Whole foods are any foods that are minimally processed, with no parts added or subtracted. For example, an egg that has been cooked is still a whole food, but wheat that has been refined and the bran removed, is no longer whole. Making whole foods a part of your lifestyle means eating real, natural, unprocessed foods. This includes fresh vegetables, nuts, seeds, whole grains, fresh meat, milk and eggs. Here are three recipes for a whole day of whole food: Breakfast: Baked eggs with peas and sun dried tomatoes Lunch: One pan lentils, veg and pork Supper: Couscous with pan fried veg, pumpkin seeds and honey balsamic drizzle (Click on photos to view full size)
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