Category: seed mix

Cauliflower-Onion-Fennel Skewer with Seed Mix

So yummy!

MB 02-02 - Blumenkohl

Ingredients:
your serving of pumpkin seeds
your serving of sunflower seeds
1 serving of vegetables (we take cauliflower, onion and fennel)
Spices: salt, pepper, paprika

Preparation:
Clean the vegetables, peel, dice roughly and blanch in hot water. Season to taste with salt, pepper and paprika.
Heat a pan without fat and sauté the cubed vegetables. Remove and spike the cauliflower, onion and fennel cubes onto pre-soaked wooden skewers. Keep the skewers warm.
Roast the seed mix in the pan without fat. Roll the vegetable skewers in the seed mix and enjoy!

Vegetable Skewers with Crunchy Seeds

Delicious skewers: cauliflower-onion-fennel skewer with crunchy seeds

MB 10-01

Ingredients:
2/3 serving pumpkin seeds
1/3 serving sunflower seeds
1 portion of vegetables (we used cauliflower, onion and fennel)
Spices: salt, pepper and paprika

Preparation:
Clean the vegetables, peel, dice roughly and blanch in hot water. Season with salt, pepper and paprika.
Heat a pan without fat and sauté the vegetable cubes. Remove from the heat and carefully pierce onto wooden skewer, alternating with cauliflower, onion and fennel cubes. Keep the skewers warm.
Toast the pumpkin and sunflower seeds in a pan without oil. Place the vegetable skewers in the toasted seeds and careful coat all the vegetables. Enjoy!

Do you know that Pumpkin Seeds are a Sleep Aid?

Many have the “Seed Mix”, which is pumpkin and sunflower seeds, as a breakfast in their Metabolic Balance Nutrition Plan. Ever wondered how many benefits pumpkin seeds actually have? See in the following infographic [source]:

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Delicious & Pungent – Spicy Melon Carpaccio:

MB 07-24-2019

1 serving seeds (2/3 pumpkin seeds, 1/3 sunflower seeds)
1 serving melon
1 serving vegetables (e.g., kohlrabi and arugula)
salt
pepper
some fresh ginger
1/2 chili pepper
vinegar (use a light colored one)

Roast the seed mix in a dry pan and allow to cool. Peel the kohlrabi, slice thinly and season with salt. Remove the seeds from the melon, cut into thin slices and remove the skin. Wash arugula, drain and spread on a plate. Place the melon and kohlrabi alternately on top in a fan shape. Wash chili, cut into thin rings and sprinkle on top. Grate ginger and add the juice, season with pepper and vinegar. Allow to steep for about 10 minutes and then add the seed mix.
If you don’t like it very spicy, rather use chili powder or omit chili altogether. The combination of fresh ginger and vinegar makes everything pleasantly spicy.