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Old 09-26-2007, 08:40 PM   #301
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Well, I took the plunge and finally made a OMM. I used a small sandwich plate, so the muffin is about 5" across (looks like a thick pancake). I figure I can toast it at work for breakfast and spread it with some cream cheese. Yum!! I'm also bringing 2 turkey/chicken sausages and the carb count is only 1 carb for everything. Gotta love it.

I used to make the muffins a couple of years ago, so having it again will be a real treat. Back then I used to use a muffin top pan and used some onion & garlic powder to season the muffin - it made a GREAT hamburger bun.
I used to make hot cereal with the flaxmeal, too, and it was delicious. Might try making that again when the weather turns cold (it was 80 degrees today).

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Old 09-26-2007, 09:12 PM   #302
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I had a grilled cheese sandwich for dinner tonight........... Cooked a plain OMM in a retangular plastic dish. When I cut the OMM in half each piece was exactly the size of a slice of cheese. The slices were just about the same thickness as sliced bread. Stuck some cheese in the middle and grilled it until browned in the skillet. Yum.
Yup that is my "eat every day, don't get tired of" food!! I love my grilled cheese. I add 2T sunflower seeds to my "bread" and it tastes so nutty, yum. Warning - don't use store brand processed cheese slices (I personally like my grilled cheese with the fake stuff although I did buy some brie for a treat) they don't melt. Bought the good old Kraft Singles and they melted almost too good this morning!
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Old 09-26-2007, 09:32 PM   #303
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I wish that I could shake the hand of the person who came up with the one minute muffins. I think that if I knew about them 5 years ago.. I would have never fallen off the wagon.... they are DELICIOUS! And almond flour.... it's like a party in my mouth.
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Old 09-27-2007, 06:25 AM   #304
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Ok - new muffin this morning - Lemon Poppyseed

1/4 c. flax meal
1/2 t. baking powder
1/2 pkt. splenda
sprinkle of poppyseeds
capfull of lemon extract
1 TB sour cream (instead of butter)
Dash pour of sf vanilla davinci's syrup

I'm eating it now with cream cheese over the top. It's good Could use a tad more lemon flavor (maybe some lemon juice too) and a bit more sweetener OR sweetened cream cheese instead of regular over the top.
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Old 09-27-2007, 07:40 AM   #305
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Banana Nut

After all the raving about banana nut muffins I bought some SF banana syrup and made one this morning. You guys are right. It was great. Now I guess I'll have to try the pumpkin and the lemon poppyseed. What a chore.

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Old 09-27-2007, 07:47 AM   #306
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Just another lover of the one minute muffin!!! I will have to try the lemon poopyseed one...looks soooooo good!
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Old 09-27-2007, 11:28 AM   #307
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Am I the only one who don't like these?
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Old 09-27-2007, 11:52 AM   #308
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Isin't this "one minute muffin" bad on induction? and i seen the nutrional facts on flax meal and it has 8 carbs!! How is this acceptable? Someone please let me know what makes this acceptable on this LC diet? (reminder: i am on induction now, so all the recepies i can get the better!!)
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Old 09-27-2007, 12:07 PM   #309
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hani's one minute brownie muffin--

1 square baking chocolate
2-3T butter
equiv to 1/2 c. sugar (i used 1/4 c. cyclomate and a few T coffee davinci)
1/4 c. flax meal
1 egg


melt choc square and butter in glass measuring cup in microwave.
add sugar subs
add flax meal
add egg
cook for a minute or so.

very yummy.
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Old 09-27-2007, 12:16 PM   #310
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I tried this with flax.....I tried it using half flax and half almond flour both are good but a bit spongy. I purchased a low carb flour and I'm going to try using a bit of each. A 1/4 cup is 4 tbspns so I'll see if I can get a more bread like texture breaking the recipe down. A tbspn of this and one of that, etc.

I think I have to be careful with these for multiple reasons but 2 or 3 times a week would be something to look forward to.

