Whats for Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and Snacks
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3 months into Gluten Free and I am starting to really explore new dinner ideas...made GF Pillsbury Chicken Pot Pie last night and it was delish...had left overs for lunch today! Anyone have great gf alternatives to favorite foods?!0
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is this a mix or what?
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I have made a few of the recipes from the Bisquick site. They have GF Bisquick but I have also used several other brands of biscuit mixes in the recipe and they work. Use what you have. The quiche type recipes are awesome just add any combo of your favourite toppings. I had an old "impossible quiche" recipe off an old box of Bisquick that I just substituted in the GF biscuit mix in to. I have made both dinner and dessert recipes from this site and all have turned out well.0
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I have been diagnosed with a gluten sensitivity so I have been cooking gluten free since August. Over the next two weeks I will be posting Low Carb-Low Fat-High Protein Gluten Free recipes on my MFP blog - http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/takerbrat/view/make-my-day-recipes-for-breakfast-lunch-and-dinner-601014
*photos on my weight loss challenge FB page - https://www.facebook.com/TeamDontMessWithTheMommaPage?ref=hl0 -
Oh Have I been MIA. But I definite need to get back into it. I have some biscuit GF mix but I am such a card addicted I am afraid to use if very often Breakfast was oatmeal with dry apricots lunch was 1 c of mushrooms GF soup with about 2 c of chopped vegies , Very good. tonight I am not to sure. Will se what hobby wants We are looking for freezing rain and sleet tonight.
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My meals will be pretty boring right now because I was (and will be again) on an 8 week meal plan. I had to give it up for a while because I'm on some antibiotics that make my stomach go crazy and the bread type foods really help calm that down. So right now I'm pretty much living off of gf english muffins, chicken noodle soup with gf noodles, and white rice. I'm still trying to watch my calories, but man those foods jack them up so quickly! :frown: But anyways, this is what my meal plan looks like:
Breakfast: 2 hard boiled eggs and smoothie (kale, raspberries, banana, flax seeds, and almond milk)
Snack 1: Some kind of fruit. Depends on what's in season, but I eat a lot of mangoes and kiwi.
Lunch: Chicken or Fish with some veggie (usually broccoli because I love it).
Snack 2: Homemade Nut Mix (almonds, walnuts, M&M's, pumpkin seeds, and sunflower seeds)
Dinner: Chicken or Fish with Kale Salad (with dressing, carrots, and mushrooms)
Snack 3: Cottage Cheese (2%. Probably one of my top 5 favorite foods)
Then I workout twice a day with some cardio in the mornings and strength in the evening. Usually totaling to 1 hour a day. Right now my workout time is replaced with feeling nauseous, but soon that will be over and I'll be back to my routine!0 -
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Breakfast: Pam-cakes w/ Uncured Turkey Bacon, Coffee
Lunch: Salad w/ chickpeas, red onion, carrots
Dinner: Beef Stew
Snacks: Mean Green Juice, Kind Bar, Coffee
I definitely need to add more veggies to my diet.0 -
My breakfasts alternate between something eggy -scrambled eggs with smoked salmon, boiled eggs with asparagus to dip, poached eggs, piccolo tomatoes and bacon etc - or something sweet.....I have bought a few boxes of 'Bakery on Main' oatmeal sachets from amazon, they are lovely. I make them up with almond milk and generally add extra fruit, they contain flax, quinoa. amaranth and chia so punch a good portion of vitamins and minerals. OR.... my fave banana pancakes, literally one ripe banana whizzed up with one egg, 1 tsp cinnamon and 1/2 tbsp ground flax seed, I fold in extra soft fruits such as blueberries then cook in a pan or in muffin tins in the oven. No need for syrup or sugar, they are really sweet.0
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My beakfast this morning was a protein shake with almond coconut milk with 3 half canned apricots And 1 scopp of Jay robb protein shake.0
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Wrote my first blog post a few minutes ago... Hope it can help.0