HYPER Fitness

HYPER Fitness

Share

In home personal training currently servicing South Fort Myers, Estero, and Bonita Springs, Florida. On-line training also available.

Slow Cooker Honey Teriyaki Chicken

Stealth Health Slow Cooker Meal Prep Series, Episode 15

Per 4oz serving (makes 12)
175 Calories
23g Protein
10g Carbs
5g Fat

Ingredients:
48oz boneless skinless chicken thighs
5 tablespoons soy sauce (75g)
2 tablespoons dark soy sauce (30g)
4 tablespoons honey (80g)
4 tablespoons mirin (60g)
2 tablespoon minced ginger
1 tablespoon minced garlic

3 tablespoons cornstarch (24g) mixed with 4 tablespoons (60ml) cold water 

High: 4-5 hours
OR
Low: 5+ on low

Recipe ideas:
- Serve over steamed sushi rice w spicy mayo & green onions
- Serve over 50-50 blend of rice & cauliflower rice for higher volume option
- Make low calorie tacos w Jicama wraps (found at Trader Joe’s or homemade)
- Make lettuce wraps, top w kimchi and spicy mayo

Additional notes:
- Highly recommend using chicken thighs over chicken breasts - I cook these a bit longer than normal to get browning on the exposed pieces of chicken, and if you use breasts they will get very dry. If you have to use breasts, reduce cook time to 2-3 hours 
- If the recipe comes out too “liquidy” - you can remove the liquid from the crock pot and simmer in a pan until reduced/thick. However, the corn starch added at the beginning will “set” as the chicken/sauce cools - so usually just letting it sit for a bit and cool is all you need to do (transferring to a separate bowl will speed up the process)
- The main reason for using a slow cooker here is convenience/bulk prep - if you want to make more traditional teriyaki, use the same marinade ingredients and simmer the liquid in a pan until thickened (you’ll only need ~1/2 the cornstarch), marinade the chicken for a few hours, then sear/grill over high heat and baste with additional teriyaki sauce

#stealthhealth #mealprep #healthyrecipes #healthyrecipesfordinner  #easyrecipe #mealprep #highproteinrecipe #macrofriendlyrecipe #lowcalorierecipe #countingcalories #trackingmacros #fitness #crockpotrecipe #slowcookerrecipe #slowcookermealprep #healthyslowcookerrecipes #teriyakichicken #slowcookerteriyakichicken 05/21/2024

Slow Cooker Honey Teriyaki Chicken Stealth Health Slow Cooker Meal Prep Series, Episode 15 Per 4oz serving (makes 12) 175 Calories 23g Protein 10g Carbs 5g Fat Ingredients: 48oz boneless skinless chicken thighs 5 tablespoons soy sauce (75g) 2 tablespoons dark soy sauce (30g) 4 tablespoons honey (80g) 4 tablespoons mirin (60g) 2 tablespoon minced ginger 1 tablespoon minced garlic 3 tablespoons cornstarch (24g) mixed with 4 tablespoons (60ml) cold water High: 4-5 hours OR Low: 5+ on low Recipe ideas: - Serve over steamed sushi rice w spicy mayo & green onions - Serve over 50-50 blend of rice & cauliflower rice for higher volume option - Make low calorie tacos w Jicama wraps (found at Trader Joe’s or homemade) - Make lettuce wraps, top w kimchi and spicy mayo Additional notes: - Highly recommend using chicken thighs over chicken breasts - I cook these a bit longer than normal to get browning on the exposed pieces of chicken, and if you use breasts they will get very dry. If you have to use breasts, reduce cook time to 2-3 hours - If the recipe comes out too “liquidy” - you can remove the liquid from the crock pot and simmer in a pan until reduced/thick. However, the corn starch added at the beginning will “set” as the chicken/sauce cools - so usually just letting it sit for a bit and cool is all you need to do (transferring to a separate bowl will speed up the process) - The main reason for using a slow cooker here is convenience/bulk prep - if you want to make more traditional teriyaki, use the same marinade ingredients and simmer the liquid in a pan until thickened (you’ll only need ~1/2 the cornstarch), marinade the chicken for a few hours, then sear/grill over high heat and baste with additional teriyaki sauce #stealthhealth #mealprep #healthyrecipes #healthyrecipesfordinner #easyrecipe #mealprep #highproteinrecipe #macrofriendlyrecipe #lowcalorierecipe #countingcalories #trackingmacros #fitness #crockpotrecipe #slowcookerrecipe #slowcookermealprep #healthyslowcookerrecipes #teriyakichicken #slowcookerteriyakichicken

Have you heard of left nostril breathing?

Many women who have thyroid issues complain of stress and anxiety. Left nostril breathing is a way that you can reduce stress and anxiety quickly.

🧘‍♀️ Yogic traditions teach that the left relates to moon energy: cooling, calming, and reflective. The right relates to sun energy: fiery, energizing, and awakening. So, the yogic practice of left nostril breathing is thought to have a calming effect on the body. 

🧠 A more science-y way of explaining this is that left nostril breathing puts the body into a parasympathetic state (instead of the “fight or flight” mode of the sympathetic state). Studies have even shown that left nostril breathing changes brainwave activity on EEG. Pretty cool! 

Left nostril breathing is simple:

👍 Just press your right thumb against your right nostril, and breathe slowly and deeply through the left nostril. 

That’s it!

You can combine it with other breathing practices, like box breathing (inhaling for a count of 4, holding for 4, exhaling for 4, and holding for 4) or just breathe deeply. 

Will you try it?

#stressbusters #vagaltone #anxietyrelieftips #breathinbreathout #fightorflight #fightflightfreeze #autonomicnervoussystem #parasympathetic #sympatheticnervoussystem #vagusnerve #stressreduction #stresscoach #stressawareness #stressmanagement #stressless #stressful #stressbuster #stressfreezone #stressrelease #stressout #stressing #stressfreelife #stressfreeliving #stresstherapy #stressbusters 12/24/2023

Great info ℹ️

Have you heard of left nostril breathing? Many women who have thyroid issues complain of stress and anxiety. Left nostril breathing is a way that you can reduce stress and anxiety quickly. 🧘‍♀️ Yogic traditions teach that the left relates to moon energy: cooling, calming, and reflective. The right relates to sun energy: fiery, energizing, and awakening. So, the yogic practice of left nostril breathing is thought to have a calming effect on the body. 🧠 A more science-y way of explaining this is that left nostril breathing puts the body into a parasympathetic state (instead of the “fight or flight” mode of the sympathetic state). Studies have even shown that left nostril breathing changes brainwave activity on EEG. Pretty cool! Left nostril breathing is simple: 👍 Just press your right thumb against your right nostril, and breathe slowly and deeply through the left nostril. That’s it! You can combine it with other breathing practices, like box breathing (inhaling for a count of 4, holding for 4, exhaling for 4, and holding for 4) or just breathe deeply. Will you try it? #stressbusters #vagaltone #anxietyrelieftips #breathinbreathout #fightorflight #fightflightfreeze #autonomicnervoussystem #parasympathetic #sympatheticnervoussystem #vagusnerve #stressreduction #stresscoach #stressawareness #stressmanagement #stressless #stressful #stressbuster #stressfreezone #stressrelease #stressout #stressing #stressfreelife #stressfreeliving #stresstherapy #stressbusters

Want your business to be the top-listed Beauty Salon in Fort Myers?
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.

Category

Address


Fort Myers, FL