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Oh, and I forgot to add.....I'm not sure if sour cream helps it to rise or not, at least maybe not on it's own. I need to do some more reading on it to understand how it works, but in the right combo it certainly seems to give a whole new texture to baked goods. And, I think I said I would swap out some of the fat for the sour cream---actually what I meant was the buttermilk. Buttermilk I believe is known to help with rise and 'tenderness' of baked goods. But I don't want to buy a whole thing of buttermilk to make one thing, and I'm not a fan of the powdered stuff. So I'm thinking I could swap out part of that for sour cream and part for cream w/vinegar.....but I'm not sure. I know the acidity somehow plays into all of this but I just haven't had time to really experiment and research. But if I figure it out I'll let you all know.
Just wanted to make sure that I clarified that (although it's really not that clear ) before peeps start adding sour cream to everything and it doesn't make stuff better or it makes it worse! I also suspect that baking soda might need to be adjusted in recipes where this is added.....but I can't remember why I think that. I wish I were independently weathy so I could stay home and do experiments all day! ![]() ![]()
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Not sure Teresa if it has anything to do with bronchitis or not.
Today not a good day for me. I just have the blahs. |
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Teresa, I am on day 5 of the detox. We do prequel for 7 days, one day fast, then 3 days of sequel. I think I may do prequel for 6 days so I can do the fast on Friday and not on the weekend when fiance' and son are here.
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Big Yapper!!!!
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Morning....major YAWN....deadline tomorrow and I won't make it
but I'll get as close as I can. ![]() Jen---I hope today is better! Remember---this is the place to spill it---so feel free to let it out! ![]() Vicki---so after the detox is over, then what? Do you go back to your own plan or is there another phase? Went to gym last night, went through the 2 different routines she made up for me. Felt pretty good. I could definitely feel where I was more out of shape. I truly thought the abs would be the worst due to virtually no ab work for a long time due to surgeries (and pure laziness), but those exercises were actually some of the easiest for me so she had to keep increasing the difficulty on them. Keep in mind I haven't been in a gym for 15 years! :blush:![]() My computer at home is now officially a....mess! I'm trying to 'fix' whatever went wrong and in the process screwing up a lot more stuff. I'm pretty sure I'm at the point that I'm going to have to ask someone to come over and look at it. ![]() Computer problems are starting to rank right up there in frustration level for me with car problems. I keep trying to remember what it was I did prior to computers/internet? ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Teresa, after the detox which lasts 11 days, you pretty much continue eating what is suggested on the sequel. No dairy except plain yogurt. Protein, veggies and some fruit.
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Good Morning all. I feel somewhat better today. still a little sick to my stomach. I think it is all this drainage from the bronchitis.
I did get to do 10 mins on the bike while the babies where in the tub, but as soon as they got out they jumped on too. Really hard to exercise with 80 pounds of babies on top of you. ![]() ![]() Have a great day all. Teresa good luck with that dead line. |
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Man it is really quiet on here today. Where is everybody.
![]() I am so excited, not sure why but I am. I just signed up for the biggest loser at the hospital. I feel really good about it. All the girls in the office are going to bring stuff for salads next week. ![]() Then we are going to walk together after lunch. ![]() The only thing is I get tired of the same salad dressing over and over. I usually use ranch. I used to do a SF honey mustard but the store here doesn't sell the SF honey anymore. Any suggestions. I really don't like real tangy dressing.
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Big Yapper!!!!
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It IS quiet in here......let me see what I can do about that!
