Whats for dinner tonight?
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katherine1127
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Just wondering what everyone is having for dinner tonight? I love cooking, and find it hard to prepare a meal for all of my family. I have 3 kids who are picky, plus a husband who hates fish unless its fried. I love eating healthy though.
TONIGHTS MENU:
Lean steak and vegetable stir fry: 1 cup
Minute brown rice: 1/2 cup
Green beans: 1/2 cup
What are you having?![:smile: :smile:](https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/resources/emoji/smile.png)
KaT
TONIGHTS MENU:
Lean steak and vegetable stir fry: 1 cup
Minute brown rice: 1/2 cup
Green beans: 1/2 cup
What are you having?
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KaT
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Steamers LOL0
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Roast chicken 100g
Baby new potatoes 200g
Carrots, peas and a little gravy...
YUM0 -
Breakfast for dinner tonight. Eggs, toast, maybe some bacon, and fruit. Not the healthiest meal, but yummy0
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I won't think about dinner for another 9-12 hrs, so I have no idea!
Breakfast was a steak and spinach sandwich, with a side of chocolate/raspberry yogurt.0 -
Salmon 7 ounces
Asparagus
Rice 175 grams0 -
lean chicken breast with low sodium BBQ sauce (crockpot)
baked sweet potatoes
Steamed broccoli and fat free chedder cheese (cheese is optional)
one of our favorite meals. a small adult portion is a little under 500 calories and SOOOO worth it!!!
i find it difficult to make meals that work for the whole family too. i have an underweight toddler who is on a high fat/oil/protein diet. he is also rather picky. my hubby will eat anything but it is finding the balance between what my son needs and what i need. he would love if i made cheese burgers and fried fish every night, and he would gain weight, but so would i!! and who has the time to make 2 different meals??? ugh. anyway, i make a lot of the above meal and freeze 1/2 of it.0 -
I am having Turkey Mini-Meatloaves with Roasted Root Veggies, from the "Cook Yourself Thin" cookbook.
Recipe here:
http://www.mylifetime.com/shows/cook-yourself-thin/recipes/turkey-mini-meatloaves-with-roasted-root-veggies0 -
BBQ shredded pork tenderloin
Steak fries
Baked beans
Does not sound that healthy but the whole meal is less than 500 calories! And it taste really good too!0 -
I had fish and chips for lunch today
so I've spent half an hour on the bike, and plan a salad sandwich in wholemeal bread for my dinner - I've swapped my meal times for today!
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Those turkey mini meatloaves look wonderful! I am always looking for recipes using ground turkey. Thank you for sharing!0
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I'm going to the airport so dinner will be on the road. Chick-Fil-A grilled chicken or grilled chicken wrap.0
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Left overs from last nights home made weight watchers made with Lean beef mince, 2 carrots,1 onion, 1 egg,225g of quark, and lasagne sheets plus home made lentil soup0
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Soft tacos with 97% lean ground beef. Mmmmm......0
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Steak, broiled baby red potatoes and salad...YUMMY. I usually buy 4 steaks but this time I bought one huge steak to share between 4 people and so I can have leftovers for another meal.0
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Peanut butter banana Quinoa porridge
3/4c plain greek yogurt
1/2 fresh raspberries
1Tbs flax oil
1/2c light soy milk
2.5 scoops protein
2tsps unsalted peanut butter
Yum Yum0 -
Lemon butter chicken :-) Lots of veggies in it and whole wheater pasta!!!0
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I am having Turkey Mini-Meatloaves with Roasted Root Veggies, from the "Cook Yourself Thin" cookbook.
Recipe here:
http://www.mylifetime.com/shows/cook-yourself-thin/recipes/turkey-mini-meatloaves-with-roasted-root-veggies
YUM! May have to add this to the next menu!0 -
I am making Cooking Light's Shrimp Pad Thai...yum yum. I make a few subs, like I half the oil (and I use sesame oil not canola) and use almond butter instead of peanuts...
http://www.myrecipes.com/recipe/shrimp-pad-thai-50400000110432/0 -
Breakfast for dinner tonight. Eggs, toast, maybe some bacon, and fruit. Not the healthiest meal, but yummy
Brinner is the bomb! I'm right with you0 -
Check out Everyday Food magazine in the checkout line or the Everyday Food blog. It often addresses picky eaters or cooking for children/family.
I also find that children that are exposed to growing their own veggies (even container gardens if you have limited space) are more likely to be life-long good eaters (speaking from experience and also from watching friends and family garden with their children).0
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