現丑了,翻譯的,很粗燥,英語的原文在後面。
面對五光十色的色拉,可能口水都流出來啦。可是,這些色拉中,有的有益於你的,有的應該敬而遠之!因此,在做色拉時,請注意選擇:
1。請選擇選深綠色菜葉,如菠菜和萵苣葉。一杯這樣的葉子可以提供你一天所需要的大半VA,全部鉀,以及Vc,葉酸等等,后兩者能強有力地保護視覺;
請放棄淺綠色的蔬菜,如常見的生菜,它只提供你所需要的7%的VA,一點點的鉀,其它方面的營養也不多。(可是它卻是常見的色拉之一!)
2。選擇鮮亮的蔬菜:下一步,添加約1杯豐富多彩的蔬菜: 西蘭花,胡蘿蔔,小西紅柿,綠、紅辣椒,甜菜之類的。與其它蔬菜相比,這些蔬菜給你更多的纖維,礦物質,維生素,和能與疾病做鬥爭的抗氧化劑,如芹菜,黃瓜等;
應該放棄:任何可能帶有Mayo(蛋黃醬,即蛋黃與飽和脂肪的混合品)塗層的東西、或莫名奇妙的敷料,包括混合的胡蘿蔔和葡萄乾,油菜色拉和土豆沙拉。
3。選擇瘦蛋白 :半杯就夠了。Chickpeas and kidney beans
(鷹嘴豆和菜豆,前者有點像豌豆,後者應該是常見的那種較大的紅色豆子,常常是腌制的,可以Google一下)是不含脂肪的蛋白質的優質來源(每種6
克)。切片的煮雞蛋(8克)是另一種明智的選擇,只是應該限制蛋黃以限制脂肪;
應該放棄:雞肉,金槍魚,或蟹沙拉 - 它們通常由高脂肪Mayo組成。 三豆色拉,通常漂浮有大量的油脂。 乾酪,含有高度的飽和脂肪,加速衰老過程(引起動脈阻塞)。
4。額外的味道:喜歡乳酪?加一湯匙Parmesan 巴馬(22卡路里)來提味,或1湯匙核桃或葵花籽。這兩個有對你的心臟有好處的脂肪,而且還能幫助你的身體吸收所有這些蔬菜的營養;
應該避免:Cheddar cubes (大概是一種較硬的乳酪) - 你很快就會吃的很多(超過你所需要)。;麵包片 - 它們看起來無害,但每3/4 杯有 100卡路里,它們通常含有高卡的精製碳水化合物、鈉和轉換脂肪。亞洲酥麵條同上。
5。加點佐料:約1湯匙對心臟健康有幫助的橄欖油,再加點醋,辣椒,然後攪拌:拋,扔,拋漩渦。你可以問任何廚師, 這是一個完美沙拉的秘密 - 徹底攪拌能確保所有的風味和紋理分佈均勻,並讓您使用最少的佐料併發揮最大的效用。
應該放棄:繞過去那些現成的沙拉醬桶。即使是低脂肪或無脂肪的現成沙拉醬通常有很多的鹽,糖和添加劑。
準備好了嗎?左切右拌,色香味俱全,任務完成!
又:喜歡水果沙拉?容易。選新鮮的,什麼都行。甜瓜,草莓,菠蘿,獼猴桃,再加上1至2湯匙碎核桃仁或葵花籽,這些是良好的脂肪並且松
脆。然後買一小盒低或無脂肪酸奶以及除去飽和脂肪的蛋白質奶油乾酪。注意應該避免桃,杏,梨等糖漿罐頭,它們的熱量比新鮮水果多得多,但營養卻少得多。
Salad bars can be diet salvation or junk-food minefields.
Here's how to get from one end to the other without detonating an
explosion of bad fats, sodium, sugar, and refined carbs.
1. Go dark on greens: Build a vitamin - and fiber-packed
foundation by starting with roughly 1 cup of spinach and romaine leaves
(for more than half of your daily vitamin A and all of your K, plus
some C, folate, two potent vision protectors, and more). Skip'em:
Lighter greens tend to offer less nutritionally. Iceberg lettuce, for
instance, delivers only about 7% of the A you need, some K and not much
else.
2. Go bright on veggies: Next, add about 1 cup of the most
colorful crudités - broccoli, carrots, cherry tomatoes, green and red
peppers, beets, like that. Ounce for ounce, vibrant veggies give you
more fiber, minerals, vitamins, and disease-fighting antioxidants than
their paler companions, like celery and cucumbers. Skip'em: Anything
coated in mayo or an indefinable dressing, including carrot and raisin
mixes, cole slaw, and potato salad.
3. Choose lean proteins: Aim for about ½ cup of these.
Chickpeas and kidney beans are nifty sources of fat-free protein (6
grams each). Sliced hard-boiled eggs (8 grams) are another smart
choice; just limit the yolk to limit the fat. Skip'em: Chicken, tuna,
or crab salads - they're usually made with high-fat mayo; three-bean
salad, which typically is afloat in a sea of oil; and cottage cheese,
which is high in aging (read artery-clogging) saturated fat.
4. Sprinkle on extra flavor and crunch: Like cheese? Add 1
tablespoon of Parmesan (22 calories) to punch up the flavor, or 1
tablespoon of walnuts or sunflower seeds for some healthy crunch. Both
have good-for-your-heart fats, which help your body absorb the
nutrients in all those veggies. Skip'em: Cheddar cubes - you'll quickly
eat more than you need; croutons - they may look harmless but at 100
calories per ¼ cup, they're usually high-cal booby traps of refined
carbs, sodium, and trans fats. Ditto for crunchy Asian noodles.
5. Dress for success: Now swirl on about 1 tablespoon of
heart-healthy olive oil, a splash of vinegar, a grating of pepper, and
toss, toss, toss. Ask any chef. It's the secret to a perfect salad -
thorough tossing ensures that all the flavors and textures are evenly
distributed and lets you use minimal dressing to maximum effect.
Skip'em: Walk right past those vats of ready-made salad dressings. Even
the low-fat or fat-free versions are usually loaded with salt, sugar,
and additives. And just 2 tablespoons of regular blue cheese or ranch
have about 160 fat-packed calories
Ready? Dig in. Yum. Mission accomplished!
PS: Prefer a fruit salad? Easy. Go for whatever's fresh -
melons, berries, pineapple, kiwi - and top with 1 to 2 tablespoons of
chopped walnuts or sunflower seeds for a dollop of good fats and
crunchy flavor. Then buy a small container of low- or no-fat
yogurt/cottage cheese for creamy protein minus the sat fat in dairy
foods. Skip'em: Syrupy canned peaches, apricots, pears, etc. They have
far more calories and fewer nutrients than fresh fruit.
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