![]() Jen---I make my own honey mustard dressing. I, of course, don't have exact amounts but basically 1 part mustard (I usually use a grainy brown mustard), probably about 2 parts mayo, then a splash of apple cidar vinegar (start small with this or it will be very tangy!), sprinkle of salt and sweetener of choice (I use sf honey but you can use splenda or whatever). Taste while you're making it, but know that it will taste much different after it has set in the fridge for a few hours, actually it's better overnight. Oh---and you need to water it down and since it thickens up in the fridge you may have to add a bit more water before you use it.....although once you've made it a few times you kind of know what consistency you're going for. I also tend to add sour cream but I'm thinking you don't like that....? It's not necessary at all, I just love sour cream! It is exciting having others around you working on the same goal. Sadly, everyone's enthusiasm seems to die off in a matter of days but maybe you'll get lucky and have a really motivated group!Vicky---yay on another lb down---you are really knocking those lbs off fast!! So do you feel good on this plan? Hungry? Well---I am again here confessing my sins. I let the stress get the better of me and I ate....yes.....sugar. :blush: And lots of it. :blush: It is very rare that I emotionally eat like that, usually it's either in the aftermath of an emotional event if it's going to happen, but no---this was straight up stressed out who gives a crap eating. :blush: Not sure why I let the sugar in, there was plenty of other crappy non-sugar foods that I could have indulged in and not felt so bad about, but I really had the 'who cares' mentality. Of course, NOW...after the fact....I care. ![]() It makes me mad because I tried every tactic I could think of to avoid it, even had several lc snacks which is not a good plan for me but I decided even if I eat twice the amount of cals today as I need, as long as I don't eat sugar, it's OK. Well, that, a couple of quick walks, some serious talking to myself AND even a trip home where I made myself a huge lunch (I just had to get away from it all) and I thought I had myself under control....but NOPE. So, now I feel stuffed, disappointed in myself AND stressed. Lesson learned....I doubt it. ![]() ![]() Interestingly it was another time that nothing really tasted as good as I expected...except those stupid pb snickers. :blush:![]() OK, sins purged, time to move on. ![]() |
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Hey everybody
How is everyone doing with the weather? We got some icy rain but not much snow. It is really grey and gloomy looking outside. I think we all need to head over to Linda's place in florida for some sun and fun I just bought some mushrooms that supposedly have 100% of RDA of vitamin D per serving. I was curious about how some mushrooms would be high in Vit D and found this: Quote:
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VICKI...
![]() ![]() KUTGW! You're doing great! I'm excited for you.TERESA... sorry about the stress, the food situation and the computer problems. ![]() I hope you're able to get your computer fixed soon. I can't imagine life before the internet:blush: that dressing recipe looks tasty..thanks for sharing. I'm trying to find some good recipes for different dressings since the "galeo" incident VAL, JEN, LINDA, AIJA... ![]() |
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Thanks guys. No, I am not hungry and don't have cravings. However, I am ready for some additional foods for variation. After tomorrow, I start foods with probiotics such as plain yogurt or sauerkraut. I like yogurt and miss it, so that is probably the food of choice.
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Ok I have decided to try to stick to induction menus for a couple weeks to try to kick start things. I just need to find some good cheap snacks to take to work with me. I usuall eat peanuts or almonds. Since nuts are not on the induction menu, I need an alternative. Any ideas would be appreciated.
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Good morning all. Abslutely nothing in the house for BF. No chicken, no eggs, no bacon, UGH!!! Ok I'll grab something on the way. Really hate to do that but starving for some reason this morning. Thought I might get a lc bowl from Hardees, (I never can finish one) but the drive thru is packed so I ended up getting 2 sausage buritto wraps and taking the wrap off. It works I guess. Going to fix me some coffee now, if I have any cream left.
I brought some spaghetti made w/ dreamfields but I remebered when I got to work that I am trying to do induction. UGH!!! Brain drain. So I guess I will go across the street and get a salad with some chicken on it. That sounds good. Have a great day all. |
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Hey everybody
I have had a hungry day. I hate those! Watching the clock till feeding time... I ended up eating my supper early and finally feel full. Now to survive the evening without getting into any grub. I will do this! I have a hard boiled egg ready if I really get hungry. VAL...how are you doing? Missing your posts. I hope your work isn't keeping you too busy TERESA...I wish I lived closer to you so I could come over and kick your computer around I resent it giving you problems and preventing you from posting. How are you doing today? VICKI...I'm so happy for you! You are MELTING! WOOOHOOO! ![]() KUTGW and please keep us posted so we can cheer you on! I might have to go look up this detox diet you mentioned. JEN...good luck with induction. re. the snacks...do you have refrigeration at worK? If so maybe hard boiled eggs, cheese sticks or cheese squares that are individually wrapped, big pickles, packets of tuna, salmon, beef jerky I'm drawing a blank too. Most of those snacks are quite smelly...fish, eggs, pickles I took those on an airplane and DH refused to let me eat them He gave me the stink eye whenever I broke out a smelly snack. At least I didn't bring sardines.![]() LINDA...yoooohoooo...where are you? Hope you're doing well AIJA.. ![]() ![]() |
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I bought some "matchstick" radishes. They are too cute. They are little slivers of cut radish that actually look like matchsticks (with the red tips).
