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#271 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Nov 2011
Posts: 283
Gallery: MargD
Stats: 134/125/120
WOE: Pescatarian and Low Carb
Start Date: May, 2011
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I like the sound of all of that, Nigel.
I ended up have a big, late lunch yesterday and then never ate dinner. I did, however, pick at LC food throughout the evening, so it probably wasn't a good choice not to eat supper. |
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#272 |
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Senior LCF Member
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B: 2 eggs with avocado. (Should've put some salsa in there too. A little bland - next time, salsa for sure...)
L: shrimp with mushrooms & green beans D: mushrooms, imitation crab, shredded cheddar cheese, grated parmesan S: popcorn - ugh! Not LC. Can't seem to resist these days but used to be able to with no problem. BUT... good news: dr gave me green light to workout after a foot injury. Yay!! That should help. Maybe will motivate me to eat better so I don't un-do my workout. |
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#273 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Nov 2011
Posts: 283
Gallery: MargD
Stats: 134/125/120
WOE: Pescatarian and Low Carb
Start Date: May, 2011
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Monday
B - 2 eggs, scrambled with a splash of HWC and a small amount of shredded mozzarella cheese S - Several tastes of a WIP snack (peanut butter protein balls)* S - 1 small cream cheese cloud D - Huge Salad *Once again, I can resist once these are formed into balls, but I really struggle to resist while the entire pile of this stuff is chilling in the fridge. |
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#274 |
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Junior LCF Member
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Colorado
Posts: 11
Gallery: Moosiegirl
Stats: 5'3" 139/129/122
WOE: Low carb - vegetarian (fish, too)
Start Date: January 2013
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Yesterday:
AM Decaf with 1/2&1/2 and splenda 10:00 Can of tuna with mayo and celery, string cheese 2:00 Small package of peanuts (Half the time at work, I will have two hb eggs with mayo instead of the tuna) 6:00 Salad with ranch, cheddar, celery, cukes, tomatoes, creole salmon Dessert: lc ice cream bar Today: AM Coffee and cream/splenda 10:00 six strips MS veggie bacon, 1 egg omelette with cream cheese and spinach 2:00 1 slice toast (just a thin slice of whole wheat - 5 net carbs) and butter String cheese 6:00 MS veggie or turkey burger, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, mayo, mustard, side of steamed broccoli with butter Dessert: small bowl of whipped cream/cream cheese/splenda blend + strawberries I eat pretty much the same things most days. I don't mind. I get in trouble if I go out to eat, or if I drink, so I haven't done either yet since I started. Actually haven't missed either yet. This is day 18. Weight loss has slowed down to .2 a day and I expect to stall out soon. If I can steadily lose even 1/2 pound a week from here on out, I will consider myself lucky. Either way, the lack of cravings and hunger is worth it! I figure I'm eating maybe 1200 - 1400 calories a day. (I THINK I'm below 20 carbs, but still not that good at calculating those so well.) I wonder if that's enough? I'm only 5'3" so it probably is? Last edited by Moosiegirl; 01-24-2013 at 07:16 AM.. |
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#275 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: So. California
Posts: 187
Gallery: Sherril
Stats: 207/188.6/125
WOE: Low-carb lacto-ovo vegetarian
Start Date: 11/09 the first time 2/12 this time
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B - Egg salad with hot tea with lemon - I have a wicked sore throat
L - Sauteed mushrooms, zukes, and onions with spaghetti squash baked with cheese and cream. D - 3 slices MSF bacon and a string cheese S - Cashews |
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#277 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Nov 2011
Posts: 283
Gallery: MargD
Stats: 134/125/120
WOE: Pescatarian and Low Carb
Start Date: May, 2011
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Tuesday
B - 2 eggs, scrambled with splash of HWC and a small amt of cheese S - 1/2 Quest bar + 1/4 c almonds D - Large Salad with sliced almonds, feta cheese and blue cheese dressing 1 Peanut butter protein ball 1 Fat bomb |
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#278 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: So. California
Posts: 187
Gallery: Sherril
Stats: 207/188.6/125
WOE: Low-carb lacto-ovo vegetarian
Start Date: 11/09 the first time 2/12 this time
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Thank you MargD, I'm feeling a bit better.
