Weight Loss Recipes
Vegetarian Quinoa Stir Fry Recipe
I love this recipe because it gives a nice nutrias spin to a traditional rice stir fry! Easy to cook, full of flavor, and vegetarian friendly. I’m sure you’ll love it!
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So here’s the story…
Diet plans clearly abound. You may be overwhelmed with your options. I know that I get overwhelmed with mine!
So as soon as you’ve committed to a diet, and prepping healthy meals is the next step, sticking to your chosen diet is of paramount importance. Failure to stay on your chosen path can prove detrimental. It will take you back to the very beginning.
Building up a diet-focused recipe library on your computer is a great idea, for this very reason. If you’re going low-calorie, then compile low-calorie recipes. If you’re a low-carber, then you’ll want low-carb recipes.
It’s basic, but hugely important.
I only bring this up because I’ve been guilty of hopping from one plan to the next myself. And I’ve done so for one simply reason…
What one diet doesn’t permit, another diet fully permits. I mean, it’s still officially “diet food,” even if it’s not your diet… right? Besides, those “video doctors” sure do make compelling arguments. And let’s call a spade a spade… Culinary videos are, in many cases, extremely hard to resist. 😉
But the thing is, for any diet plan to work effectively, you really need to stick to it. At the end of the day, eating healthy foods and not going into a crazy caloric surplus may be enough to help you reach your goals.
At the end of the day, it makes sense. Eat clean, don’t stuff your face all the time, and the fat should come right off. This is especially true if our activity levels are relatively high.
No doubt that this is common weight loss advice. And it’s for good reason that it is!
Of course, not all diet plans follow this model. And even if they don’t, you may want to stick with them anyway. Many diets have more of a macro-nutrient ratio focus. And playing around too much with those may be something to steer clear of.
At least stick with one thing long enough to see results!
So Here’s What I Recommend…
Head over to the vegetarian recipes category page right here on DietRecipeVideos. I’m sharing tons of great stuff with you there.
Then, ensure quick and easy future access to each of your favorite recipes by simply bookmarking them in your browser. Create an entirely new file folder which you can call “Vegetarian Recipe Videos,” unless there something else you like better.
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