I am back on reset before starting phase 2. I bought myself a little treat after meeting my first mini goal and it has been a life saver on this round of reset. I have used it for lunch and dinner the last two days, I love it that much. Yesterday, I used it to make some spaghetti with meat sauce. Yep, on reset where most carbs are a no no. How you ask? Well let me introduce you to the Saladacco. It is a little slicer that takes your harder vegetables and slices them into thin spaghetti like noodles. Gosh, let me just show you the zucchini noodles I made for dinner last night
Aren't those cute? They are so easy and fun to make. To eat them, I left them raw and topped them with a little of the marinara sauce I posted here. In a nut shell, it is a can of stewed tomatoes, onions, Italian seasoning and garlic. I didn't make the meatballs because I was in a hurry, instead I simply browned some ground turkey and added the marinara sauce to cook for a bit.
Throw your sauce on top of your "noodles" and you are ready to eat, a quick 15 minute dinner for a busy night. I also put a little nutritional yeast on top of the sauce because it has a slightly cheesy taste, kind of like Parmesan. You could saute your "noodles" a bit to soften but I found that the heat from the sauce softened the noodles enough.
I hope you don't feel like I am being a product pusher, I just have really been enjoying the Saladacco and I wanted to share it with you all. I can see it being something I use often and I am excited to try and make some Yakisoba noodles for dinner tomorrow. You could make the noodles using a grater or a knife if you had the patience.
Where can we fine the Saladacco? Would it be at Walmart or Target? Thanks for the great recipes!
ReplyDeleteTink, I looked at Target and couldn't find it. We don't have a Walmart so I am not sure about that. Our local kitchen Kaboodle store sells them but they were all out so I ended up buying online. I found the price online was the cheapest also. The link to buy from Amazon is in the post, it sells for about $18 so it isn't to bad.
DeleteI just ordered a saladacco, it looks like something we would use very often. Thanks for the tip and for all of your wonderful recipes. You are saving the less imaginative of us from boring food :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you like it as much as I do. Maybe I should take on a super hero name...Diet food girl, tag line: saving the less imaginative from boring food! Hehe, just kidding. I am glad you are finding inspiration on my blog.
DeleteEmily I am so enjoying your blog and I have been doing A LOT of your recipes. I want to thank you for your awesome instructions and tips. Also, congrats on your loss so far. I had to chuckle when I looked at your pics because you started at the exact same weight as me and lost the exact same amount on Reset. I am on day 6 of Phase 1 so I hope that my results are as good as yours. I love to cook and your recipes help me feel like I can do that in a healthy way!!! THANK YOU!!! By the way, I just ordered the saladacco!!! Can't wait to get it.
ReplyDeleteI am so pleased that you have been finding the recipes helpful. Thank you for congrats on the weight loss, stick with it and I am sure you will have just as much success. I hope you like the Saladacco as much as I love mine.
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much for all the recipes. I just wanted to quit PINK, but then I discovered your blog with awesome recipes. THANK YOU!!!
I'm from Cape Town in South Africa and just ordered the Saladacco. My daugthers are in Florida and they will ship it to me.
Can't wait to try your recipes!!!! Blessings from Cape Town!!!
Dorothy,
DeleteThank you for taking the time to send me a message. I think you will love the saladacco, I know I love mine. Keep up the hard work with PINK it is so worth it. Let me know what you think of the recipes when you try them. I think it is so cool that the blog is reaching so many people from so far away! Thanks again for the message and stay strong or should I say stay PINK. -Emily
How much do you scoop onto the "noodles"? I make my own sauce too, with ground turkey
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