28 Days A Pescetarian | Day 1

Breakfast

For breakfast, (which I ended up having at lunch time because I got so overwhelmed with work and school) I had Dark Rye Bread, with Kroger's Hazelnut Spread, Blanched Silver Almonds, and sliced strawberries. I chose Kroger's brand of Hazelnut spread over Nutella's because it has less calories, and they use skim milk vs whole milk in the ingredients.

I didn't have much time for snacking, because I had to handle errands all day. One of which included grocery shopping. That's actually where I found my next snack, Bin-Bin Rice Crackers! They were such a nice little pick me up until dinner.

Snack 1:

As you can tell from the name. they are rice-based. And although they look like cookies, they aren't exactly sweet. They have the whole sweet&sour thing going on with them. They still tasted yummy though. I had two, which is how many come in each little package inside of the bag.

Dinner

For dinner I had Eggplant Fries. Yes, Eggplant Fires. And boy were they good! This was my first time trying them, and I loved it! Recipe, as well as pics of each step is below.

Ingredients

1 eggplant

Breadcrumbs

1 egg

Grated Parmesan

Salt

Oregano

Cayenne Pepper

Olive Oil

Step 1: Cut eggplant in half and into sections.

Step 2: Cut eggplant into slices, as you would french fries.

Step 3: Take one egg, and add 1 tsp of salt, oregano, and cayenne pepper to it. Then mix.

Step 4: Add 1 cup of breadcrumbs, and a 1/2 cup of grated Parmesan cheese into a separate bowl; mix.

Step 5: Dip eggplant slices into egg mixture, then coat with breadcrumb mixture.
Step 6: Lightly grease or spray a baking sheet with olive oil, and place eggplant fries on to sheet.
Step 7: Set oven to 425 degrees Fahrenheit, and place sheet in oven for 10-15 mins or until crispy.

Results

These were so delicious!

For dip I used an organic pasta sauce instead of a marinara sauce, which is usually used with this meal. I also added a dash more of Parmesan over the fries, but not much.

Snack 2

For a snack I had rice crackers again, but a different kind. Ka-Me Rice Crackers. These were about the size of a half dollar, really thin, and light. I believe 16 of these crackers, were a little under 150 calories. I also added just a touch of Hazelnut spread to them, which made them a really great dessert.

 So, that concludes 28 Days A Pescetarian | Day 1

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