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  • lewbear911_
    lewbear911_ Posts: 8 Member
    Low carb pesto, chicken, bell pepper pizza
  • RosieSing
    RosieSing Posts: 1 Member
    Rich and meaty bolognese with veg
  • jayemes
    jayemes Posts: 865 Member
    My first attempt at protein muffins. About 150 calories and 9g of protein each.
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  • Gaia85
    Gaia85 Posts: 190 Member
    jayemes wrote: »
    My first attempt at protein muffins. About 150 calories and 9g of protein each.

    They look good! How did they taste?

    Seafood and veggies in a Sriracha oyster sauce
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    Turkey hotdogs with asparagus, mushroom and onions in a Sriracha and ketchup sauce
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  • Evamutt
    Evamutt Posts: 2,663 Member
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    all your meals look so appetizing, mine are pretty plain, but I like them
  • jayemes
    jayemes Posts: 865 Member
    Gaia85 wrote: »
    jayemes wrote: »
    My first attempt at protein muffins. About 150 calories and 9g of protein each.

    They look good! How did they taste?

    I liked them :smile: This is the recipe https://thebigmansworld.com/2017/02/25/5-ingredient-chocolate-chip-protein-muffins-low-carb-vegan-paleo/
    I used crunchy peanut butter instead of almond butter because it's what I had on hand. I think they'd be better with smooth peanut butter next time.

  • vegmebuff
    vegmebuff Posts: 31,389 Member
    [quote="crazyravr

    Made these double chocolate protein muffins (posted recipe somewhere here before) 100cal each loaded with flavour and protein.
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    I tried to find it (the recipe)...no luck. These look too yummy to not ask for it.
    Sorry, but I'd love to try them out.

    Thanks again - just write a book and make your millions!



  • Gaia85
    Gaia85 Posts: 190 Member
    Soup from scratch...seafood and veggies
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  • JL2513
    JL2513 Posts: 867 Member
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  • vegmebuff
    vegmebuff Posts: 31,389 Member
    crazyravr wrote: »
    vegmebuff wrote: »



    Thanks again - just write a book and make your millions!

    Gonna work on a food blog over the winter. Good for you, simple recipes with nutrition breakdowns etc. That is one thing I find many of the blogs missing. Recipe PMd.

    SO true...it's frustrating to find so many recipe sites/books, etc., that do not include the breakdowns. I appreciate your homemade items. They (the resulting food item) always seem to be simple, full of healthful ingredients that won't break the daily 'calorie bank'.
  • JL2513
    JL2513 Posts: 867 Member
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  • vegmebuff
    vegmebuff Posts: 31,389 Member
    JL2513 wrote: »
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    These are so pretty!

  • JL2513
    JL2513 Posts: 867 Member
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  • skinnyjingbb
    skinnyjingbb Posts: 127 Member
    Surf&turf salad. Leftover Chinese food. Sauce is mixture is soy sauce Sriracha and sesame oil.
  • jayemes
    jayemes Posts: 865 Member
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  • Gaia85
    Gaia85 Posts: 190 Member
    Cheese spread and smoked salmon on an English muffin with sweet potato chips and sea salt almond dark chocolate bark.
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  • itzzztommy
    itzzztommy Posts: 7 Member
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    I’m gonna call it a protein bomb. It’s 93/7 lean ground turkey with whole grain brown rice and quinoa, okra, broccoli, and two eggs topped with my favorite, Valentina hot sauce. Seasoned with pepper to taste.
  • lporter229
    lporter229 Posts: 4,907 Member
    itzzztommy wrote: »
    I’m gonna call it a protein bomb. It’s 93/7 lean ground turkey with whole grain brown rice and quinoa, okra, broccoli, and two eggs topped with my favorite, Valentina hot sauce. Seasoned with pepper to taste.

    That actually looks really yummy. I think it would be good with fried eggs on top instead of scrambled in too!
  • Speziface
    Speziface Posts: 1,687 Member
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    Not really a meal, but I made these panna cotta eyeballs for a Halloween event at work today.
  • itzzztommy
    itzzztommy Posts: 7 Member

    lporter229 wrote: »

    That actually looks really yummy. I think it would be good with fried eggs on top instead of scrambled in too!
    It was super yummy. I had leftovers for breakfast too. Egg on top would be a good idea. I’ll try that next time.

  • o_chaisson19
    o_chaisson19 Posts: 22 Member
    Airfryer fries, cauliflower hash brown no oil, sprouted corn tortilla chips airfryer nonoil
  • TonyB0588
    TonyB0588 Posts: 9,520 Member
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    Salmon, Stir-Fried Vegetables, Roasted potatoes. Washed down with a glass of home made lemonade.
  • jayemes
    jayemes Posts: 865 Member
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    Tortellini soup with baby spinach
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  • JL2513
    JL2513 Posts: 867 Member
    Good, but the mango white chocolate's even better!
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  • SchweddyGirl
    SchweddyGirl Posts: 244 Member
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    Banana Nut Oatmeal from my favorite restaurant in Kodiak.
  • JL2513
    JL2513 Posts: 867 Member
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  • maisiba
    maisiba Posts: 66 Member
    Dinner tonight: 2 wraps (cut in half) filled with low-fat cream cheese, scallions, shredded carrots, a bit angel hair cabbage and lots of arugula - all seasoned with some lemon juice, salt, pepper and balsamico.

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  • JL2513
    JL2513 Posts: 867 Member
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  • hughjazz74
    hughjazz74 Posts: 64 Member
    i now realize how homely my meals are after seeing these beautiful dishes :) nice job, everyone. wow!
  • maisiba
    maisiba Posts: 66 Member
    crazyravr wrote: »
    Microwave eggs with Asian greens for breakfast.
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    How do you call that type of radish in English? We call them Radieschen but I couldn't find a good English translation for it except red radish and I'm not sure that's correct or specific enough. Well, assuming you're actually using the same - they look like this, right?
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