its my anniversary..whats something i can cook for the man t
kiannlouise
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Hello everyone
It's my one year with my bf today (sounds pretty lame) but he is the one haha... anyways ive just had the biggest bouqet of white lillies i have ever seen delivered to my work... even though we promised not to do anything because we're building a house and need to save!
He has been soooo good over all of this weightloss and i know how he loves delicious foods! Whats something i can make for dinner tonight that's not going to make me go over board or anything! i have 1300cal left.... think men! and what they like to eat haha
thanks guys
It's my one year with my bf today (sounds pretty lame) but he is the one haha... anyways ive just had the biggest bouqet of white lillies i have ever seen delivered to my work... even though we promised not to do anything because we're building a house and need to save!
He has been soooo good over all of this weightloss and i know how he loves delicious foods! Whats something i can make for dinner tonight that's not going to make me go over board or anything! i have 1300cal left.... think men! and what they like to eat haha
thanks guys
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Ohhh and he loves italian.... pasta, pizza etc0
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How about Salmon?0
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nopee haha we dont eat seafood! lol0
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I would try some angel hair pasta tossed with chopped fresh tomatoes, garlic, chopped basil and a little olive oil. You can make some nice garlic bread for him, and a big, crispy salad for the both of you.
If you're looking for dessert later, strawberries are always nice.0 -
all I can think right now is steak lol... hopefully you'll get a healthier answer0
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You could do a pork loin. There are some at the grocery store that are pre-marinated or seasoned and at usually about 130 to 140 calories a serving. And they are less than $10. You could add some steamed veggies (get frozen ones that you steam in the bag) and another side that you two like. It's an inexpensive and low calorie meal as well as super easy and quick to make.0
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steak0
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I'd go for a nice lean cut of steak. Grill that bad boy, serve with veggies, a salad, and brown rice. Add wine and beer as needed. Have some fruit for dessert. Maybe chocolate dipped if you've got calories left.0
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filet mignon wrapped in bacon. I can't think of anything that tells a man "I love you" more than beef AND bacon!0
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I would try some angel hair pasta tossed with chopped fresh tomatoes, garlic, chopped basil and a little olive oil. You can make some nice garlic bread for him, and a big, crispy salad for the both of you.
If you're looking for dessert later, strawberries are always nice.
mmmm I second this!! This is similar to what I would have said!0 -
I would try some angel hair pasta tossed with chopped fresh tomatoes, garlic, chopped basil and a little olive oil. You can make some nice garlic bread for him, and a big, crispy salad for the both of you.
If you're looking for dessert later, strawberries are always nice.
mmmm I second this!! This is similar to what I would have said!
Is this meal very healthy though ?
sounds delicious but!0 -
haha all i could think of was steak too! thats why i posted this haha.... hmmm some good ideas here!0
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If you want pasta go with whole grain. I love making bulgur wheat with chopped onions, olive oil, garbanzo beans, tomatoes, and instead of eating it with chips, eating it with cabbage! So good. Check out this website:
http://www.eatingwell.com/recipes_menus/collections/quick_healthy_pasta_recipes0 -
Ths is my hubbys favorite.
Sage simmered pork chops
4 3/4-inch thick boneless porkchops
1 pkg sliced baby Bella mushrooms
1 large yellow onion sliced
1/4c. Whole wheat flour
2tsp. Beef bouillon granules
1/4c egg beaters
1 tsp. Ground dried sage
2 tsp canola oil
1tsp salt
Put the egg beaters in a shallow dish. Mix flour, sage and bouillon in another dish. Pat chops dry then dip in egg followed by flour mixture. Set aside. In a non stick Pan heat 1 tsp oil over medium heat. Add veggies and salt and cook til soft and startin to brown. Remove from pan but don't rinse it. Add remaining oil and heat over medium high heat. Add breaded chops and cook 2-3 min per side til browned. Add veggies on top and cover and cook an additional 2 min. Serve with steamed brown rice that's been cooked in beef stock. Soooo delicious and oh so healthy!0 -
I like the parmesan-crusted things, you can take pork loin chops or chicken breasts, dip in egg then a bread-crumbs and parmesan (1/3 cup of each mixed together) and saute in a little oil. It's not the leanest thing, but it's not bad, about 300 cals depending on the serving size of meat, you can serve that over a little pasta with tomato sauce and a nice salad and keep it to 500 cals.0
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If you want pasta go with whole grain. I love making bulgur wheat with chopped onions, olive oil, garbanzo beans, tomatoes, and instead of eating it with chips, eating it with cabbage! So good. Check out this website:
http://www.eatingwell.com/recipes_menus/collections/quick_healthy_pasta_recipes
that website is awesome thanku
thanks girls for those recipes! im printing them lol0 -
filet mignon wrapped in bacon. I can't think of anything that tells a man "I love you" more than beef AND bacon!
Bacon-wrapped beef for the win!0
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