Volume Eaters Thread

1…5859616364…73

Replies

  • tthickens637
    tthickens637 Posts: 312 Member
    nowine4me wrote: »
    My husband is going on business travel this week, and I'm super excited to make a huge sheet pan of roasted Brussel sprouts! He hates the smell. I'll be wallowing in those come Tuesday with sweet potato toast and runny eggs.

    Sweet potato toast recipe please:)
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    This content has been removed.
  • Katmary71
    Katmary71 Posts: 7,142 Member
    sweetangelkitten wrote: »
    I like to volume eat in the evening, dinner is my favorite meal and I often don't want the meal to end. I try to eat lots of veg with supper and a good filling meat. Vegetables with shrimp or salmon is nice :) Or if I feel snackish, turkey slices with pickles wrapped in em

    My favorite meal is salmon with half a plate of veggies. Easy, fast, and tastes amazing every time!
  • Noreenmarie1234
    Noreenmarie1234 Posts: 7,492 Member
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Who is coming over? Never mind. All gone now lol but it was enough for two, I swear. And the whole thing? Not even 400cal dinner.

    v9irkmrhut7j.jpg


    HAHA, that is my kind of meal! My family always joke when I am cooking myself a meal "wow thanks for making enough for all of us". :D

    Is that rice in the back or cauliflower "rice"?
  • jennifer_417
    jennifer_417 Posts: 12,344 Member
    Woah. Super late to the party, but glad I found this thread!
  • geiznekcm
    geiznekcm Posts: 1,357 Member
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Who is coming over? Never mind. All gone now lol but it was enough for two, I swear. And the whole thing? Not even 400cal dinner.

    v9irkmrhut7j.jpg


    HAHA, that is my kind of meal! My family always joke when I am cooking myself a meal "wow thanks for making enough for all of us". :D

    Is that rice in the back or cauliflower "rice"?

    Better than rice konjac rice with some saffron mixed in. In the yellow curry 200g pollock and veggies.

    Konjac (or shirataki) is a staple for me.
    I wish it weren't so costly, though. May I ask where you purchase yours?
    Any advice for the most frugal?
  • PAPYRUS3
    PAPYRUS3 Posts: 13,259 Member
    geiznekcm wrote: »
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Who is coming over? Never mind. All gone now lol but it was enough for two, I swear. And the whole thing? Not even 400cal dinner.

    v9irkmrhut7j.jpg


    HAHA, that is my kind of meal! My family always joke when I am cooking myself a meal "wow thanks for making enough for all of us". :D

    Is that rice in the back or cauliflower "rice"?

    Better than rice konjac rice with some saffron mixed in. In the yellow curry 200g pollock and veggies.

    Konjac (or shirataki) is a staple for me.
    I wish it weren't so costly, though. May I ask where you purchase yours?
    Any advice for the most frugal?

    I get that...love the Better Than Rice product...although the only one I've come across is at my local natural food store @ $5/bag. I don't purchase too often because of that.
  • purplefizzy
    purplefizzy Posts: 594 Member
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    geiznekcm wrote: »
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Who is coming over? Never mind. All gone now lol but it was enough for two, I swear. And the whole thing? Not even 400cal dinner.

    v9irkmrhut7j.jpg


    HAHA, that is my kind of meal! My family always joke when I am cooking myself a meal "wow thanks for making enough for all of us". :D

    Is that rice in the back or cauliflower "rice"?

    Better than rice konjac rice with some saffron mixed in. In the yellow curry 200g pollock and veggies.

    Konjac (or shirataki) is a staple for me.
    I wish it weren't so costly, though. May I ask where you purchase yours?
    Any advice for the most frugal?

    I am on Canada and we pay $3.99 a package for rice. Noodles are much cheaper at Asian shops for $1.50 a box.

    California, and a crazy expensive area because SF proximity.
    Asian stores for the WIN- $1-ish at Ranch99.

  • widgit808
    widgit808 Posts: 194 Member
    tthickens637 wrote: »
    nowine4me wrote: »
    My husband is going on business travel this week, and I'm super excited to make a huge sheet pan of roasted Brussel sprouts! He hates the smell. I'll be wallowing in those come Tuesday with sweet potato toast and runny eggs.

    Sweet potato toast recipe please:)

    @tthickens637 to make sweet potato toast cut a sweet potato into 1/4 inch slices, pop in toaster and toast like you would bread. Super easy and yum 😊
  • Sallyw2004
    Sallyw2004 Posts: 124 Member
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    geiznekcm wrote: »
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Who is coming over? Never mind. All gone now lol but it was enough for two, I swear. And the whole thing? Not even 400cal dinner.

    v9irkmrhut7j.jpg


    HAHA, that is my kind of meal! My family always joke when I am cooking myself a meal "wow thanks for making enough for all of us". :D

    Is that rice in the back or cauliflower "rice"?

    Better than rice konjac rice with some saffron mixed in. In the yellow curry 200g pollock and veggies.

    Konjac (or shirataki) is a staple for me.
    I wish it weren't so costly, though. May I ask where you purchase yours?
    Any advice for the most frugal?

    I am on Canada and we pay $3.99 a package for rice. Noodles are much cheaper at Asian shops for $1.50 a box.

    Ranch 99 has lots of great produce and all sorts of other things at super low prices compared to other stores in CA. My favorite things to get there are Chinese eggplant, Bok choy (they have all sorts of varieties I’ve never seen before), snap peas, cabbage, Persian cucumbers, Chinese long beans,etc. I also get rice wine vinegar and things like that for great prices. It’s a volume eater’s (and someone that likes to experiment with exotic produce and ingredients) paradise!
    I also find lots of treasures at roadside farm stands and farmers markets.
  • tthickens637
    tthickens637 Posts: 312 Member
    widgit808 wrote: »
    tthickens637 wrote: »
    nowine4me wrote: »
    My husband is going on business travel this week, and I'm super excited to make a huge sheet pan of roasted Brussel sprouts! He hates the smell. I'll be wallowing in those come Tuesday with sweet potato toast and runny eggs.

