Tomorrow is my first day of 7th grade. I have prepped a chicken “zoodle” soup for my lunch tomorrow. The recipe is from the recipe book Spiralize It! by Kenzie Swanhart. It uses spiralized zucchini noodles instead of flour noodles. It has onions, carrots, chicken, and celery other than the noodles. I seasoned it with dried basil, dried oregano, dried parsley, and sea salt and black pepper. It will cook on low in the slow cooker for about 7 hours with chicken broth, apple cider vinegar, and water. I’m excited to pair it with a side of fruit tomorrow for my first lunch of the school year!
I have also prepared an oatmeal cup for breakfast tomorrow morning. All you have to do is make a batch of oatmeal, either on the stovetop or in the microwave, and top it off with your favorite toppings. I love to put cinnamon and blueberries in mine. You can mold them in a cupcake mold in the freezer and then heat them up in the mornings. I like to serve them with scrambled eggs on the side. You can make a whole batch in the beginning of the week and have your breakfast prepared every day!
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Hi! My name is Chloe Long. I am 12 years old, and I am going into 7th grade. Three summers ago, I was the winner from the state of Montana for the Healthy Kids Lunchtime Challenge. I entered an original recipe called "What You Don't Like Tofu?!" Stir fry. I got to go to a lunch with 53 other winners (from 50 other United States and 4 territories) at the White House. We got to meet Michelle Obama, and she dined with us as well. It was an amazing, unforgettable experience.
I have always been into cooking and healthy eating, but this past summer I really got into it. I love to cook meals to my liking, and health is very important to me. Exercising and eating healthy food keeps me feeling great and energized. I decided to start this blog to teach other young kids about the importance in healthy eating, and how fun cooking for yourself, family, and friends can be.
I will be posting recipes, pictures, and facts about my meals that I make through out the upcoming school year. It can be hard to have good, healthy meals when you have a busy schedule. I will be giving tips and tricks for packable lunches, energizing breakfasts, and great dinners.
With a combination of exercise and awesome food, I hope everyone has a wonderful, healthy school year. Happy cooking!
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This is great! I love your soup recipe, I am going to try it.
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Thank you! I hope it turns out. Check back in for more recipes!
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I love your ideas!
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Thanks! Check back in for more
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You are the most inspirational kid I know! How do you make zucchini spiral noodles or do you purchase them? Corey is eating healthy since we visited Montana that s past summer and this would be a great addition to my repetoire. 😁
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We bought a vegetable spiralizer on Amazon! It’s really easy to use. There are also a lot of really great cook books with spiralized vegetable recipes.
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