What's for dinner?
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Last night it was hamburger with a faux bolognese and yet again microwaved red potatoes (my carb intake struggles are real).
Carbs are hard for me also (as well as sweets) some days I have more sweets than real food because I'm trying to stay under my calories. I usually put in 15 m&ms everyday to try and curb my sweet tooth. That is still 51 calories though.0 -
RaeBeeBaby wrote: »Easter leftovers - about 3 oz of turkey breast, 2 oz lean ham, coleslaw made with broccoli, brussel sprouts and cabbage, and about 1/4 cup of baked beans...
That coleslaw sounds like a delicious way to sneak in a lot of those good-for-you cruciferous veggies. Do you have a recipe you can share?0 -
Tonite's dinner is grilled chicken with a baked potatoe and cherry tomatoes...0
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My favorite dinner tonight...roasted spaghetti squash, basil tomato sauce (no sugar), baked chicken, topped with fresh parmesan. Ummmmmm so good!0
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Last night it was hamburger with a faux bolognese and yet again microwaved red potatoes (my carb intake struggles are real).
Carbs are hard for me also (as well as sweets) some days I have more sweets than real food because I'm trying to stay under my calories. I usually put in 15 m&ms everyday to try and curb my sweet tooth. That is still 51 calories though.
Tonight's dinner is Trader Joes Asian Style salad with chicken and 2 tsp of dijon mustard for dressing (so spicy!) and Lake Champlain salted caramel chocolate.
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Tonight was chicken soft tacos with low carb tortillas and mozzarella cheese. Mmmmmmm...
Plus, I made a big batch of the taco meat, so I have plenty of leftovers that I can have easily measured out and ready to go.0 -
Day 4 dinner was stuffed cabbage rolls. Stuffed with brown rice, Turkey, onion, red pepper. I didn't put any red sauce on them. They xame out to 142 calories per roll. We also have sauteed veggies umm!0
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kayjosh2422 wrote: »I had 4 oz. chicken breast and a salad. Very filling
That's looks yummy! Are those homemade croutons?
Yes, I really wanted some crunch beside the almonds so I made some croutons with olive oil, garlic and pepper.
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So, I LOVE Mexican food! That is my diet weakness. I'm always trying to recreate my restaurant favorites. Tonight is shredded beef in corn tortillas, rolled up and baked....like a flauta but not fried. We will have a salad with avocado with it. I want to eat dinner now actually ha ha!0
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I think we are having ham and roasted veggies0
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We ended up going out for dinner at Chili's yesterday. I had the grilled chicken salad (430) calories. I did drool over all the yummy looking food, but I knew I had already messed up for the day, so I had to behave myself!0
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Day 4 dinner was stuffed cabbage rolls. Stuffed with brown rice, Turkey, onion, red pepper. I didn't put any red sauce on them. They xame out to 142 calories per roll. We also have sauteed veggies umm!
Sounds great! I'm gonna have to try that. My family is gonna get annoyed with me always making new, healthy things they aren't used to! Lol. They'll get over it!0 -
Day 4 dinner was stuffed cabbage rolls. Stuffed with brown rice, Turkey, onion, red pepper. I didn't put any red sauce on them. They xame out to 142 calories per roll. We also have sauteed veggies umm!
Sounds great! I'm gonna have to try that. My family is gonna get annoyed with me always making new, healthy things they aren't used to! Lol. They'll get over it!
They were really good, my mom and stepdad don't like Turkey so they made some with breed and said it tasted kinda like a Philly cheesesteak without bread. The Turkey tasted good but not like that lol!0 -
Day 6 dinner was baby back ribs with ratatouille and stuffed crescent rolls. Now I would have went WAY over my calories if I had actually had any major meals but I kinda skimped on them to beable to stay under calorie goal today.0
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Last night we had salad with some chicken and stuffed mushrooms.
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Tonight's dinner is grilled tilapia and grilled veggies! Light night.0
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I am on a salad kick, loving all the fresh veggies from the farmers market!
