Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Cook Low-Carb Long Term


Diet South Beach is one of the most popular diets in decades. All over the world, people are taking off weight by removing carbs, but in the process of learning to eat healthy foods. But the true beauty of South Beach is that it teaches you a whole new food for a healthy, happy life. South Beach Diet healthy way requires an adjustment in the cooking styles, too, though. When I learn to cook low-carb, you will find it easier to maintain your new weight and your new healthy way of life. Here are some tips to put it all together.

1. Investing in a good cookbook.
The third phase of the South Beach diet is a lifetime maintenance plan that allows you to eat a variety of healthy foods. If the recipe repertoire is based on high-fat meals with creamy sauces and processed foods, you will need to create new recipes to share. South Beach Diet book is a good start. It contains many easy recipes for cooking, which will start construction of a new repertoire of healthy foods. You'll find dozens, even the South Beach cookbooks on the market that will give you some ideas about the best ways to put new things food savvy to use.

2. Think fresh!
Processed foods are very antithesis of healthy low-carb diets. Even processed meats are packed with fillers that add in carbs and calories without offering anything in the way of feeding. Try to shop the outside aisles of the supermarket - fresh fruits and veggies, meat and dairy products - and to avoid all foods between filling.

3. Learn simple methods of cooking.
Learn to Cook South Beach way is surprisingly simple - a very simple techniques that may be used for cooking now. Steaming, poaching, braising, roasting and grilling involve very little prep time. If the recipe calls for dredging in flour or dusting with breadcrumbs, throw it away. You'll learn a whole new appreciation for all the real food when they cook simple.

4. Color your plate pretty.
A healthy plate is full of vivid, brilliant colors. When preparing the plate for yourself, think in color. Deep green, dark red to bright orange and vegetables are low in healthy carbohydrates, minerals and vegetables. White potatoes, rice and bread are not. Your best bet is to eat your veggies, if they are on top of their color - before overcooking robs them of their vitamins and minerals.

5. Spice it up!
Relish is a great way to brighten up flavors in your food. There is a whole world of spices of your fingers and learn to use them can really wake up your number and your palate. Learn about the different spices used in the regional cuisines can help you turn a boring meal just a few shakes of POW spice bottle. Some spices and spice combinations to try are:


* Curry is not just for Indian food now. A sprinkle of curry (use a light hand!) Are you sure you can wake up in the wind fresh fruit salad, especially when you add a touch of vanilla.
* Cinnamon is unusual and delicious spice addition to chicken dishes.
* Bar lime oil added edge to salads and vegetables. Just add a dash of olive oil, saute chicken where also brightens flavor and really wakes up your taste buds.
* Rosemary gives everything an earthy, sharp flavor is the perfect foil for pork and poultry.



6. Add some embellishment to your life.
Garnishes are more than just pretty things on your plate. Fresh herbs, slices of fruit and vegetables are raw strips of more than one address for your eyes. They add a healthy balance, and your diet. Select edible garnishes - part of the lemon can be squeezed over fish or chicken flavors to shine, for example.

The most important things to remember about cooking low-carb for the long term are:


* Skip white food. They are almost always treated
* Cook simple. Cooking low carb is usually quick, easy and simple.
* Use olive oil for bandages and sautéing.
* Get colorful. The more colorful your plate is healthy, will be feeding.

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