Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, January 03, 2007, Page 5, Image 5

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    January 3, 2007
Page A5
To make life easier for meal preparations, the ‘Food Section’ will
present an assortment of hearty, healthy and user-friendly winter and
holiday recipes. For recipe requests or suggestions contact:
SharonS(s’portlandobserver.com Subject. Food Section
F ood
Apple and Onion Beef Pot Roast
"Rely on your slow cooker
to help prepare this moist
pot roast. I thicken the
juice to make the delicious
apple gravy to pour over
the beef slices and onions. ”
DIRECTIONS
1. In a large non-stick skillet coated
with nonstick cooking spray, brown
roast on all sides. Transfer to slow
cooker. Add w ater to the skillet,
stirring to loosen any browned hits:
pour over roast. Sprinkle with sea­
soned salt, soy sauce, W orcester-
Ingredients for life..
shire sauce, and garlic pow der. Top
with apple and onion. C over and
cook on low for 5 - 6 hours or until
meat is tender.
2. Rem ove roast and onion; let
stand for 15 minutes, before slicing.
Strain cooking liquid into a sauce­
pan, discarding apple. Bring liquid
to a boil; cook until reduced to 2
cups, about 15 m inutes. In small
bowl, com bine cornstarch and cold
water til smooth; Slow lu add brown­
ing sauce w hile stirring into co o k ­
ing liquid. Bring to a boil: stirring
for 2 m inutes or until thickened.
Serve over beef and onions.
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Prep Time: 30 min.
C ook l ime: 5 hours
Yield: 8 servings
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/ serving (3 oz. cooked beef with 3 Tbs. gravy) = 173 calories, 6 g. fat
<2 g. saturated fat), 69 mg cholesterol, 4 g. carbohydrates.
Rancher’s
Reserve Angus
Beef Bottom
Round Roast
INGREDIENTS
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CLUB PRICE
1 (3 pound) boneless beef sirloin tip roast, cut in half
1 -cup w ater
1- tsp. seasoned salt
Vi tsp. reduced sodium soy sauce
‘/ j tsp. W orcestershiie sauce
'4 tsp. garlic pow der
1 - large tart apple, quartered
I - large onion, sliced
2- Tbs. cornstarch
2- Tbs. cold w ater
1/8 tsp. browning sauce
Boneless.
SAVE up to $2.50 lb.
9"
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CLUB PRICE
Butcher’s Cut
Hickory Smoked
Thick Sliced Bacon
Sold in a 7 5-lb package.
SAVE up to $10.00 ea
Resolution Game Plan:
69.9
10 Steps to Turbo-Charge Your
Diet & Boost Your Metabolism
CLUB PRICE
Wild Alaskan
Sockeye Salmon
Fillets
1. S lp g r e e n te a (3 )th r e e tim e sa d a y . G reen tea contains the plant
chem ical catechin polyphenols and caffeine, both o f w hich increase
metabolism.
Frozen/t h aw ed.
SAVE up to $3 00 lb.
2. Use interval training to rev up your workout. Throw your regular
w orkout routine a curve ball. W orkout the sam e am ount o f tim e, ju st
switch up the intensity o f the routine with interval training. Exam ple:
For every 5 m inutes into your w alk, jo g for one minute. Every 5
m inutes into your bike ride, shift into a higher g ear and pedal hard
for a minute.
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4. Keep a sm all squeeze hall with you and w ork out your hands
frequently during the day. It’s one o f the few exercises you can do
anyw here.
5. D on't starve yourself. C utting too m any calories can backfire
in m ore w ays than one. Try to subsist on m orsels and your m etabo­
lism will slow to a crawl.
6. Put five rubber bands around your wrist every morning. T hat’s
how many 16-ounce bottles o f w ater you should drink during the day
to rev your m etabolism , helping to bum more calories. Your m eta­
bolic rate increases to heat up the w ater intake, so be sure to drink
icy water.
7. Exercise outside. M aybe it’s the fresh air. m aybe it’s the sun­
shine, but som ething about exercising in the open air m akes you walk
or run faster than doing the sam e exercise in the gym.
8. Turn up the heat with hot peppers. Studies have shown that very
spicy foods can tem porarily increase your m etabolism .
9. Eat five sm all m eals throughout the day instead o f three large
m eals. By eating every few hours, you keep your m etabolism fired
up and ensure it d o esn 't slow dow n betw een meals. A “ m eal” can
be as sm all as a cup o f soup, a glass o f juice or a piece o f fruit.
10. Sipa couple o f cups o f coffee throughout theday. Studies find that
the caffeine in coffee increases the rate a, w hich your body bum s
calories. N ote: caloric-packed F rappaccino's are unacceptable as a
caffeine substitute. Sorry.
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