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Another round of Mediterranean Rice Noodle salad (rice noodles, grape tomato, lemon, blanched green beans, and fresh basil), but with green pepper instead of green beans, and a small portion of chicken breast coated in white and black pepper.0
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Orange chicken with broccoli and green pepper stir fry. I think we May also have some rice with it!0
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I have to plan my meals for the week. Yesterday, I cooked chicken in the crock pot and quinoa for the week. This will be used for lunch and some dinners. Tonight, is leftover - Chicken Fajita Salad. Basically, fajitas without a tortilla and only salsa for the dressing. It is around 325 calories.0
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I made a big pot of vegetable bean soup on Saturday and then spinach fettucini with sauteed veggies in tomato sauce on Sunday. I made enough for several meals for me, hubs, and the grandson. He has a very broad palate for a 21 month old!0
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Another round of Mediterranean Rice Noodle salad (rice noodles, grape tomato, lemon, blanched green beans, and fresh basil), but with green pepper instead of green beans, and a small portion of chicken breast coated in white and black pepper.
That sounds delicious! I bet it would be good with blanched asparagus, too!0 -
So, I LOVE Mexican food! That is my diet weakness. I'm always trying to recreate my restaurant favorites. Tonight is shredded beef in corn tortillas, rolled up and baked....like a flauta but not fried. We will have a salad with avocado with it. I want to eat dinner now actually ha ha!
I love flautas but so fattening the regular way. How do you get them to stay together? Do you use any oil?0 -
Tonight's dinner was a healthy Sole Florentine (adapted using a bit of FF sour cream, and a bit of parmesean, I used 2 bags of fresh spinach sautéed with fresh garlic. It made 4 servings and it was only 303 cals per serving) 4 oz sweet potato, and a cup and a half of grilled balsamic fresh asparagus.0
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I have had a partial bag of tortilla chips hanging around, so I built a meal around it:
1 lb ground meat
three celery stalks
1 small onion
a few garlic cloves
(cook those together, then add)
1 pound dried beans, cooked (or two cans of beans)
1 can Italian diced tomatoes
1/2 bag frozen corn (or one can)
chili powder, cumin, cinnamon, coriander, oregano, cayenne, and/or other favorite spices
(simmer together until it bubbles)
In a 13 x 9 pan, spread 1/3 of the mixture and top with:
2 oz tortilla chips (or tortillas cut into strips)
Repeat layers again, then spread remaining 1/3 of mixture on top. Top with:
2 oz shredded cheese
Bake at 350 for 15 minutes.
It's not a usual part of my repertoire, but I hate wasting food.
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Can you believe....cantaloupe? One cup. I was close to my calorie limit. Oh well. Can't have it all, all the time. Dishes above sound sooooo goood!!0
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barbecuesauce wrote: »I have had a partial bag of tortilla chips hanging around, so I built a meal around it:
1 lb ground meat
three celery stalks
1 small onion
a few garlic cloves
(cook those together, then add)
1 pound dried beans, cooked (or two cans of beans)
1 can Italian diced tomatoes
1/2 bag frozen corn (or one can)
chili powder, cumin, cinnamon, coriander, oregano, cayenne, and/or other favorite spices
(simmer together until it bubbles)
In a 13 x 9 pan, spread 1/3 of the mixture and top with:
2 oz tortilla chips (or tortillas cut into strips)
Repeat layers again, then spread remaining 1/3 of mixture on top. Top with:
2 oz shredded cheese
Bake at 350 for 15 minutes.
It's not a usual part of my repertoire, but I hate wasting food.
Great idea! I also hate to waste food and can build a meal around the strangest or random ingredients. I will be copying you as I also have leftover tortilla chips. Lol0 -
Fall off the bone ribs and roasted veggies. I love me roasted veggies!
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Last night we had cauliflower Alfredo. It was not bad, could use some more flavor incorperated into it some how. Now Tonight for dinner we are having porkchops with squash zucchini carrots and onions, brussels sprouts w/bacon !0