Well
you knew it was coming! Swimsuit weather. Already you are seeing
guys working outside without their shirts. Soon everywhere they will
be out mowing lawns, washing cars, playing ball, swimming. And all we
can think about is our own waistlines.
Well
remember those New Years Eve Resolutions about getting healthier and
losing weight? Just because you ate an eclair this morning doesn't
mean that you can't start right now, to watch what you are fixing and
what you are eating.
This
one meal just is not going to turn you into a swimsuit model
overnight. This is not a sprint to the finish type of thing. A
healthier you is a daily constant marathon. This is just one way to
“pace” yourself so that we can reach that goal together.
By
the way, did you know that even a ¼ cup of white, light tuna packed
in water has 20 mg of cholesterol and 190 mg of sodium!
Ingredients:
12
oz. Can of Chunk light Tuna (in water)
1
medium avocado
3
green onions (both white and green parts sliced thinly)
2
stalks celery cut in a small dice
3
hard cooked eggs (using only 1 of the yolks)
1
tsp mayonnaise
1
tsp yellow mustard
½
tsp lemon juice
Salt
and pepper to taste
Sweet
paprika
Two
large tomatoes
Directions:
Hard
cook the eggs, shell, and keep the whites and 1 of the yolks, chop
them up.
Drain
the tuna
Cut
open the avocados and remove the pit, then spoon out the flesh into a
medium bowl.
Add
the mayonnaise, mustard, and lemon juice and mash together with back
of a fork till it is well mixed. Adjust with salt and pepper.
Wash
the tomatoes well and cut in half at the equator. Scoop out the
insides so that the tops and bottoms are like boats.
Now
mix the chopped green onions, diced celery, and egg into the avocado
mixture. Flake the tuna out of the can as you fold it into the mix.
Spoon
mixture into each half of tomato and garnish with a slight bit of
Sweet Paprika!
A cool summertime meal that is much more healthy than regular tuna salad and jammed full of flavor but your tummy wont feel bloated after this!
Summer
and shirts off season is almost here. Are you ready?
There
are no words ever dreamed of or created to express the euphoric joy
that I feel serving and belonging to Master Indy. I try with each
post to express that happiness.
socialslave
To
satisfy and restore.
To
nourish, support and maintain.
To
gratify, spoil, comfort and please,
to
nurture, assist, and sustain
…..I
cook!
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buy slave's cookbook:
The
Little Black Book of Indiscreet Recipes by Dan White
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