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1000-1200 calories per day for women is recommended, here's the thing ... I never lose on ounce on 1000. Being an older female, I have found that 800 works for me and funny thing, I'm not hungry. I really want to cook and bake though.
Actually that's not true, the recommendations are highly dependent on the individual and a number of factors including age, height, weight and activity level, but the lowest number recommended is usually 1200.
Many people on here have success losing at much higher numbers, I still lose at 1700 cals/week when accurate with logging.
Also if you search through the forums as well as online you will find a number of posts with really negative experiences with HcG. I suggest you do some more research and I hope you have not been on this for long.
Get out of here with your logic.
1000-1200 calories per day for women is recommended, here's the thing ... I never lose on ounce on 1000. Being an older female, I have found that 800 works for me and funny thing, I'm not hungry. I really want to cook and bake though.
So you don't even science? Not that it matters since both are jokes, but are you using hcg shots or the even more laughable homeopathic drops?
As much as I want to blast her too, let's just keep this food focused. Otherwise I'll add 10 pages of rant posts, because I want to, badly.
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Has anyone made a raviolo with the egg inside? I am comfortable with making the pasta and the filling. I'm wondering about how long should I cook the raviolo to make sure egg is perfect consistency.0
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Steph38878 wrote: »Has anyone made a raviolo with the egg inside? I am comfortable with making the pasta and the filling. I'm wondering about how long should I cook the raviolo to make sure egg is perfect consistency.
@Acg67 I see a challenge for you
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Steph38878 wrote: »Has anyone made a raviolo with the egg inside? I am comfortable with making the pasta and the filling. I'm wondering about how long should I cook the raviolo to make sure egg is perfect consistency.
@Acg67 I see a challenge for you
I've made it before, boil for approx 1.5-2min depending on thickness of the dough0 -
Just a take out pizza kind of night. No great pizzerias near us though. This is the skinny beach pizza from Pizza Hut. 200 calories a slice. Pretty good for Pizza Hut.0 -
Steph38878 wrote: »Has anyone made a raviolo with the egg inside? I am comfortable with making the pasta and the filling. I'm wondering about how long should I cook the raviolo to make sure egg is perfect consistency.
@Acg67 I see a challenge for you
I've made it before, boil for approx 1.5-2min depending on thickness of the dough
Thank you very much. I can't remember what thickness I put my pasta machine on to roll it out but I will be careful.0 -
1000-1200 calories per day for women is recommended, here's the thing ... I never lose on ounce on 1000. Being an older female, I have found that 800 works for me and funny thing, I'm not hungry. I really want to cook and bake though.
So you don't even science? Not that it matters since both are jokes, but are you using hcg shots or the even more laughable homeopathic drops?
1000-1200 calories per day for women is recommended, here's the thing ... I never lose on ounce on 1000. Being an older female, I have found that 800 works for me and funny thing, I'm not hungry. I really want to cook and bake though.
Actually that's not true, the recommendations are highly dependent on the individual and a number of factors including age, height, weight and activity level, but the lowest number recommended is usually 1200.
ETA: jkwolly is right. We need to keep this focused on all the delicious food...
1000-1200 calories per day for women is recommended, here's the thing ... I never lose on ounce on 1000. Being an older female, I have found that 800 works for me and funny thing, I'm not hungry. I really want to cook and bake though.
Actually that's not true, the recommendations are highly dependent on the individual and a number of factors including age, height, weight and activity level, but the lowest number recommended is usually 1200.
Many people on here have success losing at much higher numbers, I still lose at 1700 cals/week when accurate with logging.
Also if you search through the forums as well as online you will find a number of posts with really negative experiences with HcG. I suggest you do some more research and I hope you have not been on this for long.
Get out of here with your logic.
1000-1200 calories per day for women is recommended, here's the thing ... I never lose on ounce on 1000. Being an older female, I have found that 800 works for me and funny thing, I'm not hungry. I really want to cook and bake though.
So you don't even science? Not that it matters since both are jokes, but are you using hcg shots or the even more laughable homeopathic drops?
As much as I want to blast her too, let's just keep this food focused. Otherwise I'll add 10 pages of rant posts, because I want to, badly.
How I diet is how I diet, others shouldn't judge, but be supportive, as I THOUGHT this was all about.
I WAS talking about food, and how I like to cook/bake, and at this juncture, I'm not able to make the dishes that I truly like, the ones that have gotten me to where I am.
Nuff said.
Now, who's got a lovely recipe?
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Just a quick recap since I think you missed it: you mentioned your HCG diet, complaining about missing foods.
1000-1200 calories per day for women is recommended, here's the thing ... I never lose on ounce on 1000. Being an older female, I have found that 800 works for me and funny thing, I'm not hungry. I really want to cook and bake though.
So you don't even science? Not that it matters since both are jokes, but are you using hcg shots or the even more laughable homeopathic drops?
1000-1200 calories per day for women is recommended, here's the thing ... I never lose on ounce on 1000. Being an older female, I have found that 800 works for me and funny thing, I'm not hungry. I really want to cook and bake though.