Now I'm not sure what to do with them ![]() ![]() I think I might try to make them into a hashbrown thing fried in bacon grease. I am happy to discover that cheese is not a migraine trigger for me ![]() I've had it for a few days now without any problems. So I decided to try chocolate. I don't get a migraine. I made a recipe posted here that was very good and low cal/low carb superlow carb/calorie chocolate OMM I had all of the ingredients and wasn't put off by a tiny bit of frankenfood |
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I was so glad to have breakfast today! But, the detox day juice fast was worth it. 180.5! Down 17 lbs in a week. YIPEE. However, it seems body hasn't caught up because some clothes I still can't fit into.
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I'm hoping this means she's busy flirting with her secret crush but I suspect that her computer is still sick with a virus![]() TERESA... I made the muffins again with the recipe I posted but I subbed out sour cream instead of the mimic cream/almond milk. WOWZA...they are even better! Very moist! I also added in a couple of big handfuls of frozen blueberries & chopped walnuts.Thanks for the idea on the sour cream! Now I need to keep my paws out of those muffins because they are for DH. I ate one for dinner:blush: These are seriously good |
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Big Yapper!!!!
Join Date: Oct 2006
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I'm here.
Not much time to chat, just stopped at work to get some more stuff to work on this weekend. Had to go take a minute to visit my Cafe which is being sorely neglected....as well as my friends here. ![]() Work is going to be a bear again this coming week but hopefully better after that. Still don't have the issue resolved with my computer. If there was a virus, I think I have that taken care of, but my browser is all messed up. ![]() Or at least I think it's my browser....although honestly I'm not even sure what that is! ![]() I thought I had at least a 'work around' figured out this morning but then I still couldn't get into FB so I had to 'push it' and screwed something else up! I'm sure it would be easy enough to solve for someone that had even a tiny bit of understanding of computers, but sadly I don't. :blush: My crush is a computer guy....wouldn't this be a perfect opportunity for me to ask him for help? Yet I haven't yet. Maybe tomorrow.OK---I plan to be back in the office tomorrow to actually get some work done so I'll make sure to take some time to get caught up and properly 'chat' with you all. Have a good Saturday night all! |
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Misinformation about Galeo's Dressing
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Here is Chef Andrei's official response: For nearly 10 years, Galeos has been making the highest-quality dressings, marinades and dips that have been sold both by respected retailers such as Whole Foods and direct to consumers via our website. So it goes without saying that we were very surprised when we were contacted in mid-November 2010 by a blogger questioning the nutritional content of our Miso Caesar product. When we asked for the support for the blogger’s claims, he declined our request and refused to provide a copy of his report. |
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That's good news on the miso dressing!
Hi everyone! I'm still around, just have been having a bad time with eating sugar and refined carbs lately and feeling blech and discouraged. I'm doing a bit better today. DH has decided he needs to diet. He does this 1-2 times a year and he diets rather strictly. Typical guy, he doesn't seem to have any trouble staying on plan when he wants to. And he drops weight like crazy. I'm going to diet with him this time, at least try to stay as much to lean protein and vegetables only as I can. He's starting Monday. It does make my own dieting easier when he's dieting, too. Not as much temptation since he's not eating his potatoes, breads, etc, so it should be good for both of us. |
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Good morning! I now am fully back on the internet....don't ask me how but I got it figured out....or more likely just got lucky while messing around with it.
OK---now to go back and get caught up.....back in a bit. |
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![]() WElcome back. Hope that doesn't happen again. I had a really good day yesterday eatig and the scale gods have rewarded me. I am almost back to my pre christmas weight. UGH!!! Anyway down to 206.6 ![]() ![]() I made a big pan of Linda Sue's early morning bf and cut it into 15 squares. That is about as much egg as I can stand. With that and a cup of coffee. Just right to make me feel satisfied. I put it in ziplocks and put it in the freezer so I can just grab some. Making meatballs tonight with a salad. Trying to really plan ahead. I think that helps me. |
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Kathy---thanks for the update! I'm sure Liz will be excited to know she can bathe in the miso dressing again!
