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These recipes are vegan friendly, gluten-free and dairy-free. Make them! You'll love them! Let me know which is your favourite.
MATCHA OATMEAL PANCAKES (makes 12 small pancakes)
1. 1 cup Oat Flour – 336Cals
2. 1 cup any Milk – 100Cals
3. 1 Large Banana – 121Cals
4. 1 part Chia Mixture (1 tbsp Chia Seeds + 3 tbsps. Water) – 69Cals
5. 1 tbsp. Matcha Powder – 18Cals
6. ½ tbsp. Maple Syrup – 26Cals
7. 1 tsp. Baking Soda – 2Cals
56Cals per pancake
MATCHA COCONUT GRANOLA (8 quater cup servings)
1. 1 tbsp. Matcha Powder – 18Cals
2. 1 cup Rolled Oats – 267Cals
3. ½ cup Mixed Nuts & Seeds – 160Cals
4. ½ cup Mixed Dried Fruits – 166Cals
5. 2 tbsps. Desiccated Coconut – 98Cals
6. 2 tbsps. Coconut Oil – 234Cals
7. 2 tbsps. Maple Syrup – 104Cals
8. A pinch of salt
131Cals per ¼ cup serving
MATCHA CHIA PUDDING (2 small jars)
1) ¼ cup Chia Seeds – 280Cals
2) ¾ cup any Milk – 75Cals
3) 1 tsp. Maple Syrup or Honey – 17Cals
4) 2 tsps. Matcha Green Tea – 12Cals
323Cals per Jar (includes ¼ cup granola)
NO-BAKE MATCHA MACAROONS (makes 12 balls)
1. ½ cup Desiccated Coconut – 392Cals
2. 1 tbsp. Matcha Powder – 18Cals
3. 3 tbsps. Sesame Seeds – 156Cals
4. 2 tbsps. Coconut Oil – 234Cals
5. 2 tbsps. Peanut Butter – 188Cals
6. ¼ cup Maple Syrup – 210Cals
7. 1 tsp. Vanilla Extract – 12Cals
8. A Pinch of Salt
100Cals per ball
IMPORTANT TIPS:
- Consume between ½ tsp. – 2 tsps. of matcha a day.
- Although matcha is low in caffeine, it still contains caffeine, so avoid drinking in the evening.
- Good quality matcha is bright, vivid green and will have a fine powdery consistency. Avoid anything that’s yellowish or coarse. It won’t tast good.
- The highest quality matcha comes from Japan and it will cost more than green tea.
- If you want to gain the maximum benefits, only drink matcha with water or low protein liquids such as coconut milk, rice milk or almond milk, NOT dairy milk. Dairy milk will actually counteract the adsorption of many of the beneficial nutrients and antioxidants in Matcha. So you’re just wasting it.
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Joanna Soh is a certified Personal Trainer (ACE), Women’s Fitness Specialist (NASM) and Nutrition Coach (VN).
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These recipes are vegan friendly, gluten-free and dairy-free. Make them! You'll love them! Let me know which is your favourite.
MATCHA OATMEAL PANCAKES (makes 12 small pancakes)
1. 1 cup Oat Flour – 336Cals
2. 1 cup any Milk – 100Cals
3. 1 Large Banana – 121Cals
4. 1 part Chia Mixture (1 tbsp Chia Seeds + 3 tbsps. Water) – 69Cals
5. 1 tbsp. Matcha Powder – 18Cals
6. ½ tbsp. Maple Syrup – 26Cals
7. 1 tsp. Baking Soda – 2Cals
56Cals per pancake
MATCHA COCONUT GRANOLA (8 quater cup servings)
1. 1 tbsp. Matcha Powder – 18Cals
2. 1 cup Rolled Oats – 267Cals
3. ½ cup Mixed Nuts & Seeds – 160Cals
4. ½ cup Mixed Dried Fruits – 166Cals
5. 2 tbsps. Desiccated Coconut – 98Cals
6. 2 tbsps. Coconut Oil – 234Cals
7. 2 tbsps. Maple Syrup – 104Cals
8. A pinch of salt
131Cals per ¼ cup serving
MATCHA CHIA PUDDING (2 small jars)
1) ¼ cup Chia Seeds – 280Cals
2) ¾ cup any Milk – 75Cals
3) 1 tsp. Maple Syrup or Honey – 17Cals
4) 2 tsps. Matcha Green Tea – 12Cals
323Cals per Jar (includes ¼ cup granola)
NO-BAKE MATCHA MACAROONS (makes 12 balls)
1. ½ cup Desiccated Coconut – 392Cals
2. 1 tbsp. Matcha Powder – 18Cals
3. 3 tbsps. Sesame Seeds – 156Cals
4. 2 tbsps. Coconut Oil – 234Cals
5. 2 tbsps. Peanut Butter – 188Cals
6. ¼ cup Maple Syrup – 210Cals
7. 1 tsp. Vanilla Extract – 12Cals
8. A Pinch of Salt
100Cals per ball
IMPORTANT TIPS:
- Consume between ½ tsp. – 2 tsps. of matcha a day.
- Although matcha is low in caffeine, it still contains caffeine, so avoid drinking in the evening.
- Good quality matcha is bright, vivid green and will have a fine powdery consistency. Avoid anything that’s yellowish or coarse. It won’t tast good.
- The highest quality matcha comes from Japan and it will cost more than green tea.
- If you want to gain the maximum benefits, only drink matcha with water or low protein liquids such as coconut milk, rice milk or almond milk, NOT dairy milk. Dairy milk will actually counteract the adsorption of many of the beneficial nutrients and antioxidants in Matcha. So you’re just wasting it.
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Here are more recipes to guide you through your fitness journey: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyP8pbBMxcshOHu4RTkZser4rdnR0bdXp
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