Actually that's not true, the recommendations are highly dependent on the individual and a number of factors including age, height, weight and activity level, but the lowest number recommended is usually 1200.
ETA: jkwolly is right. We need to keep this focused on all the delicious food...
1000-1200 calories per day for women is recommended, here's the thing ... I never lose on ounce on 1000. Being an older female, I have found that 800 works for me and funny thing, I'm not hungry. I really want to cook and bake though.
Actually that's not true, the recommendations are highly dependent on the individual and a number of factors including age, height, weight and activity level, but the lowest number recommended is usually 1200.
Many people on here have success losing at much higher numbers, I still lose at 1700 cals/week when accurate with logging.
Also if you search through the forums as well as online you will find a number of posts with really negative experiences with HcG. I suggest you do some more research and I hope you have not been on this for long.
Get out of here with your logic.
1000-1200 calories per day for women is recommended, here's the thing ... I never lose on ounce on 1000. Being an older female, I have found that 800 works for me and funny thing, I'm not hungry. I really want to cook and bake though.
So you don't even science? Not that it matters since both are jokes, but are you using hcg shots or the even more laughable homeopathic drops?
As much as I want to blast her too, let's just keep this food focused. Otherwise I'll add 10 pages of rant posts, because I want to, badly.
How I diet is how I diet, others shouldn't judge, but be supportive, as I THOUGHT this was all about.
I WAS talking about food, and how I like to cook/bake, and at this juncture, I'm not able to make the dishes that I truly like, the ones that have gotten me to where I am.
Nuff said.
Now, who's got a lovely recipe?
We said "why do it? eat more and lose weight, it's science."
You said "no."
No judging. Wanting to give someone correct advice is not judging. Why wouldn't we respond to something inaccurate when other people can read it and maybe take it as truth?
NOW FOR JUDGING: show me another 120 calorie dinner, I could use a pre-snack snack idea.
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This actually looks delicious!Steph38878 wrote: »Just a take out pizza kind of night. No great pizzerias near us though. This is the skinny beach pizza from Pizza Hut. 200 calories a slice. Pretty good for Pizza Hut.
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Just a quick recap since I think you missed it: you mentioned your HCG diet, complaining about missing foods.
1000-1200 calories per day for women is recommended, here's the thing ... I never lose on ounce on 1000. Being an older female, I have found that 800 works for me and funny thing, I'm not hungry. I really want to cook and bake though.
So you don't even science? Not that it matters since both are jokes, but are you using hcg shots or the even more laughable homeopathic drops?
1000-1200 calories per day for women is recommended, here's the thing ... I never lose on ounce on 1000. Being an older female, I have found that 800 works for me and funny thing, I'm not hungry. I really want to cook and bake though.
Actually that's not true, the recommendations are highly dependent on the individual and a number of factors including age, height, weight and activity level, but the lowest number recommended is usually 1200.
ETA: jkwolly is right. We need to keep this focused on all the delicious food...
1000-1200 calories per day for women is recommended, here's the thing ... I never lose on ounce on 1000. Being an older female, I have found that 800 works for me and funny thing, I'm not hungry. I really want to cook and bake though.
Actually that's not true, the recommendations are highly dependent on the individual and a number of factors including age, height, weight and activity level, but the lowest number recommended is usually 1200.
Many people on here have success losing at much higher numbers, I still lose at 1700 cals/week when accurate with logging.
Also if you search through the forums as well as online you will find a number of posts with really negative experiences with HcG. I suggest you do some more research and I hope you have not been on this for long.
Get out of here with your logic.
1000-1200 calories per day for women is recommended, here's the thing ... I never lose on ounce on 1000. Being an older female, I have found that 800 works for me and funny thing, I'm not hungry. I really want to cook and bake though.
So you don't even science? Not that it matters since both are jokes, but are you using hcg shots or the even more laughable homeopathic drops?
As much as I want to blast her too, let's just keep this food focused. Otherwise I'll add 10 pages of rant posts, because I want to, badly.
How I diet is how I diet, others shouldn't judge, but be supportive, as I THOUGHT this was all about.
I WAS talking about food, and how I like to cook/bake, and at this juncture, I'm not able to make the dishes that I truly like, the ones that have gotten me to where I am.
Nuff said.
Now, who's got a lovely recipe?
We said "why do it? eat more and lose weight, it's science."
You said "no."
No judging. Wanting to give someone correct advice is not judging. Why wouldn't we respond to something inaccurate when other people can read it and maybe take it as truth?
NOW FOR JUDGING: show me another 120 calorie dinner, I could use a pre-snack snack idea.
^^ hah, I like this! "Bro, do you even pre-snack?"0 -
... moving on please ...
jkwolly, a pre-snack snack (sans the cocktails )
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/recipe/view/128788541033965
(there's a link on my recipe box for the "how to" if need be)
these delightful little jems are 23 cal each, and carb free with 1gram of fat per
*a sidenote-neither myself nor my husband are fans of liver in general, but this recipe is a knock-out ... each bite is sitting in a small pool of sweet chili sauce, MMM!0 -
@jkwolly, here's what's for dinner at our table tonight, I make this often. It's not 120 cal but pretty darn close, 170cal ...
super easy, uncomplicated, here's my recipe box ...
