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I found a really helpful recipe for rescuing freezer burnt chicken breasts and wanted to share it with you. I ran across some chicken breasts in my freezer that were inadvertenly left open a bit. I tried this recipe with half of what was left and it was fantastic! I am doing the other half as I type. ;-) Freezer Burnt…

On my FT6, I can push the top button on the right side. I can't remember if it is once or twice. Try once and if it doesn't take you to the calorie count, try twice. Then you can resume where you left off.

You came to the right place, Julie! This site is great for sharing recipes, thoughts, success (and otherwise) stories, etc. I love your post, it is hilarious and I can so relate. So glad you came to MFP and welcome!

Will have to try this!

Medium to medium rare. There is a place in Arizona that brings a big leather boot on a plate to your table if you order a well done steak! LOL

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Thank you!

Believe it or not, I love the Octopus clothes hanger for drying clothes. I forgot to take mine with me on vacation and had to stop at Ikea to get another one. Love it to hang swimsuits, etc. from to dry in the room. It is a nifty item and only around $4.00!

If you like pumpkin, try some Trader Joe's Pumpkin Ice Cream! It is to die for! It is seasonal and when I got mine yesterday, there were only 2 left in the store freezer! YUMMY!

This sounds yummy! Do you know how many sugar grams are in the recipe?

That is a great feeling, isn't it! I am so happy for you. Keep it up!

Fajitas aren't a bad choice. You can get chicken or beef with lots of grilled vegetables. You can have it without the flour tortilla, but I can't resist them. A chicken quesadilla isn't bad either, particularly if you can have someone split it with you since you can't take it back to your room. As for a sweet tooth, I love…

Sounds great! I will have to try this.

The end of July to now - down 23 pounds. Hoping to make 30 in the next month or so. Doing lots of Zumba and other classes at my local gym and proportion eating which I really never did before.

This site is very helpful. It helps keep you accountable and there are so many great people here for motivation, recipe sharing, ideas, etc. I love MFP!

I know exactly what you mean! :sad:

Fantastic!

I am in that age group too!

Had some steel cut oats this morning with a tablespoon of Trader Joe's Pumpkin Butter in it and it was delicious!

I make breakfast sandwiches with the liquid eggs. Spray a bowl with Pam or the like and add 1/4 cup of liquid eggs. Place in the microwave for 1 minute. I then place it on a bagel thin with a slice of NF cheese and a couple slices of some sort of ham or you could put a Morningstar sausage or something on there if you like.…

We have all done it. Welcome back!

"Drill down" as in You need to drill down the list, etc.

I bought the Pumpkin Butter and also got Cranberry Apple Butter for $2.99 each. I thought I would try it since I would have had to purchase Cinnamon Sticks which would be a couple bucks anyway. I will have to try the recipe next, it does sound delicious! I just had the Pumpkin Butter in my steel cut oats this morning and…

I have been reading alot about Vitamin D helping to promote weight loss: http://www.naturalnews.com/028051_Vitamin_D_weight_loss.html http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/natural/929.html

Sounds delicious! Going to go over to TJ's today to get some. :flowerforyou:

Great job! That is a fantastic weight loss for 4 weeks!

You are on your way!! Keep it up!

What an awesome transformation. Keep up the good work and good luck.

I have all of Hungry Girl's cookbooks and absolutely love them! Even hubby (who doesn't have a weight problem) likes everything I have made from them.

I wear a Polar HRM for most exercise and I have found the calorie count to be pretty close to what my HRM says it is. :flowerforyou: