Failure to plan....
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akgeenaminto wrote: »Impressed!!
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Can you tell us some of your menus for different days?0
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history_grrrl wrote: »Can you tell us some of your menus for different days?
Monday: Lunch- Sounthwestern chicken casserole
Dinner- Talipia, 1/4 retried beans with cheese, and mixed veggies(quiche,asparagus,red bell pepper)
Tuesday:Lunch- 4oz steak and parmesean green beans
Dinner- Sounthwestern chicken casserole
Wednesday: Lunch- Flounder, 1/4 retried beans with cheese, and mixed veggies(quiche,asparagus,red bell pepper)
Dinner- Talipia , 1/4 retried beans with cheese, and mixed veggies(quiche,asparagus,red bell pepper)
Thursday: Sounthwestern chicken casserole
Dinner- 4oz steak and parmesean green beans
Friday: Lunch-4oz baked chicken and cauliflower
Dinner- Sounthwestern chicken casserole
Saturday: Lunch- 4oz Ground Turkey and cauliflower
Dinner- Flounder, 1/4 retried beans with cheese, and mixed veggies(quiche,asparagus,red bell pepper)
My snacks include: Mixed nuts and raisins-30 calories per tablespoon. I usually give myself 3 servings.
Sugar free brownies -140 calories per piece
15 chips -140 calories
Green seedless grapes 20 count for -69 calories.
I cook all over again on Sunday. I just look for different recipes 300 calories or below.0 -
All my meats are 4oz and I give myself the serving size for all vegetable and recipes. Oh the Southwestern casserole is actually the chicken enchilada casserole. Here is the recipe... Try it out-
http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/chicken-enchilada-casserole/56a83fe3-68a6-49d6-a5d4-23067a73b260
All of 250 calories!!!!0 -
I did this for a whole month and I still haven't figured it out - the food just doesn't "keep". Especially the veggies. Every week i tried a new way of doing it. What I figured out was I need to keep the veggies (sauteed spinach, kale, etc) in an entirely different bowl and add it in that morning. I see that's not the case for you.
DO you put anything in the freezer?0 -
I guess I'm screwed then. I don't even know what I'm having for dinner and it's almost 5:00 p.m. Oddly enough, I've been losing steadily.0
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Need2Exerc1se wrote: »I guess I'm screwed then. I don't even know what I'm having for dinner and it's almost 5:00 p.m. Oddly enough, I've been losing steadily.
I'm 47 and genuinely would have expected myself to have figured this out by now.
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I'm 47 and genuinely would have expected myself to have figured this out by now.
I'm 54 and still haven't figured it out. Then again, I have a dorm-sized refrigerator and simply can't plan that far in advance.
Great idea, though, OP! And I love some of what you pack for the week. I might have to try that recipe you linked to.
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Girl, I am impressed!0
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Holy smokes, well done!0
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soccerkon26 wrote: »Do you meal prep for the entire week? If I cook some chicken or beef on Sunday will it still be okay to eat on Friday?
I do that all the time. Totally fine.0 -
Oh my GOODNESS! YOU did your thing! Impressive!0
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And I was proud of bringing my lunch to work and preparing each the night before...for a week straight0
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This doesn't even compute for me... Do you not have anyone else in your house to worry about feeding or sharing the fridge with. I can totally see this as feasible as a single person, but with a family... I can't keep the kid out of anything.0
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Looks great! I've thought about pre-cutting veggies and putting them in containers and keeping in fridge, but don't know how well they'd keep (bell peppers and broccoli mostly). I need to do some googling0
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This is awesome. Could you tell how you make these recipes?0
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Nice!! I cook lunches for the week, generally 2 different dishes for me, and 2 for my husband so that we can alternate.
I got my containers from Ikea, they're $2 a pop and have the best seal on them, even soup doesn't leak.0 -
itsmeGennie wrote: »I did this for a whole month and I still haven't figured it out - the food just doesn't "keep". Especially the veggies. Every week i tried a new way of doing it. What I figured out was I need to keep the veggies (sauteed spinach, kale, etc) in an entirely different bowl and add it in that morning. I see that's not the case for you.
DO you put anything in the freezer?
I don't put anything in the freezer and I have not had any problem with my veggies going bad. The further in the back of the fridge the colder the temperature that may help my food to stay fresh.
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