    Sweet potato toast recipe please:)

    @tthickens637 to make sweet potato toast cut a sweet potato into 1/4 inch slices, pop in toaster and toast like you would bread. Super easy and yum 😊

    Wow!!! Now that's my kind of cooking. 😆 Thank You.
  • redcase
    redcase Posts: 69 Member
    marcvb35 wrote: »
    and just over 1600cal

    Oh my! :o If volume eating was about the volume of calories in one meal, you would be winning!

  • psychod787
    psychod787 Posts: 4,099 Member
    Watches a YouTube video that showed people making a konjac or however you spell it. Nurses catch spell. Lol looked awesome!
  • nowine4me
    nowine4me Posts: 3,985 Member
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Not gonna lie, I had problems finishing this gochujang young jackfruit with peas, butternut squash on konjaku noodles. All of this here for 300cal dinner. I am stuffed. Very very stuffed.

    jdh73cr86r12.jpg

    @just_Tomek I have a can of jackfruit I’m scared of. Any prep advice?
  • psychod787
    psychod787 Posts: 4,099 Member
    edited June 2019
    pennyilene wrote: »
    I’m still kind of new to MFP app and community and looking for new meal ideas. My calorie allowance is 1200 per day. So when I found this thread it was like finding a treasure! There are so many great ideas here!

    1200 calories is just enough to keep the lights on for a young female......
  • pennyilene
    pennyilene Posts: 22 Member
    @psychod787

    1200 calories is just enough to keep the lights on for a young female......[/quote]

    I’m eating lots of vegetables, protein at every meal and a small amount of starchy carbs at each meal, and 2 snacks! Lol! Not hungry eating that much food! I have picked up a lot of great ideas on this thread on eating a lot of healthy food while keeping my calories down. I’m still working towards my GW, about 40 lbs away. 😊
  • psychod787
    psychod787 Posts: 4,099 Member
    pennyilene wrote: »
    @psychod787

    1200 calories is just enough to keep the lights on for a young female......

    I’m eating lots of vegetables, protein at every meal and a small amount of starchy carbs at each meal, and 2 snacks! Lol! Not hungry eating that much food! I have picked up a lot of great ideas on this thread on eating a lot of healthy food while keeping my calories down. I’m still working towards my GW, about 40 lbs away. 😊
    [/quote]

    Sorry... none of my business. Wrong thread for this anyways...
  • pennyilene
    pennyilene Posts: 22 Member
    psychod787 wrote: »
    pennyilene wrote: »
    @psychod787

    1200 calories is just enough to keep the lights on for a young female......

    I’m eating lots of vegetables, protein at every meal and a small amount of starchy carbs at each meal, and 2 snacks! Lol! Not hungry eating that much food! I have picked up a lot of great ideas on this thread on eating a lot of healthy food while keeping my calories down. I’m still working towards my GW, about 40 lbs away. 😊

    Sorry... none of my business. Wrong thread for this anyways...[/quote]

    Don’t apologize! I welcome friends, advice, meal ideas...anything to help me on my journey! Thank you! 😊
  • nowine4me
    nowine4me Posts: 3,985 Member
    Farmers market bounty yielded the world’s best BLT’s last night. And since I don’t eat B, I made mine as an open faced sourdough Sammy with smashed avo instead of mayo. 8v8jxdzbn1vh.jpeg
  • icemom011
    icemom011 Posts: 999 Member
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Box of egg whites, bit of coconut flour, protein powder, baking powder, apple sauce and one hours of time. Can you say f yes

    wqff5swhfnkw.jpg

    Nice!
  • psychod787
    psychod787 Posts: 4,099 Member
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Box of egg whites, bit of coconut flour, protein powder, baking powder, apple sauce and one hours of time. Can you say f yes

    wqff5swhfnkw.jpg

    https://youtu.be/sSkRdO9K1og
  • PAPYRUS3
    PAPYRUS3 Posts: 13,259 Member
    icemom011 wrote: »
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Box of egg whites, bit of coconut flour, protein powder, baking powder, apple sauce and one hours of time. Can you say f yes

    wqff5swhfnkw.jpg

    Nice!

    oh now you've done it...I now want a waffle maker too :p
  • Noreenmarie1234
    Noreenmarie1234 Posts: 7,492 Member
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Box of egg whites, bit of coconut flour, protein powder, baking powder, apple sauce and one hours of time. Can you say f yes

    wqff5swhfnkw.jpg

    😍How many calories in one waffle?!
  • kelly_c_77
    kelly_c_77 Posts: 5,658 Member
    No milk?
  • PAPYRUS3
    PAPYRUS3 Posts: 13,259 Member
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Nope. Liquid is liquid.
    And someone wooed that post? Wonder why this time lol

    I'm sure they meant it in a good way...
  • geiznekcm
    geiznekcm Posts: 1,357 Member
    "Woo" as in "WOO-hoo!!", an expression of approval, admiration, and gratitude. (:
    WOO WOO WOO WOO. Thank you for sharing another quality idea.
  • kelly_c_77
    kelly_c_77 Posts: 5,658 Member
    just_Tomek wrote: »
    Nope. Liquid is liquid.
    And someone wooed that post? Wonder why this time lol

    Interesting. I make this same thing every night, but it needs about 6oz of cashew milk.

Categories