ozs.) and Pounds (lbs.) into Grams (g)
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