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Saturday, October 20, 2012

Fuel Your Workouts from Lisa Stollman, MA, RD, CDE, CDN


Fuel Your Workouts

from Lisa Stollman, MA, RD, CDE, CDN

Here are healthy quick-and-easy meal and snack ideas to help you get the most from

your workouts. Try to eat a snack within thirty to sixty minutes of your workout to

replenish your muscles, refuel your body and get the most nutritional benefit. For good

health make sure half of your plate at lunch and dinner is from non-starchy vegetables,

such as broccoli, carrots, zucchini, tomatoes, eggplant, peppers and cauliflower. Fresh

fruit is great for snacks and dessert.

 
Breakfast:

*1 cup cereal such as Multigrain Cheerios or Barbara’s Cinnamon Puffins + 1 cup skim

or soy milk + 1 small banana + 10 almonds

*1/2 cup low fat cottage cheese mixed with 1 cup blueberries + 1 with 1 tablespoon

peanut butter + 1 Thomas’s Whole Grain Bagel Thin

*1 Arnold’s Whole Grain Sandwich Thin + 2 tbsp. natural peanut butter + 1 small

banana

*Make a parfait: 1 cup nonfat Greek yogurt + 1 cup cereal + 1/2 cup sliced strawberries

(add 1 packet or teaspoon of sugar if not sweet enough)

*Breakfast sandwich: 1 Arnold’s Whole Grain Sandwich Thin + 1 scrambled egg + 1

slice 2% cheese (such as Cabot’s or Baby Bel) + tomato slices + 1 orange

*If you are in a hurry: grab 1 granola bar + 1 cup nonfat yogurt and 1 apple

 
Lunch:

*1 Arnold’s Whole Grain Sandwich Thin or 2 slices whole grain bread pr pita + 2 tbsp

hummus + 1/4 avocado slices + 2 tomato slices + side of carrot sticks and cucumber

slices. Finish the meal with 1 apple or banana.

*Spinach salad: 1 bowl (2 cups) of baby spinach. Add 3 ounces grilled chicken + 1/2

cup small white beans + 1 tbsp sliced almonds or chopped walnuts + 1 orange, peeled

and sliced. Dressing: 2 tbsp. lite vinaigrette.

*100 calories whole wheat wrap with baby greens + shredded carrots + sliced tomato

with 2 ounces low fat mozzarella cheese. Finish the meal with an apple or orange.

*Turkey sandwich: 2 slices whole grain bread + 3 ounces turkey breast + 1/4 avocado,

sliced + side of raw carrot sticks + 1 orange or banana.

*Veggie burger: 1 Arnold’s Whole Grain Sandwich Thin + 1 veggie burger (Amy’s,

Morningstar Farms, Gardenburger or Dr. Praeger’s are all good choices) + 1/4 sliced

avocado or 1 slice low fat cheese. Complete the meal with 1 cup of fresh strawberries

or blueberries.

 
Dinner:

*Pasta and veggie toss: 1 cup whole wheat pasta, cooked + 2 cups chopped and

sauteed broccoli and cauliflower or 1 bag broccoli slaw, sauteed. Add 1 cup sliced

grape tomatoes. Use 2 tsp. olive oil + 2 cloves sliced garlic for sauteing. When veggies

are done, add pasta to pan and mix together. Complete the meal with 1 orange or small

pink grapefruit.

*3 ounces grilled salmon on a bed of sauteed peppers, onions and mushrooms. Add a

salad (2 cups) of mixed greens with 1 tbsp. lite vinaigrette. Complete the meal with a

cup of strawberries.

*3 ounces grilled chicken or lean meat + 1/2 cup brown rice + 2 cups roasted veggies

(zucchini + red

peppers + onions). Roast veggies with 2 tsp. olive oil and pinch of salt at 400 degrees

till slightly browned. Make a salad with baby spinach + 1/4 avocado, sliced and fresh

orange slices. Time saver: You can make extra roasted veggies for the next day! Make

a sandwich (for lunch) with the roasted veggies + 4 tbsp. hummus or 2 ounces low fat

cheese OR toss with 1 cup whole grain pasta for dinner.

*2 cups homemade vegetable soup or 1 can such as Amys + large salad (3 cups baby

spinach or mixed greens + 1 tbsp chopped nuts + 1 chopped cucumber + 1 chopped

carrot + 1/2 cup grapes (cut in half). Dressing: 2 tbsp vinaigrette.

 
Snacks:

*1 granola bar + 1 fresh fruit

*1/2 cup cottage cheese + 1 cup blueberries

*Smoothie: 1 cup plain nonfat yogurt or skim or soy milk + 1 fruit. Fill blender with ice to

top. Blend and enjoy!

*1 cup whole grain cereal (such as Multigrain Cheerios, Kashi Heart to Heart or

Barbara’s Cinnamon Puffins + 1 cup skim, soy or almond milk

*1 can Amy’s soup, such as Minestrone or Vegetable Barley (look for soups that have

140 calories or less and at least 4 grams of fiber per serving

*100 calorie bag of popcorn and 1 fruit

*4 tbsp. hummus with cucumber slices + carrot + celery sticks

 

Adapted from (c) Stollman, Lisa “The Teen Eating Manifesto: The Ten Essential

Steps for Losing Weight, Looking Great and Getting Healthy” (Nirvana Press

2012) www.teeneatingmanifesto.com (Available @ Amazon.com and Book Revue in

Huntington. To make an appointment with Lisa, send an email to:

eatwellrd@yahoo.com. Lisaʼs website is www.lisastollmanrd.com

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Original Long Island Outlaw verbally commits to Marist College!

Congratulations to 2014 team player and Original Outlaw Michael DeLuca on verbally committing to Marist College!