![]() Liz--on D2, I don't know much about it when it naturally occurs in food. I did read some in the past about supplementation with D2 and apparently it can be dangerous. Our bodies can't fully break it down and the bi-products can be hard on the liver I think....but I can't really remember. I don't know if that is the same for naturally occurring or not. Hmmmm, just made me wonder if that breakdown process has something to do with some people having allergies to mushrooms and other molds/funguses. For supplementation D3 is always what is recommended. I've read lots of conflicting things on over supplementation as far as it being toxic. Lots of sources say it is, however lots of real people testimonials and studies show people taking up to 50,000 iu's safely and having a lot of positive results with it for fibro, depression, skin issues, etc. I think the most interesting was the peeps who have skin cancer or other skin issues and took high doses and could stay in the sun all day without a bit of sunburn or damage. I take 10,000 in the winter/spring and 5,000 in the summer and fall. When tested last spring my level was 77 which is good, but not too high so I feel like it works fine for me. I've thought about actually increasing it to see if it would get rid of the last 2 patches of psoriasis that I have. The levels I'm taking got rid of all but these 2 .....but for whatever reason I haven't done that yet. Not afraid of the high doses, just keep forgetting I guess. ![]() Glad the sour cream helped your muffins! I think in the right application it definitely does give a much better texture to things. What in the heck are you using mimic cream for? Fat is what keeps you full and satisfied. ![]() Vicki----oh my gosh you are just melting! If I remember right you were going to do HCG but honestly I can't believe you would have had any better results with that then what you are doing! Plus, who needs HCG if you can get results like this on your own! Jen---so how is induction going? For snacks--really, I can't think of a lot. As long as you don't go over your 3-4oz of cheese at meals you could have some of that. If you don't use cream you could make a little sour cream dip (1 oz) and have that with celery or some kind of raw veggies. Of course deviled eggs would be good. Maybe just take along some leftover meat that you could eat cold and have that if you are really hungry. Do you like OMM's? You could make those and if you have a toaster at work toast it up and put on some butter----that would be a tasty filling snack---if you like them. Personally, not a big fan of the flax ones and can't eat any of them if they aren't toasted! Visit Linda Sue's site and look at the items that are marked for induction or maybe look at some of her induction menus for ideas. I'm sure there are lots of things, I'm just not a pro---as we have all seen---at induction! ![]() Val---well, I guess we have been up to no good together! :blush: Me and sugar have had a few rounds the last few days. When I go on a bender it usually lasts 3 days, and yesterday was day 3. Hopefully today I can keep it together cause I actually feel pretty crappy from it all today. I will have to say that my sugar benders while on the aminos have become less 'damaging' and nothing tastes as good as it usually does. Also--I used to feel great after consuming a lot of sugar, unless it was a binge. Now---because I know what actually feeling great feels like, this doesn't feel so good. So I need to get myself detoxed and give the aminos a few days to start kicking back in again.OK, think I'm caught up. We are missing some peeps no hiding out folks---this is where you get to come and be accountable without being judged....and the sooner you do that the sooner you will probably be able to move forward. Or at least that is how it works for me. Jennifer from TX----what's up?? I might be in TX for work next month so I wanted to see where exactly you are located. Maybe we can hook up. |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
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Hey everyone
I really appreciate netrition's actions/responses to the galeo rumors ![]() I can never say enough how much I love netrition's customer service ![]() I did say in my rant that it was possible that the website was wrong. That's one thing about the internet...anyone can post anything Apparently the total amounts were wrong (thankfully not as high) but the nutritional info was not correct. I checked the galeo website for updated nutritional info and the calories are still quite low and reasonable (25 per tbsp) however the carbs have gone from 0.5 per tbsp to 4 grams per tbsp . That is a pretty big difference for someone doing induction level carbs. Especially considering the fact that most peeps use more than one tbsp for dressing.I appreciate galeo's efforts to provide accurate info and correct their labels. I really LOVE their dressings. Seriously I like them enough to use them even if they were 140 cals per tbsp. I just need to learn portion control:blush: |
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