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© The Fit Mill, LLC. 2016 All rights reserved. Any copy, alteration or publication of this material is prohibited. FitMill 60 WEEK 2 FOCUS: INCREASE WATER Each week of your meal plan our goal is to bring your focus back to your basic daily needs. The idea behind this is that you can workout as much as you desire and eat right too but if you are not following some simple, basic rules of THUMB, then you run the risk of not getting the results you want. Remember: The biggest challenge that you face on a daily basis is YOU! Week 2 focus is on INCREASING YOUR WATER INTAKE. We all know that water is fundamental for life and all body functions. But did you know that your body is 70% water and without a consistent sufficient supply your organs cannot do their job properly? Hydration is the key ingredient that pulls together all the other healthy choices you make. It helps to CLEAN your systems and it’s the CATALYST that makes the chemical processes occurring in your body every second of the day possible. Just like oil for a car...you can neglect it for a bit, not change it out, not add new oil, but in the end, your car engine will shut down. Without water…NOTHING WORKS PROPERLY. Have you ever wondered…How much water should I be consuming on a daily basis? When is the most important time to drink water? Is flavored water okay? If I sweat a lot, should I be drinking more water? The answers…812 cups (minimum) a day…first thing in the morning and during each meal…not if is contains sugar (water is the BEST water source)…YES!! Resource: http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/clark2.htm As we kick off week 2, we want to let you know one of our favorite tips to be successful with meal prep: COOK ONCE & EAT TWICE (C1E2)! You can choose to eat it as the exact same meal or you can mix it up and get creative! Red denotes our recommended C1E2 Meals. ENJOY! WEEK 2 RECIPES: BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER SALAD SMOOTHIE Chicken Sausage Scramble “Skinny” Chicken Salad Oregano Garlic Chicken & Roasted Harvest Veggies Asian Cucumber Sesame Salad Banana Split Smoothie Pumpkin Spice Muffins Turkey Wraps NoBean Turkey and Sweet Potato Chili Leftover Remix! Pineapple Paradise Green Smoothie

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©  The  Fit  Mill,  LLC.    2016      All  rights  reserved.    Any  copy,  alteration  or  publication  of  this  material  is  prohibited.  

FitMill60 WEEK 2

FOCUS: INCREASE WATER

Each  week  of  your  meal  plan  our  goal  is  to  bring  your  focus  back  to  your  basic  daily  needs.    The  idea  behind  this  is  that  you  can  workout  as  much  as  you  desire  and  eat  right  too  but  if  you  are  not  following  some  simple,  basic  rules  of  THUMB,  then  you  run  the  risk  of  not  getting  the  results  you  want.    Remember:  The  biggest  challenge  that  you  face  on  a  daily  basis  is  YOU!  

Week  2  focus  is  on  INCREASING  YOUR  WATER  INTAKE.    We  all  know  that  water  is  fundamental  for  life  and  all  body  functions.    But  did  you  know  that  your  body  is  70%  water  and  without  a  consistent  sufficient  supply  your  organs  cannot  do  their  job  properly?    Hydration  is  the  key  ingredient  that  pulls  together  all  the  other  healthy  choices  you  make.    It  helps  to  CLEAN  your  systems  and  it’s  the  CATALYST  that  makes  the  chemical  processes  occurring  in  your  body  every  second  of  the  day  possible.    Just  like  oil  for  a  car...you  can  neglect  it  for  a  bit,  not  change  it  out,  not  add  new  oil,  but  in  the  end,  your  car  engine  will  shut  down.    Without  water…NOTHING  WORKS  PROPERLY.  

Have  you  ever  wondered…How  much  water  should  I  be  consuming  on  a  daily  basis?    When  is  the  most  important  time  to  drink  water?    Is  flavored  water  okay?  If  I  sweat  a  lot,  should  I  be  drinking  more  water?  

The  answers…8-­‐12  cups  (minimum)  a  day…first  thing  in  the  morning  and  during  each  meal…not  if  is  contains  sugar  (water  is  the  BEST  water  source)…YES!!  

Resource:    http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/clark2.htm  

 

As  we  kick  off  week  2,  we  want  to  let  you  know  one  of  our  favorite  tips  to  be  successful  with  meal  prep:  COOK  ONCE  &  EAT  TWICE  (C1E2)!  You  can  choose  to  eat  it  as  the  exact  same  meal  or  you  can  mix  it  up  and  get  creative!  Red denotes our recommended C1E2 Meals.    ENJOY!  

