Bored at work - whats for dinner?

katieannd
katieannd Posts: 66 Member
edited September 22 in Food and Nutrition
Work is slow this afternoon...boo. What is everyone having for dinner? I need some new low cal meal ideas! :)

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  • ErinMarie25
    ErinMarie25 Posts: 733 Member
    Chili, saltines, and a vegetable on the side. Been in the crock pot since 11 this morning! The smell has been teasing me all day. LOL! Just a half hour and it's mine!!
  • lisamt83
    lisamt83 Posts: 119
    I'm thinking Turkey Burgers...been marinating in EVOO and green onions and some different seasonings...SOOO good!!
  • ♥_Ellybean_♥
    ♥_Ellybean_♥ Posts: 1,646 Member
    Broiled Blue Cheese Steak Salad!
  • Maitlyn
    Maitlyn Posts: 22
    most likely grilled chicken breast with veggies on the side.
  • Adsnwfld
    Adsnwfld Posts: 262 Member
    Tilapia, egg plant, and sweet potato
  • katekizm
    katekizm Posts: 47 Member
    I'm thinking I'm just having a baked potato..
  • lisafrancis629
    lisafrancis629 Posts: 287
    Pork tenderloin is in the crockpot. Will bake some zuchini & squash and whole wheat mac n' cheese to go with it. Yummy :smile:
  • lfondots
    lfondots Posts: 216 Member
    veggies, brown rice, with a indian marsala sauce. I'm trying to think of a protein to add. Maybe a hard boiled egg.
  • RaeN81
    RaeN81 Posts: 534 Member
    Homemade pizza buns and chinese cabbage salad.
  • ashlee954
    ashlee954 Posts: 1,112 Member
    Baked sweet potato with Tony's seasoning (creole) and a multi grain sandwich thin with non-fat cream cheese and a slice of tomato.
  • melruiz5
    melruiz5 Posts: 134 Member
    idk if its low cal, but i'm making fried potatos(no skin) and scrambled eggs. I have over 700 cals for dinner, so ima eat something i havent had in about 6 months! YUM! :happy:
  • Rjperron
    Rjperron Posts: 150
    Curried Chicken Soup w/Rice...new recipe!
  • PocketNaomi
    PocketNaomi Posts: 62
    Hamburgers and green beans. Nothing very exciting here, I'm afraid.
  • Aeriel
    Aeriel Posts: 864 Member
    Homemade hamburger soup.....248 calories per 9oz serving, very filling! 18 carbs, 9 fat, 23 protein and 17 iron per serving. Sodium is 568 but still better than canned soups! I add hamburger, carrots, onion, chick peas and pot barley to mine. Love it!
  • cef957
    cef957 Posts: 86 Member
    My son loves chicken pesto pasta....so I am making that....I had a Five Guys (little burger and fries) for lunch......so I am SOOOO over my calories for the day......so I will be having a salad.......
  • mommyjos
    mommyjos Posts: 98 Member
    these sound so good!
  • sarahgaye
    sarahgaye Posts: 19 Member
    BAked rainbow trout with olive oil (or butter, haven't decided yet) and maybe some cous cous or quinoa.
  • ttaylortulsa
    ttaylortulsa Posts: 96 Member
    Curried Chicken Soup w/Rice...new recipe!

    This sounds delish! Would love to have the recipe!

    I'm having Chicken and homemade marinara over spaghetti squash
  • fancyc00
    fancyc00 Posts: 4 Member
    Spicy Potato Soup
    1 slice of homemade white bread
    --adding green beans and corn to the soup

    297 calories per 1 cup serving and 1 slice of bread

    http://www.tasteofhome.com/Recipes/Spicy-Potato-Soup

    mmmmm
  • katieannd
    katieannd Posts: 66 Member
    WOW! Sounds like everyone is eating yummy tonight!

    I think I have settled on this recipe...YUM!

    http://www.delish.com/recipefinder/shrimp-taco-warm-corn-salsa-recipe
  • BridgetteFLA
    BridgetteFLA Posts: 20
    My new favorite = Grilled shrimp, pepper & onions w/ a touch of evoo & seafood magic seasoning. Brown rice, black beans & cilantro on the side.

    Yummy everything sounds so good! :bigsmile:
  • katerinab
    katerinab Posts: 107
    I found a molasses ham steak recipe in a WW cookbook that we will be having, plus a veggie.
  • tlp8rb
    tlp8rb Posts: 556 Member
    Poached salmon; baked potatoes, steamed butternut squash and a green salad.
  • gracienkaidens_momma
    gracienkaidens_momma Posts: 379 Member
    I'm making baked turkey, green beans and rice.
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