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Junior LCF Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: NYC
Posts: 21
Gallery: Ikki
Stats: 157/152/115
WOE: South Beach
Start Date: August 2010
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Blabbermouth!!!
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Crossroads of America :D
Posts: 7,198
Gallery: gettinserious
Stats: 3++/3++/170
WOE: lowcarb foods
Start Date: argh
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Ikki- Yes it is fine for induction.
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#814 |
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Junior LCF Member
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hi
I'm new here. is this thread still active? I have a few recipes to share. I try to emphasize veggies in my cooking.
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#816 |
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Junior LCF Member
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2 quick ones
Kale & Corn "Quiche"
This is an awesome way to eat more greens, which are a superfood. I don't like them on their own...but this recipe is super tasty as a side dish or as the main event. 1 bunch of kale - or any greens in season, spinach, chard, collards, etc 4-6 eggs (or eggwhites) 1 cup or so of frozen corn onion, garlic, seasonings - chop and sautee the onion, garlic and greens until they wilt down - add your favorite seasonings - dump in a bowl and add the frozen corn and eggs. mix. - dump in a baking tin. i've used a muffin tin as well as a bread loaf tin. - bake at about 350-400 until it sets up. There is something magical about the bitterness of the greens with the sweetness of the corn. I know corn is a bit higher in carbs, so you can experiment with cutting back on it to your taste. Also freezes well. Makes about 6 healthy servings. Stewed Peppers This sounds ridiculously simple, but there is something about the slow cooking of the peppers that really brings out their sweetness. Makes a great side dish next to any meat. - 4 or however many green peppers. (one pepper per person. i don't really like green peppers raw but find this is a great way to eat them, especially when they are cheap. but you can also use red, etc) - onion, garlic, favorite seasonings - chicken stock - spray some pam in a large dutch oven/soup pot - rinse the peppers, but keep them whole. when the pot gets hot, put them inside. - you want to turn them occasionally so they brown on all sides, but not burn. - while you are doing this you can throw in some onion, garlic and seasonings around them and let those sautee as well - when the pan gets close to burning, add a little chicken stock to deglaze the pan and help the peppers stew a bit more. cover the pan - you're all done when the peppers are cooked on all sides but not mushy. serve these whole. i usually leave the seeds in and just eat around them, but you could remove the seeds and stem before cooking. |
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#817 |
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Junior LCF Member
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One more
Tuna Tomato Rolls
This is an excellent for this time of year when those big beefsteak tomatoes are in season.. A mandolin really helps in this recipe to get the thin slices. - one or two large ripe tomatoes - pickles - tuna, with or without mayo, as you like Slice the tomatoes and pickles thin. I would say less than a quarter inch for the tomatoes and even thinner for the pickles. the mandolin helps here. season the tomato slices, line with pickle slices, then plop a bit of tuna salad in the middle. Roll and enjoy. tuna+tomatoes+pickles=happiness |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: High Desert - California
Posts: 4,990
Gallery: cowboyshootergirl
WOE: A chicken wing and a prayer.
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Psuedo Masaman Curry
I posted this on the crockpot board with onions. That put it over three. Omit for three....
3-5lbs beef roast cut into 2-3" chuncks 2 14oz cans coconut milk 1/2 package of hot or mild curry paste. The kind in the cubes. I use S&W available at asian markets. Crock on low for 8hrs. Yum!! |
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#821 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: In the middle of TN
Posts: 64
Gallery: wormie1978
Stats: 236/208.6/158
WOE: Atkins/Lower Calorie
Start Date: on and off since 2003
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Chicken Breasts sauteed with a little garlic salt sliced in strips
Add, 1 package of frozen, thawed, squeeze drained of spinach 4 Portabello mushroom caps sliced in thin strips cook until heated through and mushrooms are how you like them Add your favorite low carb alfredo sauce My kids even love this..they call it the 'green stuff'.. |
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#822 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 118
Gallery: cheapside
Stats: 265/218.2/140
WOE: pseudo Atkins
Start Date: Jan 2010-restarting 9-13-11after gaining 10lbs :-(
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Thank you all sooooo much for this thread. I have found it to be a great resource for dishes that are quick and easy. I especially like the crock pot ones...with cooler weather setting in, it's nice to come home and have dinner ready!
