VEGGIE CREATIONS

While skimming through the pages of a website dealing with food one page caught my eye: "20 genius ways to use veggies you never would have thought of". Sounds interesting? I picked out the five best to show you ;)

 

Here we go:

 

1.       Cauliflower cake

  Have you ever thought of roasting a whole cauliflower? And cutting
  into pieces like it´s a cake!? I have seen this for the first time
  of my life :D It looks really funny!

 

 

 

2.  The next creation is called “Dish 'Em Up”. I love preparing

various dips. For example for dinner, to eat them with some bread

and vegetables. Sometimes the dip tastes incredibly good so that

I want to lick the bowl :D Do you know that feeling?

Well, now you can eat the the bowl, too.

 

 

 

 

3.   Bean sprouts. Similar to spaghetti? I don´t think so… Anyway, they have fewer carbs and calories – one positive aspect ;D

 

 

4.       Low-Carb Pizza

  Can you make out the pizza crust? Normal pizza dough!?
  This pizza recipe is unlike any you’ve had before: The crust is
  made from grated cauliflower. Yummy!

 

 

 

 

5.  How cute looks that!? A mini-vegetable burger. It´s

made with slices of zucchini, tomatoes, pepper and probably mini

chicken. I think, I´m gonna try this out ;)

 

PEELING AN ORANGE WRONG

Admittedly, I am allergic to oranges and all other kinds of citrus fruits. I have told you about that in my second blog entry. So, maybe you remember.. Otherwise you know it now ;)

Yesterday I was preparing some fruit salad for my family. I added apple, banana, mango, pear, pineapple, berries and of course orange as my sisters love eating that. I always leave them. Better said: I have to leave them!

I was somehow not able to peel an orange. What a shame.. :D

That´s how it looked:

(I found that in the web)

 

The result of my attempt to peel an orange: an orange caterpillar! I think it´s the best way to describe it.. ;D What do you think? 

Simply lop off the ends, then make a small incision in the side. At least, carefully open to reveal the orange segments. Here it is – the orange caterpillar! Ready to be eaten! (but definitely not by me)