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Food Finds

I thought it might be fun to share some food finds with each other. I'm not really talking about recipes, just things we find at the market that are really tasty, high in Protein and ready to serve or easy to cook.

It might be a good idea to name the store or website etc that you found it on.

For instance, I found at Trader Joe's

Turkey meatballs

Serving size is two meatballs

100 calories

4g of fat

5g of carbs

1g of sugar carbs

2g of Fiber carbs

12g of protein

They come fully cooked in a 1 pound frozen bag and have no artificial color or flavor and no preservatives.

And they're really delicious!

I had trouble eating two but they are a great alternative to tuna which is getting a little boring to me.

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Here's a recipe that we recently discovered that is absolutely to die for! So far we've done this with rainbow trout and tilapia and both are excellent. Super simple.

Take whatever fish you prefer and put it on sheet of aluminum foil on a cookie sheet. You want the foil large enough to make a "steaming bag" by folding the top and ends. You'll want to be sure to have enough so there is open space above the fish. Add a generous amount of store bought salsa - we used the Tostito's medium spicy. Now put fresh cilantro on the top to taste (we love cilantro so we use quite a lot). Salt and pepper to taste or just add after cooking. Seal your tent on the top and one end and then add about an ounce of the cheapest beer you can find. Seal the second end and bake in the oven at 400 for about 20 to 30 minutes depending on the thickness of the fish and how many pieces you have.

When it comes out of the oven, open the foil carefully - hot steam and you don't want all the salsa sauce to leak out. We serve it in bowls because the sauce is absolutely delicious!! Amazing!!

What a great idea Jen! I'll be going to Trader Joes!

The fish sounds delicious!!

Sounds good. I'm not a salsa fan but cilantro yeah baby love that stuff!

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