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Tag: food

  • Nutrition Spot -Veggie Sausage Casserole

    This week we’re bringing you a healthy and hearty recipe; veggie sausage casserole. Perfect for winter nights after a cold training session or long day in the library. There are many misconceptions about vegetarian food not providing your protein requirements or being filling or tasty enough, but give this recipe a whirl and prepare to be proved wrong! Serves:…

    UWE Bristol Sport

    November 4, 2016
    Centre for Sport, Fitness, Nutrition, Uncategorized, UWE Sport
    food, healthy, nutrition, Students, vegetables
  • Jacky’s Nutrition Spot – Cheat’s ratatouille

    Jacky’s Nutrition Spot – Cheat’s ratatouille

    Jacky’s Nutrition Spot – Cheat’s ratatouille Super simple, yummy and the perfect accompaniment to many a meal! 2 courgettes, sliced 1 red onion, roughly diced 1 red pepper, roughly diced 6-8 mushrooms, quartered 4 tomatoes, quartered 2 tsp sugar 1 garlic clove Mixed herbs Using an oil spray, fry the courgettes and onion for five…

    UWE Bristol Sport

    July 21, 2015
    Nutrition
    food, nutrition, ratatouille, vegetables
  • Jacky’s Nutrition Spot – Planning is key, part two

    Jacky’s Nutrition Spot – Planning is key, part two

    Following on from looking at the timings of your eating strategy last week we will now move on to look at some ideas for snack choices and even some treats! Snack choices Despite what you may believe there are several regular foods that come in at only around 100-120 calories and so make perfectly valid…

    UWE Bristol Sport

    July 7, 2015
    Nutrition
    food, nurtrition, planning, snacks
  • Jacky’s Nutrition Spot – Food choices, part three

    Jacky’s Nutrition Spot – Food choices, part three

    Food swaps Two of the main areas where improvements can be made to your eating strategy are by swapping low fibre foods for higher fibre ones and high fat foods for lower fat versions. Here are some examples: Swap white bread with granary or wholemeal bread Swap processed cereals such as Cornflakes, Coco Pops or…

    UWE Bristol Sport

    June 17, 2015
    Nutrition
    food, nutrition
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