B - Leftover faux sausage, mushroom and artichoke soup L - Big salad S - Sunflower seeds D - 2 pickle tofurkey roll-ups |
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#279 |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
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Last night I made homemade vegetarian squash chili and I served it over wild rice.
For the chili, I used 1/2 an onion, 3 different colors of bell peppers, 2 yellow squash, a can of black beans, a fresh roma tomato, a can of stewed tomatoes and some spices. It turned out real good. I added in a couple of slices of chopped fresh jalapeno too. If I had thought of it, I would have added a can of green chilies also. It made a lot, enough for 4 servings. This was the first time I made vegetarian chili without a meat substitute in it and the black beans worked beautifully. I drained them first. |
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#280 |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
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Last night I made a great romaine salad with homemade thousand island dressing and some stuffed pasta shells...not LC, but still a good meal.
I stuffed the pasta with cottage cheese, an egg, some sauteed onion and bell pepper and a yellow squash. I mixed all that together and added in some fresh baby spinach. I just used canned tomatoes for a sauce on the bottom and top and then topped it all with colby jack cheese. It tasted a lot like lasagne. Next time, I'll opt for a lower carb lasagne noodle, but I used what I had. I had sugar free jello with no sugar added peaches for dessert. |
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#281 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 136
Gallery: Madge17
WOE: MeatlessLowCarb/LowSodium
Start Date: April 2012
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While my daily diet has been a mix of good and bad - this evening I made 2 large Portobella cap mushrooms for the first time in a frying pan on the stove. I had a hard time finding a recipe where they weren't used as "grillers" in a bun, so I just winged it!
![]() I took out their stems and gills and fried the insides down first in some olive oil for 3-4 min., then flipped them over. I salt and Pensey pepped them, laid in a slice of provolone cheese, filled them up with a previously sauteed mix of chopped baby portobellas, onions and red peppers & herbs, and then topped it with two more slices of provolone cheese and cooked for another 3 min. Boy were they ever good! I was pleasantly surprised. Had a half of sweet potato topped with butter (along with my Beano-LOL) and Hoods LC choc milk. One of the best (satisfying) meals I've had in a looong time. LOL If I would have skipped the sweet potato, it would have qualified for LC too. |
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#282 |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
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Your meal sounds good Madge. I have missed reading your posts.
Last night I made black bean enchiladadas and salad. For the enchiladas, I smashed up black beans, some onion, green chilies, black olives and added ench sauce and cheese. They weren't bad. I only made these years ago when I was doing a low fat diet and realized that they were vegetarian as well. I have no idea of the carb count, but I've been trying to get more beans into my diet lately. |
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#283 |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
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Last night I made quorn cubed faux chicken into chicken alfredo.
I sauteed a pretty small onion and added in a stalk of celery and then some roasted red bell pepper and added in the quorn chicken, then some parmesan and heavy cream and let it simmer until it thickened. Then I added some grated smoky cheddar on top. I served it with green peas and carrots, cucumber salad, and some wheat couscous. It was the first time I had couscous and I liked it. The quorn is so filling I can usually only eat half a serving, so I'm happy to have leftovers for another day. |
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#284 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 136
Gallery: Madge17
WOE: MeatlessLowCarb/LowSodium
Start Date: April 2012
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Thanks Nigel, I've missed reading yours and everyone's posts here too!