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/recipe/view/129061242048317
Not too shabby for an entire plate of food, ENJOY!0 -
Is it just me or does it take you to your own recipe page when someone links a recipe from theirs? Every one of these I"ve clicked on takes me to my own recipe page, which is less than helpful.0
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... since MisterA10001 is such a terrific guy, I made him these, and shared some of them with the neighbors as well
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/recipe/view/592442963183970 -
new to this but yummy and thankd for posting what all is in your salad and how many calories are in the meal form that dayangelgreathouse9 wrote: »
to help my friends and family i post pics of my meals occasionally on f.b. so they can see you can lose weight without starving... so far it hasn't caught on with them yet.
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Is it just me or does it take you to your own recipe page when someone links a recipe from theirs? Every one of these I"ve clicked on takes me to my own recipe page, which is less than helpful.
If you are talking about the links @MrsA10001posts, I've noticed that, but I wondered if it was because her food diary is set to private.
A few other people have commented on it, but she posts the links anyways.0 -
@MyM0wM0w, ya' know, I thought that I did change that so that everyone could see my recipe box, but I find that I MUST make my entire Food Diary public, so try again please and let me know what you think
There are loads of stuff on my MFP that is not working the way that it's suppose to.
I sent an email to the admin-type-folks, I hope that these issues can be resolved soon.
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Is it just me or does it take you to your own recipe page when someone links a recipe from theirs? Every one of these I"ve clicked on takes me to my own recipe page, which is less than helpful.
LOL. At first I was like, look, she has the same beef and brocolli recipe as me. Then I saw my favourite fish curry recipe. And then I clued in. :embarrassed:0 -
@3dogsrunning, Did you give it another go with my link? I think I've got it now, let me know would you?0
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@3dogsrunning, Did you give it another go with my link? I think I've got it now, let me know would you?
@MrsA10001 - still takes me to mine0 -
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@jkwolly, here's what's for dinner at our table tonight, I make this often. It's not 120 cal but pretty darn close, 170cal ...
super easy, uncomplicated, here's my recipe box ...
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/recipe/view/129061242048317
Not too shabby for an entire plate of food, ENJOY!
@MyM0wM0w,
WOW, so sorry that no one can get to my recipes, here's a copy&paste of the above
I call this "do ya ever get bored?"
4.00 oz, Fresh Pork Tenderloin
0.50 cup, Kale - Steamed
0.50 Cup, Steamed Broccoli
10.00 g, Hot Cherry Peppers
Nutrition Facts
Servings 1.0
Amount Per Serving
calories 170
% Daily Value *
Total Fat 4 g 6 %
Saturated Fat 2 g 8 %
Monounsaturated Fat 0 g
Polyunsaturated Fat 0 g
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 60 mg 20 %
Sodium 475 mg 20 %
Potassium 229 mg 7 %
Total Carbohydrate 5 g 2 %
Dietary Fiber 4 g 18 %
Sugars 2 g
Protein 25 g 51 %
Vitamin A 27 %
Vitamin C 93 %
Calcium 3 %
Iron 7 %
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... moving on please ...
jkwolly, a pre-snack snack (sans the cocktails )
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/recipe/view/128788541033965
(there's a link on my recipe box for the "how to" if need be)
these delightful little jems are 23 cal each, and carb free with 1gram of fat per
*a sidenote-neither myself nor my husband are fans of liver in general, but this recipe is a knock-out ... each bite is sitting in a small pool of sweet chili sauce, MMM!
... and this oldie but goodie, blast from the past ...
Rumaki
0.25 cup(s), Soy sauce
1.00 tbsp(s), Ginger root - Raw
1.00 clove(s), Garlic - Raw
0.50 tsp(s), Spices - Curry powder
0.25 lb(s), Chicken - Liver, raw
0.25 container (1 cup drained ea.), Sliced Water Chestnuts
4.00 Pan Fried Slices, Hickory Smoked Thick Cut Bacon
Nutrition Facts
Servings 24.0
Amount Per Serving
calories 23
% Daily Value *
Total Fat 1 g 2 %
Saturated Fat 0 g 2 %
Monounsaturated Fat 0 g
Polyunsaturated Fat 0 g
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 19 mg 6 %
Sodium 198 mg 8 %
Potassium 19 mg 1 %
Total Carbohydrate 0 g 0 %
Dietary Fiber 0 g 0 %
Sugars 0 g
Protein 2 g 4 %
Vitamin A 10 %
Vitamin C 2 %
Calcium 0 %
Iron 3 %0 -
3dogsrunning wrote: »@3dogsrunning, Did you give it another go with my link? I think I've got it now, let me know would you?
@MrsA10001 - still takes me to mine
Ditto.
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Egg white omelet with baby spinach and extra sharp cheddar cheese, topped with southwest salsa and plum tomatoes and onion. Natural turkey sausage as well! Very filling at only 288 cal.
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