If it turns out nice would anyone like to know?
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toni, how about some sugar free lemonade powdered drink mix (crystal lite) for additional lemon flavor?

I had my grilled cheese with brie - eh, I am going back to processed cheese.

Now I can see trying to make little cracker thingies and spreading brie on those, but not melting it in a sandwich - just loses something in the translation
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Sweetpeasgram - some like them, some don't. I think it depends on how much you miss bread LOL I'm one who looks forward to the flax "bread" each day

Sollovesama - some say these are induction safe because the carbs in flax are all fiber carbs. though, I don't think flax meal is on the acceptable foods list in induction. to be safe, I would refrain for your 2 week period - it's only 2 weeks

Hani - God Bless you - Brownies are a downfall of mine - I'll be trying this one!

Carrilyn - please share anything that you come up with! many of us are having fun being creative with the muffins

joskids - didn't think of lemonade crystal light - I have some so will try it in the am
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Isin't this "one minute muffin" bad on induction? and i seen the nutrional facts on flax meal and it has 8 carbs!! How is this acceptable? Someone please let me know what makes this acceptable on this LC diet? (reminder: i am on induction now, so all the recepies i can get the better!!)
It is all fiber so if you subract fiber from carbs - which I do, it negates itself - it' going right through.
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My 2 weeks of induction have been so painless partly because of this muffin that I didn't even realize until a few minutes ago that my 14 days is over today.

I have lost a total of 11lbs as of today , I was carbed up from vacation so I'm not counting the 4 I lost before I officially started induction.

The flax keeps me full and satisfied until late in the day (not necessarily a good thing) .

I have had it with Sugar free syrup and butter along with my bacon & eggs or lately I've been having grilled cheese and bacon or grilled cheese and ham.

I'm beginning to suspect that the 2 slices of colby or monterey jack (og carbs a slice) are slowing me up because most of my loss was before I changed over from the 2g carbs a slice Kraft slices.

I'm going to stop the colby and maybe do 2 more weeks of induction .

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Old 09-27-2007, 01:24 PM   #315
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Isin't this "one minute muffin" bad on induction? and i seen the nutrional facts on flax meal and it has 8 carbs!! How is this acceptable? Someone please let me know what makes this acceptable on this LC diet? (reminder: i am on induction now, so all the recepies i can get the better!!)
Technically it's not on the allowable list of Induction foods. Dr. A did allow 2 tbls of flaxmeal sprinkled on your veggies or in a shake for constipation.
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Technically it's not on the allowable list of Induction foods. Dr. A did allow 2 tbls of flaxmeal sprinkled on your veggies or in a shake for constipation.
Well, a serving has 8g carbs but also 8g fiber so virtually no net carbs. I have been allowing 3g carbs for this to be on the safe side..

I'm thinking though that maybe I should do another 2 weeks of induction with no muffin and not much cheese and see what happens .

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Technically it's not on the allowable list of Induction foods. Dr. A did allow 2 tbls of flaxmeal sprinkled on your veggies or in a shake for constipation.
Then the OMM can be made. Using the 2 tbls of flax meal along with 1/8 cup of egg substitute, half the baking powder add a touch of butter or oil and one can have a piece of toast or a small muffin with breakfast.
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Well, a serving has 8g carbs but also 8g fiber so virtually no net carbs. I have been allowing 3g carbs for this to be on the safe side..

I'm thinking though that maybe I should do another 2 weeks of induction with no muffin and not much cheese and see what happens .

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If you're doing well with it and still losing I wouldn't change anything. If it ain't broke don't fix it. Are you going to move up the rungs of OWL? I have and have been satisfied with my foods and WOE and have not felt the need to cheat or binge. I see so many posts of those who stay on strict Induction and don't properly move up the rungs and end up losing all their weight and not knowing how to maintain properly.
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Hey Lisa,

Yes, I totally plan on doing the plan as advised going up the rungs to find out what my ccl is .

