Quick Healthy Dinner Idea #3 Just For Busy People


These quick healthy dinner recipes seem to be going down well for people out there searching for healthy meals that don’t take the world to prepare so here’s another one that I whipped up on Monday night.

Before I give you the run down, let me tell you, that it was probably my best one yet. I like to experiment in the kitchen. Funny how things come full circle cause I remember as a kid always complaining about my Dad’s concoctions. I guess the apple didn’t fall far from the tree!

Anyway, as you may recall if you’ve seen these recipes before, the rule in my house is first one home cooks. I enjoy cooking myself but getting home to one of my fiancés awesome feeds is always a better option!

Unfortunately the ball was in my court the other night and if you have read my stuff before, you’ll know that I like short n sweet meals. I don’t want to spend an hour in the kitchen getting dinner ready.

We are all busy people, so the less stuffing around the better. These recipe resources are all categorised on this blog for easy access for you to ensure you are getting healthy meals, gluten free meals by the way, without taking forever in the kitchen.

A quick tip to ensure your healthy eating plan stays on track is to defrost your meat early. Put the meat out before you go to work and let it thaw out.

This involves turkey. One of the absolute best meat choices out there because it is so lean for you.

Problem here in Sydney at least is it’s hard to find sometimes. Hopefully you don’t have that same problem in your neck of the woods but when we find it, it’s like we’ve struck gold.

(serves 2 people)

* Turkey Steaks
* Half a large broccoli
* 1 large carrot
* 4 big spinach leaves
* honey
* mustard (I used American mustard but suit yourself)

that’s all you need.

I wanted to boil the veggies so first step is to boil the kettle so you don’t have to wait for the pot to boil on the stove.

As that was boiling away, I lined the frypan with baking paper so I didn’t make an absolute mess of the frying pan (inside tip: use the baking paper as it does get a bit messy in there!)

Put the turkey steaks in the pan and drizzle honey and mustard on the top to suit your taste.

Start chopping up your veggies while you are waiting for the kettle to boil.

Once the kettle boils pour the now boiling jug of water into a new pot on the stove and throw in your veggies stirring occasionally.

When the turkey is cooked on each side (cooking time depends on thickness but mine was pretty thin and only took a few minutes, flip the steak and repeat the process of applying the honey and mustard sauces and wait for it took cook.

After it looked done I flipped the steak over again for another minute and then flipped back over just to ensure that both sides were done.

Total cooking time was only 12 minutes and I kept on track for eating for optimal fat loss results.

The sauce mix was a winner (without all the hidden nasties of all the bottled sauces that are just full of rubbish and something I’ll be repeating again for sure. It went down really well, try it for yourself!

If you like the sound of quick, healthy meals, then you need to get your hands on the 13.5 Healthy Meals in 13.5 Minutes or Less Recipe book that comes with my Aussie Fatblast Success System. For a small investment of only $67.77USD you get all the weight loss workouts, nutrition manual and of course the recipe book that is perfect for when you need something healthy and it has to be quick.

Do yourself a favour and visit the Aussie Fatblast page today.

If you are after more gluten free meal options, you can also check out the Gluten Free Homemaker website.

Turkey Steak with Veggies in Only 12 Minutes

Turkey Steak with Veggies in Only 12 Minutes

If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed!

Related posts:

  1. Quick Healthy Dinner Option: Grilled Fish & Veggies Yesterday while at the shops I had a great brainstorm...
  2. How To Cook A Quick Healthy Dinner In Under 6 Minutes This video will show you how you can eat healthy...
  3. Healthy Eating Tips: Quick Lunch Meal The other day I had a steak left over from...
  4. Holiday Survival Healthy Eating Tips: Dinner Today is the 3rd and final part of my special...
  5. Quick Gym Workout Routine For People Short On Time This gym workout routine is perfect for those people short...

{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Gina April 23, 2009 at 5:31 pm

Looks good! I can’t believe you made that in less than 13 minutes! I’m a big fan of the meat-and-veggies meal. I’m not sure why most people want some sort of grain as well. The meat and greens are the best part! Thanks for the recipe.

Gina’s last blog post..Star Fish Gluten-free Crispy Battered Halibut (and Haddock) Product Review

2 Linda April 23, 2009 at 10:57 pm

Looks great. I love turkey steaks. Thanks for joining in.

Linda’s last blog post..Leftover Roast Beef – What’s for Dinner Wednesday

3 Sydney's Fat Loss Expert April 24, 2009 at 1:44 pm

Definitely right Gina, meat and greens are the best. It is really quick – I don’t like to mess around and just want it done – especially when I get home late!

[WORDPRESS HASHCASH] The poster sent us ’0 which is not a hashcash value.

Leave a Comment

CommentLuv Enabled

*
To prove you're a person (not a spam script), type the security word shown in the picture. Click on the picture to hear an audio file of the word.
Click to hear an audio file of the anti-spam word

Powered by WP Hashcash

Previous post:

Next post: