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Old Wed, Jan-23-02, 13:08
MRS.OZ MRS.OZ is offline
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Plan: Returned to CALP 4/8/2
Stats: 147/143/115
BF:
Progress: 13%
Location: Ontario, Canada
Default January 23/02 (Wed)

BREAK: cottage w/cinnimon, water, decaf w/cream

LUNCH: salad w/ mayo and chooped egg, sf jello, water

SUPPER: one-pan chicken/veggie/stuffing/mush soup skillet, salad w/italian dressing, water, piece blueberry pie, decaf w/ cream

SNACKS: celery and gr pepper sticks w/ ceasar dip, apple tea w/ sweetener

That's it for today.
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Old Wed, Jan-23-02, 13:31
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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 235/167/167 Female 167cm
BF:45%/25.5%/20%
Progress: 100%
Location: New Zealand
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Breakfast: salmon courgette and cream cheese omlette, i coffee with cream

Lunch: cold chicken, on lettuce with mayo

Dinner: two cheese burgers with sour cream and sliced tomato one coffee with cream

Mmm - didn't get in enuf vegies did I

Lesley
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Old Wed, Jan-23-02, 19:17
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Plan: Protein Power
Stats: 197/184/145 Female 5 ft 6 in
BF:45%/32%/22%
Progress: 25%
Location: South Eastern Ontario
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Br: my old favorite - crustless mini quiche. They're quick and easy, and I amke and freeze 12 at a time

L: zucchini latkes with melted mozzarela on top, 6 meatballs

D: fried pork chop with drippings sauce, fried mushrooms, tossed salad with oil and vinegar

Sn: macadamia nuts

Doesn't sound like much but the calories were a whopping 2300 from the nuts, the butter in the mushrooms and the salad.

It was a victory in the gravy battle. For months I have been fiddling with making LC gravy, and most have been good enough only for the trash can. Today I tried a tip..think it was from Alto remeniscing over 25 year old pre low fat craze cookbooks and the sauces that are popular in french cooking.

in the pan drippings from the pork chop, added a couple of tablespoons heavy cream, stirred and simmered on low until it was thickened. Finally!!!!! an acceptable gavy, although I expect the proper culinary word is sauce. *doing the happy dance*
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Old Wed, Jan-23-02, 19:23
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Plan: Protein Power
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BF:45%/32%/22%
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Location: South Eastern Ontario
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Breakfast: salmon courgette and cream cheese omlette, i coffee with cream


Salmon courgette? It sounds exotic. Would you mind explaining what it is? I love salmon!
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Old Wed, Jan-23-02, 19:29
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Plan: Atkins
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BF:45%/25.5%/20%
Progress: 100%
Location: New Zealand
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Hi angelaR

Yes it's a bit of a favourite for me. I mix eggs, (about 1.5 per serving - so about 6 for 4 servings) with 2 large grated courgettes, two tins of salmon, one sliced onion, pre-cooked in a bit of butter, about half a queezed lemon and about 100gr of cubed cream cheese. Mix it all together, throw it in a pan on the stove top until it is nearly "set". I then sprinkle grated cheese over the top and finish it off under the grill!




It's so packed with goodies that it's more lile a pie than an omlette. The whole family loves it so we have it about once a week.

Lesley
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Old Sat, Jan-26-02, 06:16
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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 189/149/135
BF:
Progress: 74%
Location: Ontario,Canada
Default menu for Jan232002

Breakfast: 3 slices turkey bacon
2 eggs (one egg white,one with yolk) husband got other yolk te he!!!
decaf coffee-splenda ( still hate splenda but oh well )

Snack: sugar-free peanut butter on celery

Lunch: Romaine salad ~ shredded cheese,mushrooms,parmesan,
chicken breast ( left over from supper) and creamy caesar
Renee's lite low on carb

Supper: Crock Pot Sloppy Joes (from low carb cafe.com) GOOD
Cauliflower/Broccoli baked with cheddar cheese

Walked ( as usual ) 4 k.
Came home for Snack: Diet Jello and Whipped cream slightly sweetened with Splenda

Smiley h ya,almost forgot , Lake Ontario worth of water

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