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  • da Walnut
    ADBB Advocate
    • Oct 11, 2004
    • 754

    #1

    Pumpkin Bread – Induction Friendly

    1 T butter
    1 T heavy cream
    1 lg egg
    1 pkt splenda
    dash salt
    1/8 t pumpkin pie spice
    1/2 t baking powder
    1/8 t vanilla
    1/2 C Libby's 100% pumpkin
    4 T flax meal
    1 T softened cream cheese

    Melt butter in a microwavable dish. Add heavy cream, egg, salt, pumpkin pie spice, splenda, baking powder and vanilla. Mix until well blended. Add pumpkin. Mix until smooth and blended. Add flax meal. Mix until incorporated. Microwave for 4-5 minutes or until dry and center is set. Turn onto plate and while still hot ice with softened cream cheese.

    Nutritional info - Cal: 565, Fat: 48 g; Net Carb: 9 g (Carb: 22 g, Fiber 13g), Protein: 19 g

    Note: Based on Book's Flax Bread Recipe

    5'5" - 34 F - 10-11-04 293.5/c-259/cg-225/fg-135 or 18%bf
  • Backdraft
    ADBB Amateur
    • Oct 18, 2004
    • 46

    #2
    Is that nutritional info per piece or for the whole thing? edit: and if by the piece, how big is a piece?
    Gary (M, 6'0", 29)
    Started 10/20/04, restarted 04/18/05
    SW:328
    CW:Not quite sure, need a new scale!
    GW:220

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    • da Walnut
      ADBB Advocate
      • Oct 11, 2004
      • 754

      #3
      The nutritional info for the entire thing. I make it in a 4"x4" microwavable dish and divide it in quarters. Two squares (or half the recipie) makes a nice filling breakfast.

      5'5" - 34 F - 10-11-04 293.5/c-259/cg-225/fg-135 or 18%bf

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      • Backdraft
        ADBB Amateur
        • Oct 18, 2004
        • 46

        #4
        Awesome---I am going to make this tonight!!
        Gary (M, 6'0", 29)
        Started 10/20/04, restarted 04/18/05
        SW:328
        CW:Not quite sure, need a new scale!
        GW:220

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        • theislandgirl
          ADBB Amateur
          • Feb 26, 2004
          • 29

          #5
          Re: Pumpkin Bread – Induction Friendly

          Originally posted by da Walnut
          1 T butter
          1 T heavy cream
          1 lg egg
          1 pkt splenda
          dash salt
          1/8 t pumpkin pie spice
          1/2 t baking powder
          1/8 t vanilla
          1/2 C Libby's 100% pumpkin
          4 T flax meal
          1 T softened cream cheese

          Melt butter in a microwavable dish. Add heavy cream, egg, salt, pumpkin pie spice, splenda, baking powder and vanilla. Mix until well blended. Add pumpkin. Mix until smooth and blended. Add flax meal. Mix until incorporated. Microwave for 4-5 minutes or until dry and center is set. Turn onto plate and while still hot ice with softened cream cheese.

          Nutritional info - Cal: 565, Fat: 48 g; Net Carb: 9 g (Carb: 22 g, Fiber 13g), Protein: 19 g

          Note: Based on Book's Flax Bread Recipe
          Perhaps an unexpected question, but how is this recipe (and it looks like a nice one) Induction Friendly?

          Did somebody add Pumpkin to the Induction Foods list? Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to bug you particularly, but I sure wouldn't want any newbies to be misled into thinking this is ok to have on Induction when it isn't....
          ==Jude==

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          • Backdraft
            ADBB Amateur
            • Oct 18, 2004
            • 46

            #6
            I'm pretty sure pumpkin is on the acceptable veggie list...
            Gary (M, 6'0", 29)
            Started 10/20/04, restarted 04/18/05
            SW:328
            CW:Not quite sure, need a new scale!
            GW:220

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            • NulloModo
              • Oct 29, 2003
              • 949

              #7
              Pumpkin is on the acceptable foods list.


              15 months and Counting! (Dec Update)

              Male, 23, 6'
              380(ish)/189/185

              Brennie got run over by a Dawndeer!

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              • theislandgirl
                ADBB Amateur
                • Feb 26, 2004
                • 29

                #8
                Originally posted by NulloModo
                Pumpkin is on the acceptable foods list.
                Glad to hear that. Clearly I'll have to refresh my memory (from the original DADR and DANDR).
                ==Jude==

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                • MotherOfGizmo
                  • Apr 01, 2004
                  • 13388

                  #9
                  Hey Nullo, just dawned on me that you are back! Are you all moved in now?


                  5'4"
                  45 yrs (F) a.k.a. "Butterbean"
                  Start date 5/18/2003
                  197/163.5/130

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                  • NulloModo
                    • Oct 29, 2003
                    • 949

                    #10
                    Mostly, now just the process is unpacking and getting all the utilities/etc hooked up, so, one more week of median time then I should be back full force .


                    15 months and Counting! (Dec Update)

                    Male, 23, 6'
                    380(ish)/189/185

                    Brennie got run over by a Dawndeer!

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                    • strange_dejavu
                      ADBB Amateur
                      • Nov 06, 2004
                      • 44

                      #11
                      Pumpkin bread--oh, yum! I'm off to make some! :yummy If it is only half as good as it sounds, I'll be singin'!
                      At goal since December 2003



                      Height: 5'3"
                      Female

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                      • i8it
                        ADBB Amateur
                        • Nov 24, 2004
                        • 4

                        #12
                        How much in weight in 1/2 c Libby's pumpkin? We don't have that product here so I thot of making my own. It it puree? or diced? and in water?

                        I don't have a microwave but have an oven. Can I do this in the oven? If so for how long? Thanks!!

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