So lately I've been curious as to trying new healthy dishes. Pair that to the fact I would love to cook more than usual - learn how to make quick & easy yet satisfying meals.
That is why, while browsing through the aisles of a Whole Foods supermarket, I found something healthy that looked easy to do and it was just the right portion to cover 1 to 2 meals: Cece's Veggie Co Ramen with Chicken broth. It was the right combination of veggie noodles, yummy chicken broth, and a nice portion of protein (a boiled egg).
It surely had the right looks of a full vegetarian meal - something I really don't know if I can fully commit to right now. So I decided to add a bit more protein on the side - small pieces of grilled chicken that I had prepared recently.
As I read the prep instructions, I realized there were two (2) easy ways of cooking this meal: microwave or a conventional way (easy to follow instructions come in the package, by the way). I tried the meal during my lunch break at work so I had to do them on the microwave.
Microwavable veggie noodles? I was really curious as to how that would turn out to be...
That is why, while browsing through the aisles of a Whole Foods supermarket, I found something healthy that looked easy to do and it was just the right portion to cover 1 to 2 meals: Cece's Veggie Co Ramen with Chicken broth. It was the right combination of veggie noodles, yummy chicken broth, and a nice portion of protein (a boiled egg).
It surely had the right looks of a full vegetarian meal - something I really don't know if I can fully commit to right now. So I decided to add a bit more protein on the side - small pieces of grilled chicken that I had prepared recently.
As I read the prep instructions, I realized there were two (2) easy ways of cooking this meal: microwave or a conventional way (easy to follow instructions come in the package, by the way). I tried the meal during my lunch break at work so I had to do them on the microwave.
Microwavable veggie noodles? I was really curious as to how that would turn out to be...
It actually turned out pretty delicious!
Although - and this might sound like a bummer - I must admit I had a sweet, funny squash-like taste with the zucchini noodles. But I do have to learn to adjust my taste buds to this new taste and even try new dishes that involve zucchini in any shape of form.
Do I recommend this veggie meal? I surely do! It was a quick, healthy meal that I was able to put together in minutes and even do a slight variation.
And I even am curious now as to do some of the recipes that Cece's Veggie Co has on its website. It could be my thing, who knows?
En casa no puede faltar el huevo casi creo que lo usaría para todo jajaja aunque hay recetas como la que nos compartes que deben tener si o si huevo
ReplyDeleteSi, los platos donde se puedan incorporar el huevo pues son únicos y sabrosos. Y esta receta de ramen vegetariano es uno de ellos.
DeleteGracias por comentar ;)
Interesting! I've tried that brand... Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDear Enriqueta, this is a delicious brand. I do need to try other recipes with it. I appreciate your visit and comment ;)
DeleteI love ramen because is so comforting and so versatile, I think it goes amazing with the egg and this is a great product for this cold season. Yum.
ReplyDeleteYes Silvia, ramen soup is very comforting & versatile. Thanks for commenting!
DeleteYeah! I love healthy dishes and recipes, specially if they are easy to prepare, thank you!
ReplyDeleteI have been trying healthy dishes here and there. I hope to share some more soon. Thanks for commenting, Anne Marie ;)
DeleteI love soups and eggs, so I am sure I will love this recipe. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi Aracelis, thanks for visiting & commenting. I'm glad you love soups & eggs, hopefully you will do this recipe soon. I appreciate your comment.
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