WEEK 2 RECIPES:  

BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER SALAD SMOOTHIE

Chicken  Sausage  Scramble  

“Skinny”  Chicken  Salad  

 

Oregano  Garlic  Chicken  &  Roasted  Harvest  Veggies  

Asian  Cucumber  Sesame  Salad  

 

Banana  Split  Smoothie  

 Pumpkin  Spice  

Muffins    

Turkey  Wraps    

No-­‐Bean  Turkey  and  Sweet  Potato  

Chili  

Leftover  Remix!    

Pineapple  Paradise  Green  Smoothie  

 

     

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Breakfast:

Option 1: Chicken Sausage Scramble …Serves: 1

Option 2: Pumpkin Spice Muffins …Serves: 12

Ingredients: -­‐2  Applegate  Chicken  and  Apple  Breakfast  Chicken  Sausage  -­‐2  eggs  -­‐optional:  chopped  veggies  (onion,  tomato,  spinach)  and  avocado  

Ingredients: -­‐3/4  cup  coconut  flour                -­‐1/2  teaspoon  ground  ginger  -­‐1/2  cup  pumpkin  puree            -­‐1  teaspoon  ground  cinnamon    -­‐3/4  cup  maple  syrup                    -­‐1/4  teaspoon  ground  cloves  -­‐6  eggs                                                                        -­‐3/4  teaspoon  baking  soda  -­‐1  teaspoon  apple  cider  vinegar  (or  lemon  juice)  

Preparation: -­‐Spray  skillet  with  coconut  oil  and  cook  chicken  sausage  on  med/high  heat  *if  possible  use  Applegate  Chicken  and  Apple  Breakfast  Sausage  patties.    Once  cooked  on  both  sides,  use  spatula  to  break  up  into  bite  sized  chunks  (2  patties  for  one  serving).  -­‐Add  any  onion,  tomatoes  or  spinach  to  sausage  and  sautee  for  2  minutes.  -­‐While  veggies  sautee  with  the  sausage,  crack  2  whole  eggs  or  egg  whites  into  small  bowl,  season  with  salt,  pepper,  garlic  and  onion  powder  and  whisk  until  frothy.  -­‐Pour  eggs  over  the  veggies  and  sausage  and  cook  on  medium  heat  until  eggs  are  fluffy.        

Preparation: Preheat  the  oven  to  350F  and  line  a  standard  muffin  tin  with  12  parchment  baking  cups.  In  a  large  mixing  bowl,  combine  all  of  the  ingredients  and  stir  well  with  a  whisk  to  break  up  any  clumps.  Divide  the  batter  into  the  12  baking  cups,  then  bake  at  350F  for  25  to  30  minutes,  until  the  edges  are  golden  and  the  centers  are  firm.  Allow  to  cool  in  the  pan  for  10  minutes,  then  transfer  to  a  wire  rack  to  cool  completely.                      

Nutrition per serving: Cal.  319      P:  21g        F:  19g        C:  15g

Nutrition per serving: Cal.  123      P:  4g        F:    3g        C:  19g

     

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Lunch:

Option 1: “Skinny” Chicken Salad …Serves: 2

Option 2: Turkey Wraps …Serves: 1

Ingredients: -­‐1  or  2  chicken  breasts  cubed  (we  recommend  these  from  Trader  Joe’s,  already  cooked  and  seasoned)  -­‐Handful  of  seedless  red  grapes  cut  in  halves  or  quarters  -­‐2  stalks  of  celery  chopped  -­‐chopped  green  onion  (optional)  -­‐mash  half  of  an  avocado  if  using  1  chicken  breast,  whole  if  using  2  -­‐1  tbsp  plain  greek  yogurt  (leave  out  if  Paleo)  -­‐Salt,  pepper  and  garlic  powder  to  taste  

Ingredients: -­‐3-­‐4  toothpicks  -­‐3-­‐4  slices  of  Apple  Gate  Turkey  *check  labels  to  make  sure  no  added  sugar  -­‐mixed  green  salad  -­‐shredded  carrots  or  prepackaged  broccoli  slaw  -­‐chopped  tomatoes  -­‐thinly  sliced  red  or  white  onion  (optional)  -­‐diced  edamame  (skip  if  Paleo)    -­‐  2  TBSP  balsamic  or  apple  cider  vinegar  -­‐Salt  and  pepper  to  taste  

Preparation: Combine  all  ingredients  and  enjoy  by  itself  or  on  top  or  romaine  lettuce,  we  also  like  to  scoop  it  up  with  celery  stalks,  yummy  and  crunchy!  You  can  double  this  recipe  and  make  the  night  before  or  morning  of  and  have  enough  for  2  meals!    

Preparation: Lay  the  turkey  slices  flat  on  cutting  board,  mix  the  remaining  ingredients  in  small  bowl  until  combined.    Layer  mixture  evenly  onto  each  piece  of  sliced  turkey  and  roll  into  a  wrap,  using  toothpick  to  secure.    Serve  with  either  a  hardboiled  egg  and  celery  topped  with  almond  butter  or  a  small  serving  of  cottage  cheese  with  side  of  baby  carrots.                  

