1 pkg (7 oz) Red Quinoa, cooked per pkg directions, chilled
1 pkg (12 oz) Just Picked and Quickly Frozen Super-Sweet Corn, thawed
1 cup finely chopped fresh cilantro
1 cup green onions, thinly sliced on the bias
2 plum tomatoes, 1/4-inch dice (about 1 cup)
2 avocados, peeled, pitted, cubed small
1/2 cup Lemon Vinaigrette
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp pepper
There's not much to report in the way of process-photos because I basically just precooked some red quinoa, then mixed that in a giant bowl with all the other ingredients.
My modifications:
- Didn't add any salt. Didn't think it needed it.
- I used more like 2/3c. green onions, not 1 cup. I think that was plenty of onion taste.
While I think this is meant to be a side dish, it is very filling. I had this for a lighter dinner one night with half a bagel. I also had it for lunch two days this week. I will add this recipe to my repeat list, but could probably even cut back more on the green onions. Depends on how much onion you like.
Week 12 Recap...
Training Plan:
12 3/28-4/3 | Spin +abs | 4 mi easy | 30 min tempo | Boot Camp | Rest | Rest | Half! 13.1 mi |
What I did:
Monday 3/28: 1 hour of spinning
Tuesday 3/29: Easy Run = 4.80 miles+ 150 crunches
Wednesday 3/30: 30 minute tempo run = 3.03 miles + 150 crunches
Thursday 3/31: 1 hr of Bootcamp: usual core stuff, plus lots of leg stuff (uh oh) like lots of squats and lunges- on the ground, on the stepper, and an the bosu ball. Some wall sits. Not so much of the arm/chest stuff.
Friday 4/1: Rest Day; Ate half of peanut butter cup brownie.
Saturday: Rest Day (Expo/Packet Pick up!)
Sunday: Bucks County Half Marathon. Currently Sunday is the little ray of sunshine in an otherwise rainy forecast:
Anyone have fun weekend plans?
Good luck on Sunday! Hope it stays dry for you!
ReplyDeleteThe recipe sound good. Thanks for sharing it. Good Luck on your half on Sunday.
ReplyDeleteThank you both!
ReplyDeletePenny - it was good, but that recipe made A TON. If I made it again (for just the two of us), I'd halve the recipe. If you make it as listed, make sure there are many mouths to feed!