Tuesday Recipes – Delicious Experiments
3323. April 2013 by Swiss
Good morning!
As I said in yesterday’s post, I did some experimenting in the kitchen this weekend. Though I did not make up a new recipe, I copied and modified 2 of my favorites on my list. Both came out very well and I can only recommend trying them!
I start with the savory one, this is from Kierston at candyfit.net, the CINNAMON EGGWHITE BITES. and I wanted to try these for so long. Since I don’t have a mini-muffin-pan (but I MUST have one!!), I used mugs. So it looks like they turned out to be
CINNAMON EGGWHITE CHICKEN MUGCAKES (modified from Kierstons Cinnamon Eggwhite Bites)
Ingredients
7 Egg Whites
1 Egg
1 T Ground Cinnamon
2 T Ground Flax Seeds
200g ground Chicken
Optional ingredients:
Sweet Potato
Oatmeal
Nuts
Cheese
Chopped dried fruit
Instructions
Pre-heat your oven to bake at 400F
Roast chicken in a skillet on low heat until done
In a bowl, combine eggwhites, egg and chicken
Mix well
Grease 3 mugs with cooking spray or coconut oil
Place in the oven and bake for 20-30 minutes
Remove from oven and enjoy!
The second recipe is a sweet one, actually, it tastes like an incredible dessert. It’s the Simple Chia Seed Pudding from ToneItUp.com and it is REALLY simple and so yummy! I modified one ingredient which made it a little thicker.
SIMPLE CHIA SEED PROTEIN PUDDING
Ingredients
4 Tbs Chia Seeds
1 scoop protein powder (modified ingredient)
2/3 Cup of liquid ~ you can use water, almond milk or coconut milk
Optional additions: Stevia, Cacao powder, cinnamon, vanilla… the possibilities are endless!
Directions
In a bowl mix together chia seeds and liquid of choice. Using a spatula or spoon, mix thoroughly for about 5 minutes until pudding starts to form. Add stevia and protein powder and continue mixing. Place in refrigerator to cool or enjoy at room temperature. You can serve with berries, coconut flakes, toasted almonds or just have it plain! Feel free to adjust liquid to chia ratio depending on how you like it.
I chose coconut milk and added a scoop of vanilla protein powder, ground vanilla and ground cinnamon. If you want to enjoy it as a pudding, you can eat it right away, I decided to have it as a parfait and therefore put it in the fridge for about 2 hours. OH.SO.GOOD.
I hope you enjoyed this post and will try one of the recipes – if you do so, I’d LOVE to see a pic!
Milk, yay or nay? If yes – Soy, Almond, Cow or Coconut?
I am not a huge milk drinker – IF, I use coconut milk or I would use unsweetened almond milk, but I can not get it here in Switzerland.
Any new recipe you tried out lately?
Have a wonderful day!!
xxx
Lucie
My goly!!! The chicken and egg muffins sound incredible. Thank goodness I just picked up a thing of ground chicken. It’s like my mind new you were about to share them =)
Haha, see, I am sending you my thoughts along. If you make them let me know how they turned out!
Both recipes look really interesting and delicious! Love unsweetened vanilla almond milk! Have a wonderful Tuesday, Lucie!
Thank you Kim!
I love how creative your recipes always are! Those mug cakes look so good and is something I would never think to do. Can’t wait to try it out!
Thank you Danielle, and they are so simple to make!
Cow’s milk does nothing for me – I don’t even buy it anymore. I usually go for unsweetened vanilla (or chocolate) almond milk. So good. I’ve seen chia puddings pop up before, but I’ve never tried them. Might have to give it a shot sometime!
I am not drinking cow milk either! I wished we could get the unsweetened almond milk here or even the chocolate one – I’d be in heaven 🙂
Where do you buy egg whites ? Seems like they don’t exist in Switzerland !!
No they don’t, but I just seperate the white from the yolk and save the yolk for a scramble or in the worst case waste it – but I try hard not to!
Adding cinnamon to chicken and eggs? As big of a lover of cinnamon as I am, I have to admit that I’ve never really added it to any savory dish. I’m going to have to give it a shot one of these days. And when it comes to milk, I barely ever drink it unless it’s in my cappuccinos, and then I go for regular cow’s.
Happy Tuesday, love!
I thought it was weird too in the beginning, but today I am in love with my cinnamon eggwhite scramble in the morning or for dinner (breakfast for dinner is always a winner – yeeeeh, a rhime!!) – it’s really good!!
That protein pudding sounds fabulous. I have been wanting to incorporate chia seeds into my diet, so this sounds like a good way to do it.
I hope you’ll like it – I love it, it’s really like a dessert!!
Gosh, I’m so late to keeping up with your amazing blog, dear; but I just saw that smoothie on Facebook and I had to check it out. I’m glad I did!! Those recipes are SUPER! Thank you for them – you are so inspiring!!
I’m ok with fermented cow milk (cottage cheese,cheese and yogurt) but milk is a big no no.I love goat milk, almond, coconut are good too, but so expensive…
No worries my Dear, don’t stress yourself! Happy you like the recipes – and cow milk is a no go for me too – but oh, how I miss my Yogurt!!
I really need to try those bites!
Chia pudding is a favorite of mine, and I always use almond milk. I can’t stand regular anymore. 🙂
I totally have to make them again as soon as I have such a Mini-Muffin-Pan! And I feel you – regular cow milk tastes so different today than when I was a child 🙂
I love experimenting with weird food! Those chicken mug cakes are a great idea! I have made chia pudding before and I usually do it with almond milk. My favourite kind is when I add almond extract, stevia and cocoa and then top it with berries 🙂
Oh my Goodness that sounds SO good! I need to try it with these addings!!
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Oh so good is right!! The protein chia pudding looks amazing, and I can imagine that the creaminess from the coconut milk really kicks it up a notch. I made a similar version last summer, but used almond milk, so it wasn’t quite as delicious and pudding-like as I’d hoped. I’m definitely going to try your version!
I used to be a huge regular milk drinker when I was little, but during my teens, I went off it completely. In college, I started drinking soy milk, and then after college, I switched to almond milk, which is what I drink now and use in recipes. Have you ever looked into ordering it online? It might be expensive, but you could probably get a reasonable price from one of the online health food companies!
I’m so happy you made the egg white bites! They sound unique, but in a very delicious way!
Huge hugs, Lucie! ❤ xoxo
I am sure the almond milk version is delicious as well! Ordering almond milk is horrendous because it is heavy and you pay shipping costs according to weight 😦
I want to get a Mini-Muffin-Pan soon so I can make the original eggbites! !
I put a shortcut to this post on my desktop! Gotta try these mug cakes and chia pudding!!! 🙂
Oh that makes me so happy to hear!! Hope you will like it!!
Soooo happy you enjoyed them!!!!! They are my fave ever! I really appreciate you linking up to and sharing my recipe 🙂 Much love xo
You’re welcome, thank YOU for all your genious kitchen work!!
Oh wow, wasn’t expecting the chicken in those muffins! haha! They look like little desserts!
I can’t do cow’s milk thanks to my somewhat lactose-challenged tummy, but I SWEAR by my unsweetened almond milk…I even like to drink it straight up which most people don’t do!
I would LOVE to have unsweetened almond milk here! I mean, the sweetened one is prett delicious, but there’s no way I drink sugar all day long 🙂
But protein powder isn’t paleo..so you are making tweaks to paleo?
You mean because I am doing the Whole30? I didn’t have this during the challenge.
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