Grilled Chicken with Tomato Salsa

Today was my brother's first day of Mayo Diet. I haven't started mine yet, because I had farewell lunch this afternoon. Instead of dieting, I went to sushi tei for lunch and then nanaban tei (all you can eat bbq) for dinner. Yup, a way to start a diet. :p

Today's menu was:

Breakfast: Banana + 1 Soft Boiled Egg

Lunch: Grilled Chicken with Tomato Salsa

Dinner: Soft Boiled Egg with lots of lettuce and grilled paprika

Snack: Fruits

Grilled Chicken with Tomato Salsa

Here's the recipe for my lunch

Ingredients:

Chicken Breast
1 Big Carrot
1 Tomato
Onion
Garlic
Pepper
Italian Herbs
1 tbsp lemon juice
Paprika Powder

How to:

Rub the chicken with paprika powder, garlic, black pepper and italian herbs. Then grilled it (no oil added) until it's cooked
Boil carrot until it's done, and grill paprika until it's a bit brownish
Cut tomato (seeds removed), and onion into squares, mix it with a bit of garlic, italian herbs, and lemon juice

It taste pretty good said my brother, but he was a bit starving at night, so he ended up eating some bananas

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