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#823 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 118
Gallery: cheapside
Stats: 265/218.2/140
WOE: pseudo Atkins
Start Date: Jan 2010-restarting 9-13-11after gaining 10lbs :-(
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I haven't gotten through the whole thread, so I'm not sure if something like this has been shared, annnnd, depending on what other toppings you add, there are more than 3 ingredients, but these are so good!!!!
Porto-Pizzas 2 large portobello mushrooms LC Spaghetti sauce Pepperoni grated cheese Clean out the mushrooms(I remove the stem and some of the gills) and spread with sp. sauce. Layer on the pepperoni and cheese to your hearts desire and bake at 350 until the cheese is melted and the mushrooms are starting to get tender. |
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#826 |
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Junior LCF Member
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koobideh Meatballs
2lbs Ground Beef
2 Large Onions 1 tsp Turmeric Salt, Pepper, Garlic Powder Puree or grate onion, Mix with Beef and Seasonings. Shape into meatballs. Bake for 30min @ 375 on a broiler pan. Optional: Add fresh minced garlic instead of powder Add a beaten egg Use Ground Lamb instead or Beef or a Combination of the two. You can shape them like traditional Koobideh Kabobs on a skewer. Dip in Tsatziki (Cucumber Yogurt Sauce) |
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#827 |
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Junior LCF Member
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spicy cheese e chicken soup
velveta cheese not sure how much just a decent size chunk
1 can of diced or sheded chiken breast drained 1 can of rotel drained melt the cheese in a pot over med heat once most of it is melted add chicken and rotel simmer for a few minutes to heat up chicken and you are done if you like your soup thinner save the juice from the rotel and or chicken and add it to get it where you want it |
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Major LCF Poster!
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: PA
Posts: 2,341
Gallery: easwann
Stats: was 240lbs am 185 lbs
WOE: Peace, meat, water, and eggs!
Start Date: learning everyday
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Major LCF Poster!
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: North Mississippi
Posts: 2,202
Gallery: rqw1968
Stats: 199 lbs/143.1 lbs/128 lbs (5' 6.5") Age: 44
WOE: Typically VLC, On hCG SubQ R1P2 since 10/4/2012
Start Date: January '09 (Restart: 7/15/2012)
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Subscribing...
(Apologies for the "ping" everyone...) :blush: |
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Major LCF Poster!
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: North Mississippi
Posts: 2,202
Gallery: rqw1968
Stats: 199 lbs/143.1 lbs/128 lbs (5' 6.5") Age: 44
WOE: Typically VLC, On hCG SubQ R1P2 since 10/4/2012
Start Date: January '09 (Restart: 7/15/2012)
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Video Vixen
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Georgia Girl
Posts: 4,097
Gallery: megananne
Stats: way too much/8 lbs down/just right
WOE: LC/workout 5-7 times/wk
Start Date: June 2009 - this time LC for life!!
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Please forgive me if this has already been posted. I have read the whole thread as it developed, but i may not remember.
Easy, Easy Creamed Spinach Place washed spinach leaves in a pot and turn on heat to med. Stir frequently, and the spinach will quickly steam down until it is cooked. Now stir in desired amount of cream cheese. Salt and pepper to taste, and a sprinkle of nutmeg if you like it. Very simple and yummy side dish. Portions: i would normally use about 1/2 block of cream cheese (so 4 oz) to an avg sized bag of baby spinach, and i like mine pretty creamy. Of course you can add more or less cc, based on your own tastes.
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#833 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Washington
Posts: 169
Gallery: Sassypitbull
Stats: 250/218.5/120
WOE: Low Carb My Way
Start Date: Sept 13,10
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Senior LCF Member
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Left coast
Posts: 629
Gallery: Sissiesue
Stats: 173/129/129
Start Date: September 27, 2010
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Yummy! I'm going to make a turkey curry like this with leftovers (not 'authentic', to be sure, but I'll be it'll be good!!)
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#836 |
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Junior LCF Member
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#837 |
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Senior LCF Member
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please ,does anyone have a simple recipe for a soup that has lots of sea food in it ,thanks
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Major LCF Poster!
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Desperate for Fall
Posts: 1,402
Gallery: WildflowerMama
Stats: 185.5/143.2/revised to 140
Start Date: Nov 2006
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Central Iowa
Posts: 4,714
Gallery: vli1127
Stats: 258/254/180
WOE: LC my way
Start Date: Restart everyday
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