What do your meals look like (show me pictures)....
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Late work lunch: open faced blackened salmon sandwich with baby spinach, radishes, & sriracha mayo on whole wheat English muffin. <400 cal and 30g protein
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Crispy skin salmon, potato salad, chive oil, everything bagel spice
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Sitting here with a 'green' (brown) Nutriblast feeling really jealous of everyone's food. I've got $25 for the next week and am living off freezer scraps...
Is it wrong that I find the food pictures more inspiring than the 'success story' pictures?0 -
Sitting here with a 'green' (brown) Nutriblast feeling really jealous of everyone's food. I've got $25 for the next week and am living off freezer scraps...
Is it wrong that I find the food pictures more inspiring than the 'success story' pictures?
Ha! But I've been there and know that's rough. Green peas + brown rice + pasta sauce + maybe some beans + topped with fried egg was and remains one of my preferred pantry/lagging paycheck meals, couldn't guess how often that was lunch and dinner when I was a freelance translator.0 -
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I made this as part of a light lunch for me and my girlfriends when we had a spa party. It's a cheese ball covered with an avocado "facial", red bell pepper lips, cucumber eye covers, and a mozzarella hair towel. I also made dark, milk, and white chocolate covered strawberries along with veggies for the dip too.
And of course we had mimosas.
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So creative. Love the avocado face mask.
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annette_15 wrote: »
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Really beautiful photos! Food all looks fantastic. I need to think about sweet potatoes more often...
Thanks
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Made a pot of black-eyed peas today, so had a bowl of that and added some chopped asparagus and roasted veggies (carrots, brussel sprouts, red potatoes and broccoli stems); cucumber; and strawberries.
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This is from My Good Friends at Caffe Capri...in Ohio... Grilled Chicken breast with sautéed mushrooms and tomatoes with yellow rice, fresh green beans and a side of cucumber dill sauce....all for about 390 calories0
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I'm so in for this thread!
Today's lunch: wholegrain pasta with chicken, brown mushrooms and dried cranberries.
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Last night's roasted chicken thighs & root vegetables in pesto cream sauce. I'm trying this whole new thing where I eat food and don't freak out about it, it's going swimmingly so far.
Dinner on the weekend was beer can chicken with fries and gravy. SOOOOOOO good.
Dinner last night was so random - sunny side up eggs with ham, salsa and rice. Trying to fit those macros/finish them leftovers.
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Meatball sub and fried zucchini from the food truck. Only eating half so I get to eat it again tomorrow! WOOT!
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Mediterranean bento box for work: lamb meatballs, spring salad, feta avocado, quinoa and blueberries
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Snow day from work! Carrot fritters with Greek yogurt. Plus an apple and some cheese. Yum.0 -
Wow! Those carrot fritters look fabulous. Can you please share the recipe for the fritters and the Greek yogurt topping?
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Wow! Those carrot fritters look fabulous. Can you please share the recipe for the fritters and the Greek yogurt topping?
This was very much a matter of "hmm what's in my fridge" since I didn't have a chance to go food shopping before the storm hit!! I mixed 180g carrots (chopped in food processor), 1 egg, about 15g flour, 1 clove garlic, and some salt/pepper/parsley/smoked paprika. I cooked them in a little butter for about 4 minutes each side. The topping is just plain Greek yogurt, a bit of lemon juice, and salt/pepper/parsley/garlic powder. The whole thing took about 15 minutes from start to finish and was totally delicious!0 -
Oh yum!0
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kyylieeeeee wrote: »Wow! Those carrot fritters look fabulous. Can you please share the recipe for the fritters and the Greek yogurt topping?
This was very much a matter of "hmm what's in my fridge" since I didn't have a chance to go food shopping before the storm hit!! I mixed 180g carrots (chopped in food processor), 1 egg, about 15g flour, 1 clove garlic, and some salt/pepper/parsley/smoked paprika. I cooked them in a little butter for about 4 minutes each side. The topping is just plain Greek yogurt, a bit of lemon juice, and salt/pepper/parsley/garlic powder. The whole thing took about 15 minutes from start to finish and was totally delicious!
Thanks! I'm definitely going to give those a try.0
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