Thankful Thursday: Eggplant Lettuce CUPalicious

Happy Thankful Thursday!

As summer comes to a close, why not take some time

to reflect on what makes you thankful?

How do you express gratitude?

Do you express it?

Is there a special person?

An event?
An accomplishment?
A challenge you’ve overcome?
A particular food that changed you for the better?

A new skill or interest?

To show my gratitude to my Morselite Readers,

here’s a recipe I was going to save for Meatless Monday.

One of this Morselist’s favorite foods of all time is EGGPLANT!

No matter how it’s prepared, it’s MORSELICIOUS!!!

Eggplants are good sources of fiber, potassium, manganese, vitamins B1 and B6, and folate.

Eggplants also contain phytonutrients and antioxidants that help feed your brain,

ward off cancer, and lower blood pressure.

35 calories per cup (STEAMED)

Last Monday, in honor of Meatless Monday, I created

this MORSELICIOUS MEATLESS MEAL, which I named

Eggplant Lettuce Cupalicious

Ingredients & Directions:
saute:
Garlic
Green Onion

Sesame Seeds

Nutiva Coconut Oil
ADD:
Diced Eggplant
Diced Sweet Potato
Juice of 1/2 Lemon

Cook over LOW heat until veggies are cooked to your texture preference.
In separate bowl, mix:
1 Tbsp Dijon Mustard
3 Tbsp Rice Vinegar (NO Sodium)

2 Tbsp. SO Delicious Unsweetened Coconut Milk

Pepper
Cayenne
Tumeric

Hemp Protein

Pour over veggies and mix well.   Let the flavors blend for a few minutes.
In a small saute pan, toast
nutiva Hemp Seeds (EXCELLENT source of Vegan Protein)

Toasting the Hemp Seeds brings out an incredible nutty flavor.

Arrange Organic Romaine Lettuce Leaves on a plate,

spread Avocado on leaves

and ADD

the EGGPLANT Mixture and sprinkle Toasted Hemp Seeds on top.

Serve & enjoy!

Note:  My NON-Vegetarian/Vegan boyfriend begged for seconds and leftovers for Tuesday Night!!!

8 thoughts on “Thankful Thursday: Eggplant Lettuce CUPalicious”

  1. I think Thanksgiving in summer is a fabulous idea Mo! Getting into the habit of taking time to think about the abundance in blessings most of us have would go a long way into creating gratitude for each and every day.

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