Thursday, 18 September 2014

MY 3-DAY DIET

Firstly, I have written down my consecutive 3-day diet starting from 15 september to 17 september. The information is shown in the table below.

MY 3-DAY DIET

DAY 1—15 SEPTEMBER, MONDAY


TIME
FOOD EATEN
QUANTITY
CALORIES
6.30AM
A banana
1
89
10.50AM
Vegetarian fried rice
1 plate
163
3.30PM
Bee Hoon noodle soup
1 bowl
199
7.45PM
Chicken Rice
1 serving
607










DAY 2—16 SEPTEMBER, TUESDAY


TIME
FOOD EATEN
QUANTITY
CALORIES
6.30AM
Scrambled eggs
1 egg
91
11AM
Vegetarian fried rice
1 plate
163
2.10PM
Spaghetti Bolognese
1 serving
400
7.45PM
Rice with fish and spinach
1 serving
243











DAY 3—17 SEPTEMBER, WEDNESDAY


TIME
FOOD EATEN
QUANTITY
CALORIES
6.30AM
Scrambled eggs
1 egg
91
12.10PM
Vegetarian fried rice
1 plate
163
7.45PM
Duck rice
1 serving
706










From this table, i have decided that the unhealthy dish that i will be modifying is the spaghetti bolognese eaten on Day 2 in the table provided above.

Tuesday, 16 September 2014

COOKING TIME!


To prepare for the practical test to cook my modified dish, i had prepared a simple recipe to guide me through.

VEGETARIAN SPAGHETTI BOLOGNESE
Prepare time: 10 minutes
Cook time: 40 minutes
Wash up time: 10 minutes



The ingredients needed are:
-       100g of wholemeal spaghetti noodles
-       ½  an onion
-       2 garlic pieces
-       3 button mushrooms
-       a celery stalk
-       ½ a carrot
-       dash of rosemary and oregano
-       227ml tomato sauce
-       pinch of salt


Method of cooking:

Firstly, cut up all the ingredients needed and prepare them to be used. Then, fill up your boiling pot to around ¾ of it. Once the water starts to bubble, it means that it the noodles are ready to be put in. Make sure you remember to stir your noodles frequently, if not they would stick to the sides of your pot. Once the noodles are soft and edible, take it out and lay in on your serving plate.

In a saucepan, add oil and then start to fry the onions and garlics till a little brown in colour. Then, add in the celery and carrots, followed by the tomato sauce and a pinch of salt. Let the sauce simmer for a while, if the sauce evaporates, add water to the sauce to ensure that it would not dry up.  Lastly, add in the rosemary and oregano, then leave it to simmer under a small fire.


Lastly, once your sauce is ready, pour it over your noodles on the serving plate, and enjoy!


Below are some of the pictures taken during the practical.


Prepared ingredients
Cooking of the tomato sauce

Lastly, the finished Vegetarian Spaghetti Bolognese