Nutrition per serving: Cal.  278      P:  29g        F:  15g        C:  8g

Nutrition per serving: Cal.  101      P:  15g        F:    1g        C:  8g

     

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Dinner:

Option 1: Oregano Garlic Chicken & Roasted Harvest Veggies …Serves: 4

Option 2: No-Bean Turkey & Sweet Potato Chili …Serves: 4

Ingredients: -­‐4  chicken  thighs,  skin  on  -­‐2  cloves  garlic,  finely  grated  -­‐2  teaspoons  dried  oregano  (or  finely  chopped  fresh  leaves)  -­‐juice  of  ½  lemon  -­‐2  tablespoons  olive  oil  -­‐1  teaspoon  salt  -­‐generous  pinch  of  pepper  -­‐dollop  of  coconut  oil  for  cooking  -­‐½  Butternut  Squash,  peeled  and  diced*much  easier  to  buy  this  prepackaged  -­‐1  1/2  teaspoon  fennel  seeds  -­‐generous  pinch  sea  salt  -­‐1  tablespoon  olive  oil  -­‐2  small  cooked  beetroots,  sliced  into  wedges  (fresh  is  best  but  Trader  Joe’s  has  yummy  precooked  and  peeled  ones  that  are  easy)  -­‐1  tablespoon  apple  cider  vinegar  -­‐pinch  of  salt  and  black  pepper  

Ingredients: -­‐20  oz  93%  lean  ground  turkey  -­‐kosher  salt,  to  taste  -­‐1/2  cup  onion,  chopped  -­‐3  cloves  garlic,  crushed  -­‐10  oz  can  Rotel  mild  tomatoes  with  green  chilies  -­‐8  oz  can  tomato  sauce  -­‐3/4  cup  water  -­‐1/2  tsp  cumin,  or  to  taste  -­‐1/4  tsp  chili  powder  -­‐1/4  tsp  paprika  -­‐1  bay  leaf  -­‐1  medium  sweet  potato,  peeled  and  diced  into  1/2-­‐inch  cubes  -­‐fresh  cilantro,  for  garnish    

Preparation: -­‐  Preheat  the  oven  the  400  F.  -­‐  Combine  garlic,  oregano,  lemon  juice,  olive  oil,  salt  and  pepper  in  a  mixing  bowl  and  add  the  chicken.  Rub  the  marinade  all  over  the  chicken  and  set  aside  for  5-­‐10  minutes.  -­‐  In  another  bowl,  toss  together  the  butternut  squash,  fennel  seeds,  olive  oil  and  salt.  Scatter  on  a  flat  oven  tray  and  place  in  the  oven.  Roast  in  the  oven  for  15  minutes,  middle  shelf.  -­‐  Combine  beets  with  apple  cider  vinegar,  salt  and  pepper  and  set  aside.  -­‐  Heat  about  a  teaspoon  of  coconut  oil  in  a  large  skillet  over  medium-­‐high  heat.  Rub  off  some  of  the  chicken  marinade  from  the  skin  side  of  the  chicken  (to  prevent  it  from  burning)  and  add  the  chicken  pieces,  skin  side  down  to  the  hot  skillet.  Reserve  the  marinade.  Cook  for  4-­‐5  minutes  each  side,  over  medium  high  heat.  -­‐  Now  remove  the  squash  from  the  oven.  -­‐  The  chicken  should  have  now  been  cooking  for  10  minutes.  It’s  time  to  transfer  it  to  the  oven.  You  can  place  the  chicken  pieces  into  an  ovenproof  dish  or  a  cast  iron  pan.  Keep  the  pieces  skin  side  up  and  brush  the  top  with  the  leftover  marinade.  Place  in  the  oven  for  about  5-­‐6  minutes.    

Preparation: -­‐  In  a  large  skillet,  brown  turkey  over  medium-­‐high  heat,  breaking  it  up  as  it  cooks  into  smaller  pieces  and  season  with  salt  and  cumin.  When  meat  is  browned  and  cooked  through  add  onion  and  garlic;  cook  3  minutes  over  medium  heat.  Add  the  can  of  Rotel  tomatoes,  sweet  potato,  tomato  sauce,  water,  cumin,  chili  powder,  paprika,  salt  and  bay  leaf.  -­‐  Cover  and  simmer  over  medium-­‐low  heat  until  potatoes  are  soft  and  cooked  through,  about  25  minutes  stirring  occasionally.  Add  1/4  cup  more  water  if  needed.  Remove  bay  leaf  and  serve.  Tip:  Put  leftovers  in  small  tupperware  containers  and  use  for  future  lunches.  

