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collierami Sat, Jul-19-03 14:56

Chinese Food: any legal?
 
Hey all, finishing up my second week of induction, feeling great!!!!

Is there ANY Chinese food that is legal? ( not sushi)
thanks
Kathryn

Jennifer7 Sat, Jul-19-03 16:46

Go to newbie's questions up at the top and do a search for Chinese Food. There was a discussion about this just the other day. I think there are a few things you can eat.

dreamer Sat, Jul-19-03 16:49

I will be looking for that link, my downfall is Sushi though, I could eat it everyday, every meal if possible.

Skamito Sun, Jul-20-03 05:06

My chinese staple is to get a meat and veggies dish w/ garlic sauce and specify no cornstarch. This will make the sauce a little runny, but still tastes great with less carbs.

You can also have egg foo yung (chinese omelette) but watch out for the gravy.

dreamer Sun, Jul-20-03 11:45

Yum Yum this sounds great, I am trying new recipes and take out food. I am excited about this WOE. Always seraching for new recipes.

queenbeear Sun, Jul-20-03 12:44

I love Chinese food too...what I enjoy is pork egg-foo-young (sp?). Eggs, onions, pork, sprouts, etc. just leave off the sauce.

yvonne326 Mon, Jul-21-03 08:11

Yes, as long as you tell the Chinese Restaurant - no starch, no sugar, no MSG.... My restaurant does this for me all the time.

Some dishes I have ordered - chicken chow-main, chicken or beef w/Broccoli, Chicken w/string beans, beef w/mushrooms, Jade Delight (green beans, broccoli, snow pea pods)..... and no rice!

collierami Mon, Jul-21-03 13:44

Thanks to all!!!
K

DWRolfe Mon, Jul-21-03 15:02

The Chinese place by us offers beef skewers which also have a large piece of green pepper on them...

...plus they also offer chicken wings that are fried with no breading. I usually opt for all of the above and add stir fry beef, broccoli and onion or egg foo young (sans sauce).

Basically, your success at a Chinese restaurant depends on their willingness to prepare dishes for you without the sauces and starches.

Donald :wiggle:

Rosebud Mon, Jul-21-03 17:27

You can also read the suggestions from the Atkins site - here.

Cheers.

:rose:Rosebud:rose:

Shadow01 Thu, Oct-23-03 11:34

Bumping for Bess :)!


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