Recipes With Turmeric And Vegetables
Everyone knows that vegetables are good for you. The problem is, even with that knowledge, not everybody likes to eat vegetables. Which is unfortunate as without a doubt, one of the best things that you can do for your health is to provide your body with plenty of fresh fruits and veggies in your diet. People who eat plenty of fruits and vegetables have been found to have significantly lower risks of developing chronic disease or obesity. (1) This is mainly due to the fact that they are excellent sources of vitamins, minerals, and phytochemicals like antioxidants that all work in tandem to help prevent disease. (2)
So considering how essential fruits and veggies are, it’s helpful to use recipes like this to add far more flavor than they would naturally have otherwise. And that’s exactly what using turmeric, black pepper, cumin, and coriander accomplishes. You simply have to mix these spices together with the vegetables in a bowl and then bake them. It’s as easy as that. In addition to all of the great health benefits already provided by the vegetables, you’ll also be getting even more antioxidants from the spices while also lowering inflammation in your body. (3)(4) It’s a definite win-win combination for your health.
This recipe is especially great if you have kids who find vegetables to be too bland and boring ordinarily. Get them to try out these spicy roasted veggies and they might just get hooked! I know I’m certainly hooked to the great savory flavors these spices add to my vegetables. I’d recommend pairing them with a nice slice of grass fed steak to really cover all of your nutritional bases in one delicious meal.
Turmeric Chicken And Rice Casserole
P.S. – If you’re in need of some more great veggie recipes to help add a bit of flavor to your meals, then you should check out these great paleo style recipes as well:With just 7 little ingredients, turmeric vegetable medley is going to be your new fun and easy side dish. Believe it or not, we usually do not eat this for dinner or lunch but every day for breakfast. Yes! You heard us right. BREAKFAST! There is nothing like starting out your day with clean eating deliciousness to get you off on the right track. Did you know that people who start their day off with a healthy breakfast are more apt to eat healthier all day long?!
We are making turmeric vegetable medley right now, at this very minute, and our yorkie dog (Buddy) is whining. Do you know why he is whining? This crazy but fun-loving dog adores turmeric vegetable medley and eats a little bit with his doggie kibble every morning. We are certain that Buddy is maybe the one and only dog with a turmeric stained doggie bowl. Bless his little heart.
Turmeric has curcumin, which is great anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant. Turmeric is that bright yellow/orange spice that adds color to many curries. There is a bit of a chill in the air and if your joints are complaining you need to get more turmeric vegetable medley in your diet. Cumin, coconut oil and turmeric all have anti-fungal properties. If you need to follow the candida diet, this is a fantastic recipe for you to try.
Madras Fish With Turmeric & Vegetable Rice
You are going to love turmeric vegetable medley as it is a great clean out the refrigerator adjunct and you can use any 3 vegetables you desire. Your pick! Really it is that easy. Just 3 little vegetables and healing turmeric and cumin spices.
When you are choosing your vegetables, take note of the order of hardness of the vegetables you are preparing to cook. Let us give you an example...If for example you have chosen to cook carrots, green beans and zucchini, then you would first put your chopped carrots and chopped green beans in a pan with a little oil, a little water and your spices with a lid and give them a quick steam before adding your zucchini.
Everything turmeric touches has the potential to be stained. Here are some suggests to be able to enjoy the benefits of turmeric without the mess.
Coconut Turmeric Chicken Thighs
4) use a slightly damp paper towel to wipe down your stove after cooking with turmeric so you don't stain your tea towels.
We love fresh turmeric but sometimes it is difficult to find so ground dried turmeric also works very well in this recipe. I know you are probably wondering why there is no garlic or onions in this recipe. Those would also be a fantastic option if you desire. However, dogs should not have onions or garlic as it makes them sick and every day Buddy our doggies eats Turmeric Vegetable Medley. This recipe needs to be dog friendly for our family.
You can use any vegetables you desire. Feel free to use frozen veggies as well. If you want to reduce the carbohydrates, use low cab vegetables like zucchini, peppers or green beans.
Immune Boosting Recipes With Turmeric, Ginger, Cinnamon, And More
Serving: 1 g | Calories: 184 kcal | Carbohydrates: 13 g | Protein: 2 g | Fat: 15 g | Saturated Fat: 12 g | Sodium: 66 mg | Potassium: 534 mg | Fiber: 4 g | Sugar: 6 g | Vitamin A: 10692 IU | Vitamin C: 29 mg | Calcium: 51 mg | Iron: 3 mg
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4) use a slightly damp paper towel to wipe down your stove after cooking with turmeric so you don't stain your tea towels.
We love fresh turmeric but sometimes it is difficult to find so ground dried turmeric also works very well in this recipe. I know you are probably wondering why there is no garlic or onions in this recipe. Those would also be a fantastic option if you desire. However, dogs should not have onions or garlic as it makes them sick and every day Buddy our doggies eats Turmeric Vegetable Medley. This recipe needs to be dog friendly for our family.
You can use any vegetables you desire. Feel free to use frozen veggies as well. If you want to reduce the carbohydrates, use low cab vegetables like zucchini, peppers or green beans.
Immune Boosting Recipes With Turmeric, Ginger, Cinnamon, And More
Serving: 1 g | Calories: 184 kcal | Carbohydrates: 13 g | Protein: 2 g | Fat: 15 g | Saturated Fat: 12 g | Sodium: 66 mg | Potassium: 534 mg | Fiber: 4 g | Sugar: 6 g | Vitamin A: 10692 IU | Vitamin C: 29 mg | Calcium: 51 mg | Iron: 3 mg
Join our Healthy World Cuisine medical editors (trained in both Western and Eastern Medicine) and learn how to EAT your way around the WORLD from the comfort of your own kitchen. Grab free health tips, recipe ideas, meal plans and gain a better understand how eating choices can affect your health. Be the healthier and happier YOU!
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