Nutrition per serving: Cal.  187      P:  14g        F:  12g        C:  4g

Nutrition per serving: Cal.  235      P:  23g        F:    8g        C:  14g

     

©  The  Fit  Mill,  LLC.    2016      All  rights  reserved.    Any  copy,  alteration  or  publication  of  this  material  is  prohibited.  

Salads:

Option 1: Asian Cucumber Sesame Salad …Serves: 2

Option 2: Leftover Remix …Serves: 1

Ingredients: -­‐2  large  seedless  cucumbers  -­‐2  large  carrots  -­‐1  sweet  pepper,  chopped  -­‐1  teaspoon  kosher  salt  -­‐1  tablespoon  sesame  seeds  -­‐1  green  onion  sliced  -­‐2  tablespoon  cilantro,  chopped  -­‐Dressing  -­‐2  tablespoon  rice  vinegar  -­‐1  tablespoon  fresh  lime  juice  -­‐1  tablespoon  gluten  free  soy  sauce/tamari  or  Coconut  Aminos  -­‐1  tablespoons  maple  to  taste  (can  sub  with  honey)  -­‐1  teaspoon  grated  ginger  -­‐1  tablespoon  sesame  oil  -­‐pinch  red  pepper  flakes,  or  to  taste  

Ingredients: -­‐Use  Oregano  Chicken  and  Harvest  Veggies  from  dinner  option  #2  -­‐3  cups  mixed  salad  leaves  

Dressing  -­‐1  tablespoon  apple  cider  vinegar  -­‐2  tablespoons  olive  oil  -­‐½  teaspoon  honey  or  rice  syrup  -­‐½  teaspoon  Dijon  or  wholegrain  mustard  -­‐pinch  of  salt  and  pepper  

 

Preparation: -­‐  Trim  the  ends  of  the  cucumber  and  spiralize  the  cucumbers  or  use  a  julienne  peeler.  Place  the  sliced  cucumbers  in  a  colander  and  toss  them  with  the  1  teaspoon  of  salt.  Let  the  cucumbers  sit  in  the  colander  in  the  sink  for  at  least  minutes.  -­‐  While  the  cucumber  is  draining  spiralize  or  peel  the  carrots  and  chop  the  sweet  peppers.  You  can  also  use  this  time  to  prepare  the  dressing.  -­‐  Once  the  cucumber  has  drained  for  15  minutes,  spread  them  out  on  a  layer  of  paper  towels,  or  a  clean  dish  towel,  and  gently  pat  out  as  much  moisture  as  you  can.  -­‐  Place  the  cucumber  noodles,  carrots,  and  pepper  in  mixing  bowl  large  enough  to  hold  the  salad.  Add  2-­‐3  tablespoons  of  the  dressing  and  toss  to  combine,  coating  the  salad.  Top  with  the  sliced  green  onion,  sesame  seeds,  and  cilantro  and  enjoy!  

Preparation: Toss  together  and  Enjoy!    

Nutrition per serving: Cal.  205      P:  4g        F:  10g        C:  26g  

Nutrition per serving: Cal.  187      P:  14g        F:    12g        C:  4g

     

©  The  Fit  Mill,  LLC.    2016      All  rights  reserved.    Any  copy,  alteration  or  publication  of  this  material  is  prohibited.  

Smoothies:

Option 1: Banana Split Smoothie…Serves: 1 Option 2: Pineapple Paradise Green Smoothie…Serves: 1

Ingredients: -­‐2  frozen  bananas,  roughly  chopped  -­‐1/2  cup  unsweetened  vanilla  almond  milk  -­‐1/2  cup  strawberries,  sliced  -­‐2  tablespoons  roasted  almonds  or  pecans,  roughly  chopped  -­‐2  tablespoons  dairy  free  chocolate  chips,  roughly  chopped    

Ingredients: -­‐¾  cup  water  or  coconut  water    -­‐2  cups  fresh  or  thawed  pineapple  chunks  -­‐1  medium  ripe  avocado,  halved  and  pitted  -­‐2  cups  spinach  -­‐½  cup  ice  cubes    

Preparation: -­‐  Place  the  roughly  chopped  bananas  and  almond  milk  into  a  blender  and  blend  until  thick,  smooth  and  creamy.  -­‐  Divide  the  smoothie  between  the  2  bowls  and  top  with  sliced  strawberries,  roasted  almonds  or  pecans            

Preparation: Combine  all  ingredients  in  a  blender,  pulse  until  smooth!  

Nutrition per serving: Cal.  237      P:  17g        F:  12g        C:  19g  

Nutrition per serving: Cal.  267      P:  8g        F:    6g        C:  45g