This is the last time I want to do this so I want to learn how to do this woe properly to make it a real lifetime woe.

I think I did well on induction but I'm slowing up now basically I've been the same weight up or down a lb for the last 5 days or so makes me think I should re-do induction but I guess I have to take it 1 day at a time and re-read some chapters of the book.

I do realize I lost a lot and I'm grateful for my 11lb loss maybe my body is just catching up.

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maybe someone wrote this already..I confess I didn't read all of the 11 pages..Transitioning from kimkins and definitely in need of fiber, lots of fiber..Anyway I put all the ingredients in a magic bullet glass blended them and cooked them in the same glass they came out fine! Next time I am going to pam the glass before I cook them thats it..Like 2 minutes from start to finish...
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If you're doing well with it and still losing I wouldn't change anything. If it ain't broke don't fix it. Are you going to move up the rungs of OWL? I have and have been satisfied with my foods and WOE and have not felt the need to cheat or binge. I see so many posts of those who stay on strict Induction and don't properly move up the rungs and end up losing all their weight and not knowing how to maintain properly.
Lisa: Speaking of this........ When reading the book (months ago) I remember it being vague on how to move up the carb ladder, just added 5 extra carbs and see how it goes? Or is there more of a concrete way of doing it? Thanks!


Also, yesterday I took
2 Tblsp. melted butter,
1/4 Cup flax,
1/2 tsp. Bpowder,
large pinch granular splenda,
dash salt,
pinch of onion powder,
1 Tbsp shredded parmesan, and
1 large egg.
Mixed it up and spread it out on an 8" round plate. Microwaved it for about 1 1/2 min. removed to paper plate, and let it cool, then used it to wrap up turkey, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and mayo! it was really good, made a huge wrap. and actually stayed together!

For the muffin: Has anyone tried using zucchini yet? what about left over spaghetti squash? and how much?

Have a great day!
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Old 09-29-2007, 07:00 AM   #322
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Lisa: Speaking of this........ When reading the book (months ago) I remember it being vague on how to move up the carb ladder, just added 5 extra carbs and see how it goes? Or is there more of a concrete way of doing it? Thanks!


Also, yesterday I took
2 Tblsp. melted butter,
1/4 Cup flax,
1/2 tsp. Bpowder,
large pinch granular splenda,
dash salt,
pinch of onion powder,
1 Tbsp shredded parmesan, and
1 large egg.
Mixed it up and spread it out on an 8" round plate. Microwaved it for about 1 1/2 min. removed to paper plate, and let it cool, then used it to wrap up turkey, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and mayo! it was really good, made a huge wrap. and actually stayed together!

For the muffin: Has anyone tried using zucchini yet? what about left over spaghetti squash? and how much?

Have a great day!
I don't have the book in front of me (so I may be wrong) but I believe it says to add the 5 carbs of a new food in 2 or 3 times a week at first to see how it goes before you try to have it everyday. Most people go too gungho and have it everyday-you're got to give your digestive system time to catch up and show any changes. It's not an overnight process and you have to be patient. I think that should be my new mantra, patience my child, patience. If it doesn't stall you then you can have it when you want if you don't have cravings or weight gain. I did that with my 1/2 of an apple this week. I had it spaced out 2 days apart and didn't notice any weight gain from it so I will incorporate it more often. It's 9 net carbs but it is a healthy food I enjoy and brings satisfaction to my WOE as long as I control myself with it.
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Son of a gun. If this doesnt taste like a real muffin. wow. another skeptic, that is in love!!!
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Has anyone used a silicone muffin cup in the microwave to make these? I use the coffee cup to make them for my DH but I was wondering if I could use the silicone so they are actually shaped like a muffin?
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Tecnokitty,
I'm sure you can, I have put the mix into a larger rounded bottom tupperware bowl and had it come out more like one of the bigger muffins you'd buy at the store.
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