Your BB enchiladas sound good. I also really like the occasional 365 Brand original organic baked beans, heated up in a bow (replaced my Bush's Vegetarian Baked Bean canned meals), but do try to stick with black soybeans or edamame more since they are much lower in net carbs and (I think) higher in protein. I've had to stay away from high-fiber foods just as much as high fat while trying to get my digestive system back in order, but I'm slowly adding foods and getting closer to my old LC diet with each day. Back to having protein shakes for breakfast, but using frozen bananas regularly in them besides strawberries. Started to add some nuts back in, but they have been troublesome, so I need to be careful. Still on the highest daily dose of corticosteroids though and now Dr's added 1/2 Imodium a day. Things have definitely improved this past week - hallelujah! LOL I'm sure I'll need to go through an induction phase all over again when I'm finally able to get off the meds. I've gained 5 lbs during the last 6 wks, but it is what it is. The past 6 mos had become a nightmare with each passing week. This IBD is something I will have to learn to live with and work around, but the Gastro doc sees no reason I shouldn't be able to eventually resume my LC diet when everything settles down, so I'm still pleased and looking forward to that. I just have to be patient for now.Quorn chicken alfredo, hmmm - I tried one Quorn product (made from mushroom fungi?) some kind of *patty* and hated the taste, so I've been leery of their other products. I think I did a review on it, even tried to mask it with tomato sauce to no avail. ![]() Today: Raw Protein Powder Blender shake, frozen banana, soymilk with 2 Tabl. peanut butter Snack - LS cheese sticks Lunch - 2 Tabl Peanut butter, 1/4 cup peanuts, crystal lite lemonade Snack - LS cheese sticks Dinner - large salad, feta cheese, cukes, tomatoes, red peppers, garbanzo beans, kalamata olives, olive oil and vinegar Snack - dark chocolate and LS cheese stick My tummy wasn't happy today - I think I overdid it. yesterday was a much better eating day - 3 eggs, no nuts or PB and less cheese. Tomorrow should be another good egg and yogurt day., perhaps some tofurky and mayo around a pickle and LC tortilla wrap (Sherril turned me on to this one!) haha |
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#285 |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
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I'm glad you are doing better.
I dislike the quorn patties (faux hamburger patties). They tasted like cardboard. The quorn chicken cutlets, I usually bread with mayo and parmesan and bake them like parmesan chicken. I add in some lc bread crumbs if I have any around. They are okay like that. The quorn chunks (I think that is how they are labeled) don't have much taste so I use a lot of seasoning. I was surprised that the faux chicken alfredo came out good. It's always hit or miss with faux meat substitutes for me. I've bought several kinds that I could not learn to like. Oh, I try, but most of the time, if I don't like the first time I try them, then I never like them. These days I doctor up just about everything with lots of spices...it helps a lot. I've been working on cutting down on eating so much cheese--doc says it has too much cholestrol (sp)...he says its just as bad as eating beef. The doc also told me that I could have inherited high cholestrol. I have a hard time believing that. It would be nice to blame it on someone else though. |
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#286 |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
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Yesterday I made quorn cutles chicken parmesan style and some stir fried veggies.
The veggies were onion, red bell pepper, mushrooms, asparagus, celery, broccoli and shredded carrot. I put a little Bragg's aminos in the stir fry for flavor. It worked. |
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#287 |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
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I see no one has posted here in a month.
I wonder where everyone went? Last night I made Mexican Lasagne from a recipe I tweaked from TV and cucumber and tomato salad. It turned out very good, surprisingly. I might make it again and add some sliced black olives. It would even be good with some beans. Speaking of beans, I'm cooking some pintos today but I haven't decided what else to go with them. I try to eat them once a week or so. The doc says they are good for me. I hope so. ![]() |
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#288 |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
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Well I guess I'll just sit here and post and hopefully someone will show up eventually.............
![]() Today I'm bbq-ing boca burger and veggie packets outside. I'm going to splurge and have an ear of corn. It's a rare treat when it's farm fresh. Walmart had corn @.16 cents today, but I had already gotten mine at HEB 4/$1. Too bad I don't have any freezer room right now. Something about putting it on the bbq that makes it taste so awesome. I have to give in to tempatation once in a while. |
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#289 |
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Senior LCF Member
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Sorry you are alone on this thread.
So many carnivores about. Sounds you are a good cook, and I agree about fresh corn being the way to go. Tomatoes and sweet corn right out of the garden are nature's best treats. |
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#290 |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
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Thank you for replying.
I got 8 big tomato plants yesterday--belated b-day present, so I'm going to be planting them today in big buckets on my front porch. I just don't have the time to put into a big garden these days as much as I would like to have one. |
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#292 |
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Junior LCF Member
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Hello!
Hi Nigel, sorry you are alone on the forum right now. I am not doing vegetarian right now, but I am trying to eat more veggies than meat.
Just wanted to say hi, and I hope all of your friends find their way back to the forum. ![]() |
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