And I don't mean that I blew it and ate dairy or eggs,
but that the transition has been so easy, I haven't really found myself feeling deprived.
The biggest challenge this week:
I've been feeling sick.
I don't think it has anything to do with changing my eating habits,
but for a few weeks now I've been feeling a bit dizzy and nauseous, especially after I eat.
I cut out my multi-vitamin, in case I was overloading on iron, but that didn't seem to help.
I have a doctor's appointment today, so hopefully she can solve the mystery.
The biggest pro this week:
I'm branching out.
This week, I made my own vegan "Ranch dressing" from this recipe, here...
and I ate this delicious cookie dough baked oatmeal cake for breakfast,
recipe courtesy of Chocolate-Covered Katie (who has the best vegan baking recipes...if you haven't already, you MUST try the cookie dough made from chickpeas).
recipe courtesy of Chocolate-Covered Katie (who has the best vegan baking recipes...if you haven't already, you MUST try the cookie dough made from chickpeas).
And I'm currently involved in a love affair with pumpkin seeds. Those things are amazing.
Who knew?
What I'm missing most:
Holy crap, I just want a Wisconsin six-cheese pizza already.
Just one piece? A little slice? Can I at least lick the cheese?
My menu:
(from last Thursday)
Breakfast: 1/2 grapefruit, 1 cup Kashi Go Lean Crunch with unsweetened almond milk
(from last Thursday)
Breakfast: 1/2 grapefruit, 1 cup Kashi Go Lean Crunch with unsweetened almond milk
2 cups coffee with nondairy creamer
Lunch: 1/2 cup chickpea "tuna" salad (made with low fat vegenaise).
1 pita pocket. 1 cup watermelon.
Afternoon snack: Fruit smoothie made with 1/2 peach, 5 strawberries, 1/4 cup raspberries,
1/2 frozen banana, 1 Tbsp ground flaxseed and 8 oz. Sugar-free lemonade.
Dinner: Large lettuce/spinach salad with green peppers, onions, carrots & 1 oz. almonds
with Fat free Italian dressing and spicy mustard. Corn on the cob.
Evening snacks: 1 Tbsp peanut butter
1/2 cup cookie dough coconut ice cream
That baked cake look amazing. I'm trying to go vegan as well for health reasons. This Sunday I'm doing a crock pot recipe link up. Interested in co-hosting?
ReplyDeleteI love following along on your vegan adventures--I'm definitely going try that Ranch dressing recipe!
ReplyDelete-Alyssa
The Glossy Life
mmm That cookie dough does look good!
ReplyDeleteI'm not Vegan, but I did notice when I was told I had a dairy and egg allergy (but it's really just a sensitivity. darn doctors) and I couldn't really eat much in the way of quick meals, I went hungry a lot. I always got dizzy and nauseous when I'm hungry or low on iron.
Good luck on the next 2 weeks!
xo
That cookie dough treat looks amazing! My roommate and I are throwing a vegan desserts party next week and this is for sure going on the menu! Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteMaybe your preggers haha since you dizzy and nauseous! haha ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing a link to the cookie dough oatmeal I am definately going to give that one a go!
xo Emilie @ Hungry Delights
confession: I've been trying to cook only vegan dinners, and I caved last night and made pizza. oops. stay strong!
ReplyDeleteI found a vegan pumpkin custard recipe and I made it, BUT I couldn't find agar powder so I substituted it with gelatin, which isn't even vegetarian but if I do find agar powder I can make it vegan :) Its sooo good btw!
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